Full-Time
Provides home, security, and outdoor solutions
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Highland Park, IL, USA
Hybrid schedule based in Deerfield, IL.
Fortune Brands Innovations focuses on water solutions, outdoor products, and security systems for homeowners and commercial builders. The company uses the Fortune Brands Advantage operating model to enhance performance and adapt to market changes. Its well-known brands are recognized for quality and innovation, helping the company maintain a competitive edge. The goal is to capitalize on growth opportunities while ensuring customer satisfaction through high-quality products.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Deerfield, Illinois
Founded
2012
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Jason joined Janus from Fortune Brands Innovations (NYSE: FBIN) where he was President of the Security business unit following the Yale and August acquisition from ASSA ABLOY (STO: ASSA-B).
Fortune Brands Innovations will be honored with Lake County Partners 2025 Community Investment Award on May 1, recognizing the company's commitment to bringing significant new jobs to the region.
Fortune Brands Innovations (NYSE: FBIN) has announced the appointment of Jonathan Baksht as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective May 5, 2025.
THIS WORLD WATER DAY ENJOY STEPPING INTO A HOT SHOWER WITHOUT THE GUILT OF WASTING WATER WITH THE MOEN® HOT WATER SAVINGS HANDHELDNORTH OLMSTED, Ohio, March 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of World Water Day, Moen, a leader in water experiences in the home, is proud to announce the new Hot Water Savings Handheld. Designed to cut shower water usage by over a third when the technology is activated, this innovative showerhead can save up to 5,500 gallons annually* without compromising the shower experience
High interest rates. Pending tariffs on a wealth of foreign imports. Concerns about mass deportations. Taken together, these factors are all driving a drop in demand for home improvement projects, the Financial Times (FT) reported Sunday (March 2). As that report noted, shares of a number of companies in this space are reaching historic lows, with the market stressed by the Trump administration’s tariff threats and the possibility of mass deportations of undocumented workers