ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. — RSES has announced that Mark Lowry, executive vice president, is retiring from the organization when his current contract expires at the end of June 2014. Lowry has held the chief staff position with the organization since 2006, after serving in various senior management positions since he was originally hired in 1993.

“More than 20 years is a long time to be with one organization, especially these days,” said Lowry. “I have met a huge amount of wonderful people at RSES, and I’m going to miss them a lot. The HVACR industry and RSES have changed tremendously over the past two decades, but our mission remains the same. There is a great leadership team in place with the board and executive committee, and I know they will chart a sound course for the society.”

President Joe Marchese, CMS, newly elected during the group’s annual conference, indicated a search committee has been appointed and he expects the search for a successor to get underway soon. “We are committed to doing what’s best for the organization throughout this process,” said Marchese. “The next few months will be busy for all of us, and we anticipate a smooth transition.”

RSES is a leading education, training, and certification association for HVACR professionals. For more information, visit www.rses.org.

Publication date: 10/28/2013

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