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Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) announced its Glendale, Wisconsin campus has been designated a historical landmark by the Milwaukee County Historical Society. The campus reflects the company's commitment to sustainability, having achieved LEED Platinum certification in 2010. Notable achievements include a 21% reduction in energy usage and the generation of 827,000 pounds of greenhouse gas emissions saved annually through solar energy. This recognition highlights Johnson Controls' role in promoting economic growth and environmental stewardship in Milwaukee County.

Johnson Controls International plc (NYSE: JCI) will host its Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2021 Earnings Conference Call on November 5, 2021, at 8:30 a.m. EDT. Investors can join via a live webcast accessed through the company's investor relations website or by telephone. A replay of the call will be available after the event. With a focus on transforming environments for improved sustainability, Johnson Controls showcases its extensive portfolio in building technologies through its OpenBlue platform.

H.I.G. Capital announced the sale of its portfolio company, Hart & Cooley, to DuraVent, a leading manufacturer in the venting products industry. The sale, whose terms remain undisclosed, follows H.C.'s strategic focus on markets where it holds a competitive edge. Hart & Cooley has a rich history since 1901, offering a diverse range of HVAC products. The acquisition aims to unify both companies, enhancing their market presence in the air distribution sector. H.I.G. Capital has over $45 billion in equity capital managed globally.

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) collaborated with 894 U.S. higher education institutions in Q3 2021, implementing healthy building strategies for safe campus reopening in fall 2021. Utilizing its OpenBlue Healthy Buildings offerings, the company supported schools in enhancing air quality and safety, thereby promoting student wellness and achievement. With a focus on long-term revenue recovery, Johnson Controls emphasized that healthy environments will attract health-conscious applicants and donors. This initiative is a crucial step in addressing pandemic-related challenges while continuing sustainability efforts in education.

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) has appointed Marlon Sullivan as the new executive vice president and chief human resources officer, effective immediately. Sullivan, who previously held a similar role at Delta Airlines, will oversee employee experience aspects such as talent acquisition, leadership development, and diversity strategies. This leadership change follows the retirement of Lynn Minella after more than four years. Sullivan's previous experience includes positions at Abbott Laboratories and The Home Depot, boosting confidence in his capability to enhance the company’s talent strategies.

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) announces that its industrial heat pump technology has helped Entra ASA win the Heat Pump Award 2021 for the Powerhouse Brattørkaia in Trondheim, Norway. This building is the first to achieve the Powerhouse plus energy standard, producing more renewable energy than the total energy used throughout its lifecycle. Johnson Controls' innovative approach and collaboration with Skanska demonstrates the potential of energy-efficient buildings, contributing to global carbon reduction goals.

Sensormatic Solutions, a division of Johnson Controls (NYSE:JCI), has released predictions for the busiest shopping days of the 2021 holiday season. The top days include Black Friday on November 26 and Super Saturday on December 18. With in-store retail traffic down 18.6% from 2019, the company predicts a 10-15% decrease in U.S. traffic compared to pre-pandemic numbers. Despite the challenges from COVID-19, consumer comfort in shopping has increased. Sensormatic's intelligent solutions are aimed at enhancing retail operations during this critical time.

Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) has announced a joint development agreement with biotechnology firm Phylagen on September 23, 2021. This partnership, which includes a strategic investment in Phylagen, aims to advance technology focused on optimizing building microbiomes for healthier indoor environments. The leaders from both companies emphasize that understanding indoor microbial life is crucial for improving public health and safety. This collaboration aligns with Johnson Controls' commitment to creating smart, sustainable buildings.