History

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Emerson acquires Aperture, a leading provider of data center management software. Emerson reported 140,700 employees worldwide that year.

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Emerson sales reach $17.1 billion, an 11 percent increase over the prior year. Emerson airs its first-ever TV commercials to spotlight.

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Emerson introduces the Parker scalloped blade design, moving air more quietly and efficiently. Which are then used to power countless.

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The company shortens its name to “Emerson” and launches a new brand strategy with a new corporate logo to reflect technology leadership.

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Joseph Newman is named the president and sets out to stabilize the company’s balance sheet. He moves the company to mass production.

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Herbert I. Finch becomes president during the ‘Roaring Twenties’ of general prosperity. But by the end of his tenure, the company.

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Under the leadership of Thomas Meston, the company expands into a new, eight-story factory building in St. Louis. Becomes president.

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By the end of World War I, Emerson’s annual sales approach $3 million dollars. Under the leadership, the company expands into a new.

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In St. Louis, Emerson displays its product line in the dazzling Palace of Electricity as the nationwide demand for electricity continues to soar.

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Design breakthrough upgrades Emerson Motors to a more useful horsepower, which is then used to power countless time and effort-saving