Radiant group to co-host IAQ expo
The Radiant Panel Association will join the Air Conditioning
Contractors of America and the Indoor Air Quality Association in co-hosting the
Indoor Air Expo.
The 2011 expo will take place Feb. 15-17 in San Antonio, sponsored by the radiant association, IAQA and the ACCA. The three groups will hold their annual meetings at the same time.
"The Indoor Air Expo has grown significantly since ACCA and IAQA have joined together,” said Paul T. Stalknecht, the ACCA’s president and CEO. “Adding RPA just made sense, because we are creating the biggest source of education, networking, and learning opportunities available for all of our members. We are thrilled about expanding the expo and having so many contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers in one place at one time."
Glenn Fellman, the IAQA’s executive director, and Ted Lowe, RPA director, said they were excited about the opportunity.
“IAQA members will benefit by learning about radiant panel products, and RPA members will benefit by learning about indoor environmental issues,” Fellman said. “It's a win-win-win partnership for everyone.”
Lowe agreed.
We anticipate that the synergies created by this unique conference will be felt throughout the HVAC industry for years to come,” he said.
The 2011 expo will take place Feb. 15-17 in San Antonio, sponsored by the radiant association, IAQA and the ACCA. The three groups will hold their annual meetings at the same time.
"The Indoor Air Expo has grown significantly since ACCA and IAQA have joined together,” said Paul T. Stalknecht, the ACCA’s president and CEO. “Adding RPA just made sense, because we are creating the biggest source of education, networking, and learning opportunities available for all of our members. We are thrilled about expanding the expo and having so many contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers in one place at one time."
Glenn Fellman, the IAQA’s executive director, and Ted Lowe, RPA director, said they were excited about the opportunity.
“IAQA members will benefit by learning about radiant panel products, and RPA members will benefit by learning about indoor environmental issues,” Fellman said. “It's a win-win-win partnership for everyone.”
Lowe agreed.
We anticipate that the synergies created by this unique conference will be felt throughout the HVAC industry for years to come,” he said.
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