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ACHR News Podcast
Each episode features movers and shakers of the industry interviewed by editors of The NEWS staff. Listen as industry individuals discuss and react to the latest HVAC headlines.
Jason Sylvain is a partner at AKF Group, an engineering firm that specializes in high-performance buildings, and an ACHR NEWS 40 Under 40 honoree. In this podcast, he talks about retrofitting historic buildings with cutting-edge HVAC technology.
ACCA’s government relations representative Chris Czarnecki stops by the podcast to let us know all the legislative topics that are impacting the HVAC industry.
HVAC business consultant Frank Besednjak is a self-described chief agitator. Frank talks about recruiting, 40 percent profitability, and hands on training.
What is in store for the residential HVAC contractor in the summer of 2021? We get Nortek Vice President of Sales, Residential Darren Leonard on the phone to fill us in on predicted sales, inventory, and upcoming trends.
A refrigerant transition is happening again in the HVACR industry, and Stephen Spletzer (left) and Jeff Warther (right) of Chemours talk with The NEWS about R-454B, which is a mildly flammable refrigerant that is designed to replace R-410A in many types of comfort cooling equipment.
