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Patrick Carder (left) and John Dugan (right) from HVAC distributor Liberty Supply talk about what distributors should be offering contractors and how the industry navigates the current supply chain issues.
First Supply’s director of sales and marketing talks old customers, new business challenges, and seeking to elevate both attitude and altitude. Read the article.
Mike Sabinash, leader of the North American small building systems’ IoT business development team for Schneider Electric’s building’s business, discusses how organizations are preparing to participate in the clean energy economy.
Steve Miller, marketing gunslinger and author of “Uncopyable,” explains why HVACR distributors need to not only be unique, they need to be “uncopyable.”
Kimberly Raduenz, marketing and communication manager, Modine Mfg. Co., shares how Modine maintains a close relationship with its distributors. Originally posted on April 27, 2018.
Leon LaBrecque, managing partner and CEO, LJPR Financial Advisors, identifies several ways HVACR distributors can benefit from the recent changes in the tax code. Originally posted on April 6, 2018.