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Ingersoll Rand

Ingersoll Rand was formed through the merger of Gardner Denver and Ingersoll Rand's industrial segment. The firm's portfolio consists of two business lines: industrial technologies and services, and precision and science technologies. Ingersoll Rand serves a variety of end markets, including industrial, medical, and energy. Its broad portfolio of products includes compression, blower and vacuum, and fluid management. Ingersoll Rand generated roughly $7.2 billion in revenue in 2024.www.company.ingersollrand.com

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Oct 23, 2026

Paul DonaghyGUEST
30:21
So my name is Paul Dongi.
Paul DonaghyGUEST
30:23
I'm currently a global category manager with Ingersoll Rand in the precision technologies division.
Paul DonaghyGUEST
30:30
I have over 14 years of experience in strategic sorting roles across a number of global complex manufacturing organisations in a number of sectors.
Paul DonaghyGUEST
30:41
And my expertise lies within category management, SRM, cost optimisation and risk mitigation for direct materials.
Jeff SpenceGUEST
42:51
It was difficult.
Jeff SpenceGUEST
42:52
Now, if I want to sell to an operating company and it's a company that rolls up entities, but they keep them separate and keep them separate management, well, guess what I've got to do? If I'm selling to United Technologies, for instance, I've got Sikorsky on one side and I've got Ingersoll Rand on the other, whatever.
Jeff SpenceGUEST
43:10
These are separate brands.
Jeff SpenceGUEST
43:11
I better build a company that 100% can run by itself without a bunch of intervention.
Greg KeslerGUEST
40:05
Sorry, but that's just true.
Greg KeslerGUEST
40:08
I recall vividly when I was at Ingersoll Rand, about twenty or twenty-nine years old in the early '80s, an internal HR conference titled something like HR of the Future that the GE executives that were now running HR to, at IR started that featured speakers like Noel Tichy and Fred Foulkes and a very young Dave Ulrich, and it was a very inspirational three days.
Greg KeslerGUEST
40:32
We were reinventing the function.
Greg KeslerGUEST
40:34
So that was early in the process, and there would be many iterations that followed, and there will be more because there is no destination.
Bobby CapucciHOST
27:02
In fact, they said she'd rarely been seen in public.
Bobby CapucciHOST
27:06
Her husband, Pomater, worked as a mechanical designer at industrial machinery manufacturer Ingersoll Rand in North Carolina, according to his LinkedIn page, though he told neighbors that he was laid off in 2020 and was working for another company an hour outside of town.
Bobby CapucciHOST
27:24
He also ran an etching business out of his garage using a laser to engrave products and selling his works online.
Bobby CapucciHOST
27:33
Locals described Pomater as a far-right, deep-state propagandist who'd fill his Facebook feed with pictures of armed warriors, the American flag, Bible quotes, and anti-Biden vitriol.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:51
In fact, they said she'd rarely been seen in public.
Bobby CapucciHOST
22:55
Her husband, Pomater, worked as a mechanical designer at industrial machinery manufacturer Ingersoll Rand in North Carolina, according to his LinkedIn page, though he told neighbors that he was laid off in 2020 and was working for another company an hour outside of town.
Bobby CapucciHOST
23:13
He also ran an etching business out of his garage using a laser to engrave products and selling his works online.
Bobby CapucciHOST
23:22
Locals described Pomater as a far-right, deep-state propagandist who'd fill his Facebook feed with pictures of armed warriors, the American flag, Bible quotes, and anti-Biden vitriol.
Andrew BartlowHOST
21:20
There's a lot of industrial organizations, a lot of employee-intensive organizations.
Andrew BartlowHOST
21:26
Ingersoll Rand was one of those.
Andrew BartlowHOST
21:29
You know, again, I was in Illinois, and a lot of these are more Middle America organizations.
Andrew BartlowHOST
21:35
But I haven't kept tabs on are these academy programs still really strong or not.
John DyerHOST
10:15
Right? In order, in order to get the attention of the people, 'cause, you know, a lot of times, I remember we...
John DyerHOST
10:21
You know, when I was at Ingersoll Rand, we would get stacks of resumes, and you'd spend, like, maybe 10 or 15 seconds on each one, and so it had to grab you.
John DyerHOST
10:30
So, so first you wanted a resume that grabbed you.
John DyerHOST
10:34
Then you would do, like, a phone interview.
JodiHOST
2:28
What did your dad do?
Mary Elizabeth Betty GaissGUEST
2:29
He was a draftsman with Ingersoll Rand.
Mary Elizabeth Betty GaissGUEST
2:33
They make air compressors and lots of big heavy machinery.
JodiHOST
2:38
And your mom?
Eric AuneHOST
29:24
Yeah, that's awesome.
Eric AuneHOST
29:25
Sounds like an Ingersoll Rand.
Andy MickelsonHOST
29:28
Like mid-90s vintage cast iron craftsman.
Andy MickelsonHOST
29:32
Oh,
Gary KaltbaumHOST
24:22
Oh, wait.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
24:25
I didn't mention economically sensitive names like United Rentals, Masco, Mohawk, Ingersoll Rand, Illinois Tool Works, DuPont, Dover, Albemarle, Allison Transmission, Parker Hannafin.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
24:53
They're getting hit hard.
Gary KaltbaumHOST
24:57
And what's the story? For me, surprisingly, another day yields.

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