Honeywell International is a diversified technology and manufacturing company that operates in various sectors, including aerospace, building technologies, performance materials and technologies, and safety and productivity solutions
The company develops and provides innovative products, services, and solutions designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and sustainability in various industries. Honeywell focuses on leveraging advanced software and automation to improve performance and operational capabilities for its customers, while also emphasizing environmentally responsible practices and the development of cutting-edge technologies.
New Board Member Enhances Council's Expertise and Knowledge in Financial TechnologyPHOENIX - Feb. 3, 2025 - PRLog -- The Arizona Technology Council today announced it has appointed Cheryl Eckardt, vice president, Global Network Service Technology, American Express, to its board of directors. Eckardt was elected unanimously to serve a three-year term at the Council's quarterly board meeting held on January 31."Cheryl brings a wealth of expertise in global payment networks and technology that will be invaluable to our mission," said Steven G. Zylstra, president and CEO of the Council and SciTech Institute. "We are honored to welcome her and begin working together, as she has demonstrated exceptional leadership in financial technology, compliance and digital transformation. Her innovative mindset and deep industry knowledge will undoubtedly help drive growth and advancement in the sector."Eckardt brings accomplishments in platform modernization, regulatory compliance and digital innovation. Her achievements include leading technology delivery for the American Express Payments Network and driving strategic growth through cutting-edge digital solutions.The board of directors serves an advisory and fiduciary role by representing the interests of the state's technology industries in the Council's strategic planning and ongoing operations. The current board includes 30 members representing a diverse set of organizations.In addition to Eckardt's appointment, Jonathon A. Talcott, attorney and shareholder, Buchalter, was re-nominated to the board following his move from Ballard Spahr to Buchalter.Cheryl Eckardt, vice president, Global Network Service Technologies, American ExpressEckardt is vice president, Global Network Services Technology, responsible for the technology delivery of the American Express Payments Network – a modern, high performing, secure set of capabilities that processes more than 40 million global financial transactions every day. The Payments Network is a backbone of American Express card products and as such the continued development of new digital products enables strategic growth initiatives for the company.Prior to this, Eckardt held the role as vice president, Finance Technology, where she partnered with the chief product owners to accelerate the finance platform modernization journey while delivering new business capabilities focused on regulatory compliance and advanced analytics. Eckardt also held leadership responsibilities across corporate systems, including Global Risk and Compliance, Global Banking Technology, and the Colleague Experience Group.Eckardt joined American Express in April 2019 from General Electric, where she was vice president for Application Platform Services, responsible for the strategy, design, and delivery of managed web and database services for enterprise and customer-facing applications. She began her career at GE in 2002 as a software engineer before moving into a series of increasingly responsible roles in application development, solution delivery, platform modernization and product development.Eckardt holds a Bachelor of Science in computer science and mathematics from Siena College, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Connecticut. She lives in Phoenix and enjoys spending time outdoors with her family.Companies represented on the Arizona Technology Council board of directors include:Arizona Commerce Authority; AccountabilIT; Alerion Capital Group; Alliance Bank of Arizona; American Express; Arizona State University; Arizona Western College; Avnet; Benchmark; Buchalter; City of Hope; Edmund Optics; Ernst & Young; Honeywell Aerospace; IBM; ILLUME Advising; Immedia; Insight; Intel; Iron Mountain; KEO Marketing Inc.; Marcus Engineering; MSS Technologies; QTS Data Centers; Quarles & Brady; The RFP Succes Company; Tech Parks Arizona, The University of Arizona; Translational Genomics Research Institute; and University of Advancing Technology
SolarBank (NASDAQSUUN) (CSE: SUNN) has announced key achievements from 2024, including over $67.5 million in committed financing and several strategic initiatives. Highlights include a $49.5 million transaction with Qcells for four New York solar projects, a $25.8 million financing deal with Royal Bank of Canada for battery storage projects, and a Nasdaq listing in April. SolarBank also completed its acquisition of Solar Flow-Through Funds Ltd., valued at up to $45 million, and expanded its board with renewable energy expert Chelsea L. Nickles. The company is exploring data center colocation as part of its clean energy strategy. Major projects include a $41 million deal with Honeywell for three New York community solar projects and construction of a 1.4 MW rooftop solar project for Fiera Real Estate in Alberta. SolarBank also advanced numerous community solar initiatives across New York, Pennsylvania, and Nova Scotia. CEO Dr. Richard Lu emphasized the company’s strong growth and continued momentum in expanding clean energy solutions.
The end of the earnings season is always a good time to take a step back and see who shined (and who not so much). Let’s take a look at how general industrial machinery stocks fared in Q3, starting with Honeywell (NASDAQHON).
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Every year, analysts discuss the stocks and sectors they favor for the coming year, often providing price targets for where major indexes might land by year-end. I believe both of these practices are futile. The market is dynamic and ever-changing; the environment can shift on a dime, so don’t get attached to a one-year playbook. Focusing on quarterly trends is a better approach.
Let’s dig into the relative performance of Luxfer (NYSELXFR) and its peers as we unravel the now-completed Q3 general industrial machinery earnings season.
As the Q3 earnings season comes to a close, it’s time to take stock of this quarter’s best and worst performers in the general industrial machinery industry, including General Electric (NYSEGE) and its peers.
