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Indoor Air Quality
LEFT: An office with top environmental ratings.
BOTTOM: The new logos will be rolled out in coming months.
BELOW: GBCA CEO, Davina Rooney
Green Star makeover
A DYNAMIC NEW brand has been revealed for the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and Green Star.
GBCA CEO, Davina Rooney, said the new brands pay homage to the organisation’s leader- ship over the last 18 years but takes on a more contemporary look to support its vision to build a more sustainable future.
“We are proud to reveal the new branding that will support all our activities, and meet the needs of our members to showcase their achieve- ments,” Davina said.
“Despite the challenging times we find our-
selves in, the commitment to realise a more sus- tainable future is stronger than ever. This year we will release the first of our revamped Green Star tools under our Future Focus program and later this month we will release our draft stand- ard for Green Star Homes.
“With the continuing world leadership demonstrated by our members, and our own evolution to meet their ambition, we are
pleased that our new logos reflect the signifi- cant step change that Green Star, and GBCA are undergoing.
“We’ve developed bold, distinctive logos that communicate our brands, stay true to our roots, while adding a more contemporary tone.”
Rooney said both the corporate and Green Star logos will be adopted in projects, cities and com- munities around Australia in coming months.
“This is something that humidification sys- tems play an integral role in during the dry win- ter months.”
Announcing his retirement, Cronin said it is the right time to step down while Condair is in a strong market position.
“With his extensive HVAC experience, en- thusiasm and drive, Ian is the ideal person to lead the company and continue its expansion and growth in all fields of humidity control and evaporative cooling,” Cronin said.
Eitzen first joined Condair in 2018 in the newly created role of business development manager. He was able to bring a vast amount of market knowledge generated over 30 years in the HVACR industry. Since joining the company he has worked closely with Cronin and the entire Condair team to develop exist- ing relationships with consultants and con- tractors as well as growing Condair’s busi- ness in new markets.
New managing director at Condair Group
IAN EITZEN HAS been appointed managing di- rector at Condair Pty Ltd, following the recent retirement of Kevin Cronin.
Eitzen has been promoted from his previous role as business development manager.
“It is an honour to take over the reins from Kevin, who founded the business in 2001 under the name of Aireven,”
Eitzen said.
“He has developed
the organisation to be Australia’s leading hu- midity control compa-
Ian Eitzen first joined Condair in 2018.
ny. Now as a member of the Condair Group, Con- dair Pty Ltd offers the widest range of humidification systems available anywhere in the world.
“I look forward to taking the company into the future and developing Condair’s business even further in the coming years,” he said.
Eitzen said Condair has recently extended its catalogue to include a wide range of dehumidifi- ers, covering both desiccant and refrigerant sys- tems, which will provide the company with sig- nificant opportunities in the near future.
“Humidification is especially relevant at the moment given the increased focus on maintain- ing the optimal indoor air quality for building oc- cupant health,” he said.
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