Johnson Controls, the global pioneer for smart, healthy, and sustainable buildings, has promoted Sarah Dixon to General Manager of Fire & Security, effective immediately.

Dixon brings a wealth of leadership knowledge and expertise in pioneering the commercial success of the business.

Sarah Dixon

In 2020, Dixon joined Johnson Controls as General Manager, Fire Suppression, and after a two-year tenure was promoted to Enterprise Sales Director UK&I.

In her new role, Dixon will take the Fire & Security team from strength to strength by enabling sustainable growth while enhancing and digitalising the customer journey, driving the smart, healthy, and sustainable building evolution.

Previous responsibilities

Sarah has a passion for speaking internally and externally to promote diversity and inclusion

During her time with Johnson Controls, Sarah has led her team in driving double-digit growth for the Fire Suppression business. Dixon delivered digital and sustainable outcomes for customers as Enterprise Sales Director UK&I. 

Alongside her fantastic work in improving financial & customer results, Sarah has a passion for speaking internally and externally to promote diversity and inclusion within the industry.  

Track record

Sarah has an exceptional track record in strengthening teams and driving growth at Johnson Controls, and we are delighted she is continuing her career within the fire & security business,” said Andy Ellis, Vice President and General Manager, UK & Ireland.

I’ve built so many great relationships and learned from the best in my time so far at Johnson Controls. I am honoured I can still progress here and continue to work with pioneers in the industry,” said Sarah Dixon.

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