BY DANIEL ALARCON

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Headquarters: Hartford, Connecticut - One Carrier Place Farmington 06032

COMPANY LEADERSHIP

• CEO: Gregory J. Hayes
• Chairman of the board: Jean-Pierre Garnier
• CFO: Fredric G. Reynolds
• President: Christine Todd Whitman

Earnings for 2014

• Total Profit: $10,352,000,000
• Assets: $91,289,000,000

52 WEEK RANGE

• Stock Price High: 118.39
• Stock Price Low: 83.39
• Current Stock Price: 101.36

HISTORY OF UNITED TECHNOLOGIES

• In 1929, William Boeing and Fredrick Rentschler created the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
• The Air Mail Scandal of the 30's caused the government to pass the Air Mail Act, and UT&TC was split to become the United Aircraft Corporation
• In 1974, CEO Harry Grey decided to venture into other feilds of technology, changing the company's name to United Technologies

WHAT COMPANY DOES AND HOW IT IS STRUCTURED

• United Technologies is a parent company to UTC Areospace Systems, Otis Elevator, Pratt and Whitney, UTC Climate, Controls, and Security, Carrier, and the United Technologies Research Center
• It is a vertically integrated business with a board of dirctors as leadership
• They mainly focus on innovation and selling Aerospace, Heating/cooling, elevator, and other techologies

COMPETITORS OF UNITED TECHNOLOGIES

• The Boeing Company, Airbus Group, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Raytheon Company, NASA, General Dynamics Corporation, BAE Systems, GE Aviation Systems, Honeywell, Parker Technologies

FINANCIAL OUTLOOK

• In 2015, United Technologies returned $12 billion to stockholders
• Most forecasts show the stock price of United Technologies going up or staying about the same

Why United Technology

• My previous corporation project was on Lockheed Martin, so it makes sense that I would have another leading Aerospace company in UTX.