Stanley Black & Decker appoints new president of industrial
Stanley Black & Decker has named Graham Robinson president of Industrial, which currently includes Stanley Engineered Fastening, Stanley Infrastructure and Stanley Oil & Gas.
Robinson will report to the company's president and CEO Jim Loree.
John Wyatt, who currently serves in the role, will assist Robinson through a transition period while also taking responsibility for the company's strategic roadmap for its outdoor power equipment business.
Graham Robinson
"Graham is a highly talented, global business leader who brings a strong track record of delivering business results and profitability across a range of technology and industrial companies," said Loree. "The extensive search we conducted was designed to significantly broaden and enhance the depth of our executive leadership team, and I couldn't be more excited that Graham is joining our team.”
“Outdoor is a compelling growth opportunity for the company, and under John's leadership, we will leverage our brands, technology and partnership to advance this strategy over the coming years,” Loree added.
Robinson will report to the company's president and CEO Jim Loree.
John Wyatt, who currently serves in the role, will assist Robinson through a transition period while also taking responsibility for the company's strategic roadmap for its outdoor power equipment business.
Graham Robinson"Graham is a highly talented, global business leader who brings a strong track record of delivering business results and profitability across a range of technology and industrial companies," said Loree. "The extensive search we conducted was designed to significantly broaden and enhance the depth of our executive leadership team, and I couldn't be more excited that Graham is joining our team.”
“Outdoor is a compelling growth opportunity for the company, and under John's leadership, we will leverage our brands, technology and partnership to advance this strategy over the coming years,” Loree added.
Robinson served as an executive with Honeywell for seven years, most recently as president of Honeywell Industrial Safety, a $2.2 billion global business operated today as Honeywell Personal Protective Equipment and Honeywell Gas Analysis and Safety. He has held leadership roles at other technology and industrial companies earlier in his career, including Micron Technology, Samsung Electronics, AT&T Bell Laboratories and Motorola.