Erica Nolan Email & Phone Number | I currently work for Honeywell as a #futureshaper focused on managing cross-functional teams and projects within the Global Indirect Procurement group. I began my professional career in field service where I learned the value of hands on work and the craft it takes to build gas and steam turbines along with generators. I then wanted to bring focus to the craft, so I became a technical trainer. This role allowed me to have an impact on an entire organization of field engineers. After field service and training, I felt I needed a different career challenge and switched to a different industry. I found myself working with a self-performing General Contractor. In this role, I managed multiple complex projects simultaneously while also coaching and mentoring project engineers and field installers. Throughout my career, two things have always held true. I always have a desire to help and better those around me and I'm always looking for that next challenge to advance my career growth.

Erica Nolan

I currently work for Honeywell as a #futureshaper focused on managing cross-functional teams and pro...
Harrisburg, North Carolina, United States

*50 free lookup(s) per month.

Erica Nolan’s Email erican@dpr.com

Erica Nolan’s Phone Numbers

Get ERICA’s Phone Number (For Free)

Social Media

Erica Nolan’s Location Harrisburg, North Carolina, United States

Erica Nolan’s Current Industry Siemens Energy

Erica Nolan’s Prior Industry Honeywell | Dpr Construction | Siemens

Find accurate emails & phone numbers for over 700M professionals.

Project Manager

2023-09-01 00:00:00 - Present

Senior Procurement Manager

2023-06-01 00:00:00 - 2023-10-01 00:00:00

Specialties Project Manager

2017-01-01 00:00:00 - 2023-07-01 00:00:00

Marketing Specialist

2016-04-01 00:00:00 - 2017-12-01 00:00:00

No Skills Available

No Languages Available

Erica Nolan is a I currently work for Honeywell as a #futureshaper focused on managing cross-functional teams and projects within the Global Indirect Procurement group. I began my professional career in field service where I learned the value of hands on work and the craft it takes to build gas and steam turbines along with generators. I then wanted to bring focus to the craft, so I became a technical trainer. This role allowed me to have an impact on an entire organization of field engineers. After field service and training, I felt I needed a different career challenge and switched to a different industry. I found myself working with a self-performing General Contractor. In this role, I managed multiple complex projects simultaneously while also coaching and mentoring project engineers and field installers. Throughout my career, two things have always held true. I always have a desire to help and better those around me and I'm always looking for that next challenge to advance my career growth.