Scott Lynch

Following BOILER 2022, I was in awe of what we accomplished with planning and executing a new conference and trade show coming out of a global pandemic but realized we needed to quickly transition to how we were going to top the inaugural event.

It’s an exciting time for ABMA. Planning is in full swing for BOILER 2024 – ABMA’s Boiler Technology Conference and Expo, but the biggest news is ABMA has reached a significant milestone with the help of our inaugural class of manufacturers’ representatives.

ABMA is ramping up for BOILER 2024, our second Boiler Technology Conference & Expo, taking place May 1-3 at the Gaylord Rockies in Aurora, Colorado, and I’m excited to share our progress.

Most associations have a few key historical milestones that change the course of their organizations and industries. 

Boilers are as relevant today as they were more than 100 years ago.

The first half of 2023 will be spent creating work plans for each focus area that includes timelines and resource allocation along with a key performance indicators (KPI) dashboard to track progress and ensure success.

The evolution of ABMA continues.

The Boiler Room Maintenance Schedule was recently published by ABMA to address the need for proper maintenance and make sure those working with boilers are aware of the myriad of processes that should be put in place to ensure consistent operations, avoid downtime, and focus on employee safety.

BOILER 2022 is the first and only event focused exclusively on the boiler supply chain and will feature direct engagement between boiler industry manufacturers and those involved in the purchasing, operation, and maintenance of boilers.

Nobody wants the horrific acts of 9/11 to ever occur again in this country, but I would like to see that level of patriotism return.