Our Company
About us
Unison is a leading provider of aerospace electrical & mechanical systems, serving OEM and aftermarket customer worldwide with technology that performs in the harshest environments.
Unison is committed to providing innovative, differentiated, and advanced components and services solutions that solve the toughest control system challenges in the aerospace industry, offering a portfolio of products that includes: Ignition Systems, Sensing Solutions, Fluid Delivery & Thermal Management Systems, Power Generation and Engine Harnesses.
Overview video
Unison serves both original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket customers in commercial, military, general aviation, aeroderivative and industrial markets. Take a look at the video for an overview of the products and services we provide.
What we do
The Unison team is proud to build the most advanced gas turbine components and electrical and mechanical systems in the world. Our customers are reaching new heights, and we’re helping them get there.
Why we do
At Unison, we believe we’re successful when our customers are successful. By collaborating with customers and investing in technology, we help customers achieve their goals and continually extend the boundaries of what’s known as possible.
Leadership
One team working together to deliver optimized solutions on time for our customers.
Kranthi Tata
As President and Chief Executive Officer of Unison, Kranthi Tata is responsible for driving Unison’s innovation and growth strategy, fostering a lean culture, and delivering unmatched customer value of Unison’s advanced products, technologies, and systems.
Kranthi began his GE career in 2002 where he progressed through several roles including Product Line General Manager, Chief Technology Officer, Regional General Manager, and Supply Chain Leader, spanning a variety of GE industries (Aerospace, Energy & Life Sciences).
In 2018, Kranthi joined GE Aerospace as the Site Leader for a multi-modal facility in Pune, India. Most recently, he served as General Manager of the Tubes & Ducts Value Stream for GE Aerospace, where he was responsible for the strategy and execution across multiple global sites, suppliers and customers.
Kranthi holds an MBA from Cornell University and a Bachelor of Science in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Bharathidasan University.
Jason Swinney
Jason Swinny serves as the Global Supply Chain Leader where he leads safety, quality, delivery, cost and people across all Unison sites, while employing a robust Lean systems approach.
Previously Jason served as the Executive Site Leader for the GE Aerospace Wilmington, NC site, where he spearheaded a transformative journey, leveraging Lean methodologies to optimize operations and elevate productivity. Jason’s leadership expertise, coupled with his adeptness in driving operational excellence and fostering Lean transformations, has solidified his reputation as a trailblazer in the field of global supply chain management.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Health and Safety and a Masters of Science degree specializing in Industrial Hygiene from Murray State University. Jason also holds a Masters of Business Administration from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Alok Patel
Alok Patel is General Manager, Product Management. He joined Unison in 2014, and in his previous role, Alok was responsible for the Thermal Management and Additive Heat Exchanger product line.
Prior to his roles at Unison Industries, Alok held roles at GE Aviation in the services organization supporting engine sales campaigns. In those roles, he led sales commercial operations FastWorks initiatives to reduce the approval cycle and delegate authority in regions. Now located at the GE Additive Technology Center in West Chester, Ohio, Alok and his team are working to deliver the aviation industry’s first 3D-printed air-air heat exchanger for installation in the Cessna Denali aircraft.
Alok earned a Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from Virginia Tech and an MBA from Cornell University.
Josh Friedman
Josh Friedman is the Executive Engineering Leader, overseeing the global Unison engineering team, focusing on roadmaps, talent development and partnering with the Unison leadership team to support the long-term growth strategy for the business.
Josh has 15 years of experience with GE Aerospace, starting his career in the Edison Engineering Development program and building his expertise through roles in Consumer Products Design and Manufacturing, Commercial Engine Controls & Accessories Component Ownership, and Electrical System Integration for Passport 20, LEAP-1A/C and LEAP-1B. In 2016 Josh joined Unison and held roles of increasing responsibility, most recently the Unison Jacksonville Engineering leader.
Josh has a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Ohio State University and an MBA from Ohio University.
Dan Zebrowski
Dan Zebrowski serves as the Chief Financial Officer at Unison. As a finance leader with 12 years of rapidly progressive, global experience, Dan applies his expertise to improve business operations and guide strategic decision-making.
Dan began his GE career in 2012 within GE’s Financial Management Program, refining his skills in accounting, operations, controllership, and strategic business planning. During his tenure within GE’s Corporate Audit Staff, Dan spent time across multiple industries including Energy, Healthcare, Oil & Gas, and in particular Aviation. He later served as Executive FP&A Leader for GE Aerospace’s Supply Chain Division. In 2020, Dan made a transition to GE Additive, assuming the role of Chief Financial Officer, North America. In this capacity, he played a central role in crafting commercial finance strategies and enabling growth initiatives for the organization.
Dan holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Notre Dame, specializing in Finance, Chinese and International Business.
Heather Apple
As the Executive Program Management Leader for Unison, Heather Apple is responsible for leading the cross functional team and overseeing Unison’s adherence to contract services, operations, and performance specifications.
With over 20 years at GE Aerospace, Heather has progressed through several roles in engine line Product Management, Commercial Compliance, Customer Program Management, Business Operations, Marketing and Performance Engineering. In her most recent role as the Executive Fleet Program Manager, Heather was responsible for leading a team of Fleet Program Managers, supporting fleet product improvements of over 50,000 GE and CFM commercial engines.
Heather holds a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University and is Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified.
Our history
Unison has experienced tremendous growth since it began in 1980. Through new product introductions, strategic acquisitions, technological innovations, and a commitment to providing high-quality products and superior customer service, Unison has emerged into a major performance technology company with a global presence.
