He will lead the long-term development of the $889 million mixed-use project underway around the campus of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The once-in-a-lifetime project is being led by a partnership between the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Industrial Realty Group (IRG), and M. Klein & Co.

"This industry has given me a fortunate life and career," Pascucci said. "I’m blessed to say that I get to have fun every day and look forward to Monday morning.”

A total of 328,963 cinder blocks, 22,000 cubic yards of concrete, 5,000 tons of steel, 25 miles of total piping, 3,000 lineal feet of refrigeration pipe, 7 acres of roofing, and…

MILWAUKEE– The YORK brand of Johnson Controls announced its 1-year labor limited warranty now applies to all YORK-branded residential equipment.

MILWAUKEE – Johnson Controls held a grand opening for its Advanced Development & Engineering Center in York County, Pennsylvania, introducing the complex to the media and federal, state, and local dignitaries.

WEST ORANGE, New Jersey – Lincoln Educational Services Corp. has entered into an agreement with Johnson Controls to provide expanded career opportunities for Lincoln Tech graduates and to help build the Johnson Controls workforce.  This marks the second partnership with a global employer that Lincoln has announced within the last several weeks.

PORT ORANGE, Florida - On April 11,  Air One Heating and Cooling joined local contractors and Building Homes for Heroes at a Welcome Home ceremony in Port Orange, Florida for Army Sergeant Stephen Pyle. Johnson Controls donated a YORK® heating and cooling system and Air One provided installation services for the veteran’s new home.

MILWAUKEE – Johnson Controls announced today it has acquired the assets of Triatek®, a manufacturer of innovative airflow solutions for critical environments across the globe. With the purchase of the Norcross, Georgia-based company’s portfolio, Johnson Controls is adding to its offering a range of HVAC airflow control systems that help healthcare and other critical research facilities reduce the spread of airborne contaminants and chemicals.

MILWAUKEE –  Johnson Controls announced that it will raise prices for the HVAC Equipment business to offset the continued increase in commodity costs. Price increases will range from 5-12 percent and impact the company’s equipment manufactured in its North American plants.