Brian Davis New President of ASEAN for Honeywell
Honeywell appoints Brian Davis as the new President of Honeywell ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations). Davis will succeed Briand Greer who will be retiring in June this year.
Davis will be in charged with overseeing business across six main ASEAN markets including, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
Davis will play a critical role in driving company’s growth in the region.
Davis joined Honeywell in September 2006, holding multiple senior leadership roles, including most recently, Vice President of Asia Pacific (APAC), Commercial Aviation, under Honeywell’s Aerospace strategic business group.
He also held the position of Aerospace leader for Honeywell International Sdn Bhd (HISB), the first multi-national company to have joined the Malaysian government’s Principal Hub Initiative in 2015.
He brings along with more than 20 years’ experience in the airlines’ industry.
Under his strong leadership, the company’s APAC Commercial Aviation business demonstrated consistent growth while supporting a broad network of aviation and aerospace partners, customers and key stakeholders.
Under Davis, the company recently established its Aerospace aftermarket headquarters in Malaysia, with key decision-making level executives in place to accelerate response time to customers.
“Macro trends such as rapid urbanization, increased infrastructure, improved well-being of people and communities, improved industrial production and manufacturing are providing technology-driven companies such as Honeywell with the opportunity to drive smarter and more sustainable growth through innovation,” said Shane Tedjarati, President of Honeywell’s Global High Growth Regions.
“Briand Greer has been instrumental in driving Honeywell’s growth in ASEAN in the past three years and I am confident that Davis has the right experience, innovative thinking and leadership qualities to help us transition into a prominent software technology player with a long-term commitment to the region,” Tedjarati continued.
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