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MCAA’s Women in the Mechanical Industry initiative is gaining national recognition for its efforts to advance women in the trades through mentorship, leadership development and professional networking.
Companies that embrace Total Worker health can differentiate themselves in a competitive hiring market and attract younger workers entering the trades.
By adopting a Total Worker Health approach, HVAC and plumbing companies can protect their teams from unique trade hazards while gaining a competitive edge in recruiting and retaining top talent.
After overcoming a turbulent past marked by abuse, addiction, and poverty, tradeswoman Mary-Anne Bowcott is using her successful plumbing career to give back to global communities in need through The Impact Project.
This
prestigious certification recognizes the company as a woman-owned, operated, and controlled
business, reinforcing its commitment to diversity, innovation, and leadership within the HVAC
industry.
A. O. Smith announced Carrie L. Anderson as its next executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective July 1, succeeding Charles T. Lauber, who will retire after more than 26 years with the company.
The 2026 WiMI Conference runs June 8–10 in San Diego, bringing together women in the mechanical industry for leadership development, education, and networking.
Erin McCusker, appointed as the company’s first chief impact officer as of April 1, 2026, will drive these new targets and usher in the next phase of LIXIL’s evolving Impact Strategy.
The 14th annual Women in HVACR Conference went big in Fort Worth, Texas. For the first time ever, the conference was a stand-alone event that drew participants from all over the country.
Women in Energy kicks off Webinar Wednesdays with an exciting program from PriMedia — "Personalized Marketing: Reach Customers the Way Amazon and Netflix Do!" Read More