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Learn about the life and achievements of James Wood Johnson, the co-founder and president of Johnson & Johnson, who designed and built the company's manufacturing machinery and facilities. Discover how he led the company through its early years and introduced products such as BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages.
James Wood Johnson (1856–1932) was an American businessman and one of the co-founders of Johnson & Johnson. In 1886, James Wood Johnson and his two brothers Robert Wood Johnson I and Edward Mead Johnson founded Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Learn about the engineer who started the company in 1886 with a fateful train ride through New Brunswick. See his image and other archival materials from Johnson & Johnson's history.
15 dic 2015 · Gli esordi del gruppo risalgono agli anni ’80 dell’ottocento allorché Robert Wood Johnson, attratto dalle nuove idee di Joseph Lister sull’antisepsi, si unì ai fratelli James Wood Johnson ed Edward Mead Johnson per creare una linea di prodotti da utilizzare in ambito chirurgico.
James Wood Johnson’s Famous Signature First Appears. During the company’s initial year of operation in 1886, co-founder James Wood Johnson signed the first official Johnson & Johnson check made out to a local railroad freight master, including the name of the company written in a similar style.
6 feb 2019 · James Wood Johnson was the whip-smart inventor behind many of the early machines that mass-produced company products, including the popular medicated plasters. He also knew a good idea when he heard one.
Johnson & Johnson co-founder James Wood Johnson (1856-1932) was the younger brother of Johnson & Johnson founders Robert Wood Johnson and Edward Mead Johnson. James Wood Johnson was born March 17, 1856 at Crystal Lake, Pennsylvania, the 11 th and youngest child in the Johnson family.
