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THE HVACR LEADER of the Year Award is a unique category in CCN's awards program.
Finalists for this award have long standing ca- reers that have contributed to the development of our industry. Sponsored by Refrigerant Re- claim Australia, the four finalists are:
Kirby national sales & marketing manager, Brett Hedge, has been a long standing industry advocate since completing his apprenticeship in 1999. When he is not busy promoting natural re- frigerants, he sits on the AIRAH Refrigeration Special Technical Group. His knowledge and ex- perience has made him an influencer and driv- ing force in this industry.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners Australia general manager, Adrian Brown, is a natural leader. He is energetic and passionate about the HVACR industry which is why he has become a mentor to so many. But it was his ini- tiative more recently that really showcased his leadership when he helped introduce Australia's first accredited training course for R32.
Australian Refrigeration Council CEO, Glenn Evans, has worked closely with industry for
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many years reducing emissions of ozone deplet- ing and synthetic greenhouse gas refrigerants. He has overseen the introduction of Green Scheme Accreditation pushing flammable re- frigerant training into the mainstream.
Temperzone general manager, Robert Beggs, has been a long-standing contributor to the HVACR industry and has a 30-year his- tory in standards development. He also rep- resents Australia on the global stage, most recently at an international standards meet- ing at Copenhagen in July. Robert continues to drive change actively participating in in- dustry groups such as AREMA, RRA, RA and other working groups.
Winners of the 2019 HVACR Leadership Awards will be announced at CCN Live 2019 on October 10, 2019 at the Arts Centre, Melbourne, from 12.30pm. Book tickets at:
www.climatecontrolnews.com.au/live
FROM BELOW LEFT: Kirby's Brett Hedge. Temperzone’s Robert Beggs. MHIAA general manager, Adrian Brown.
ARC CEO, Glenn Evans.
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This year at CCN Live 2019 participants will hear from representatives of the world's biggest refrigerant companies. Find out first hand about the changing refrigerant landscape in the wake of the HFC phasedown.
Speakers will talk about the challenges moving forward through to the year 2030 and beyond. A panel of experts will also be available to talk about the HFC phasedown and the many challenges associated with new refrigerants and their application. Sponsored by Refrigerants Australia, the panel will also be available to take audience questions.
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