Reddy previously served for four years as Honeywell Security Group (HSG) vice president of global marketing
Reddy will focus on end-to-end customer experience from product vision to deployment

Honeywell recently announced the appointment of Inder Reddy as president of Honeywell Security Products Americas, an industry leader in intrusion, access control and video surveillance technologies. Reddy succeeds Scott Harkins, who accepted a new role within Honeywell.

Reddy previously served for four years as Honeywell Security Group (HSG) vice president of global marketing. In this role, he led the company’s strategic plan development, focusing on end-to-end customer experience from product vision to deployment.

“Inder’s strong background, extensive business strategy experience and Honeywell portfolio knowledge make him the ideal candidate for this role,” said Ron Rothman, president, Honeywell Security Group. “His commitment to innovation, quality and customer experience will drive our portfolio of end-to-end connected home and building solutions, strengthening Honeywell’s position as a market innovator and leader.”

Reddy joined Honeywell in 2010 from The Boston Consulting Group where he advised clients across several industries on corporate strategy, new business development, operations and productivity. Prior to that, he held logistics and engineering positions in shipping and energy services industries.

“It is my great privilege to accept this new role,” Reddy said. “Thanks to Scott Harkins’ leadership, we are well positioned for success in the future. I look forward to continuing Honeywell’s legacy of innovation and excellence in this exciting time for our industry.”

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