“This is my first Summit experience,” says Anthony Woo of Climatisation ACG, Inc. of Montreal, Canada. “My main reason for being here was to learn more abut indoor air quality from John Ellis, but then I started meeting all these people who think the way I do.
“I was really impressed with Dawn Mroczek’s class on high-performance sales. And the networking — I absolutely love meeting so many different people from both Canada and the U.S. They are all so willing to share ideas and experiences.”
Summit Firsts
Summit 2024 marked the largest in attendance ever. With more than 200 attendees, 30% of which were first timers, shows that the high-performance approach is moving into its second generation, according to NCI CEO Dominick Guarino.
This is also the first Summit where HVAC Industry social media influencers attended AND conducted live streaming and podcasts throughout the event.
One influencer, Bryan Orr, was also the keynote speaker and an instructor in the inverter breakout session.
His keynote focused on how to get and keep great people on your team. He discussed recruiting the right
people and keeping them engaged and fulfilled so they stay with your team.
Back to the influencers, some of those who participated in the live stream and podcast events included:
- Anti DIY HVAC with Ted Cook
- Brian Orr from Kalos Services and HVAC School
- HVAC Grapevine with Tim DeStassio and Zach Ortwine
- HVAC Building Science Podcast with Paul Wieboldt
- Jim Bergman from measureQuick®
- John Ellis from Dynamic Air Consulting Services
- Louise Keller of UEI
- Misfits of HVAC podcast team
- Steve Rogers from The Energy Conservatory and others.
who won scholarships to attend the 2024 Summit.
Contractor attendee Tom Hearn of Hearn Plumbing and Heating, Madison, OH, says that Summit is a place where he and his team come to learn what is new in the industry as well as to recharge their “batteries.”
“The industry needs to pay attention to the concepts of high performance as NCI teaches them,” he says.
“They do a phenomenal job at setting the standard of how HVAC equipment should be installed in someone’s home. Coming to Summit helps you understand what the standard should be for every homeowner and company across the country,” Hearn adds.
PerformanceTown
As has been the NCI tradition for many years, Summit 2024 included hands-on testing experience on several working HVAC systems to help attendees learn more about delivering high performance through diagnostics.
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