#USA #Las Vegas #Women in HVACR #Bet on Yourself #HVACR sponsors

Women in HVACR Celebrates Conference Sponsors

Women in HVACR (WHVACR), a nonprofit organization focused on empowering women in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) sectors, is gearing up for its significant annual event, the Bet on Yourself conference. Scheduled for October 6-8 at the stunning Red Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, this year’s conference is marked by robust sponsorship support that promises to enhance the experience for attendees.

The Bet on Yourself conference aims to serve as a powerful platform for education, networking, and mentorship, crucial elements in advancing women in skilled trades. Kristin Gallup, the President of WHVACR and Director of Product Management at Carrier Enterprise, highlighted the importance of the sponsors in bringing this vision to life: "This group of sponsors has made the Bet on Yourself convention possible, and we extend our sincere gratitude to their contributions."

This year, the conference is experiencing unprecedented levels of support from notable sponsors. Leading the charge is Avoca, an AI-driven customer service and booking agent, which is the presenting partner for the entire three-day event. Avoca’s support has allowed WHVACR to enrich the experience for participants by facilitating engaging opportunities that promote personal and professional growth.

Following Avoca, various other sponsors are stepping up with unique contributions:

• - Daikin Comfort Technologies, a significant player in HVACR manufacturing and distribution, is sponsoring a mimosa bar, creating an inviting atmosphere for mingling.
• - iWallet, recognized for its securely connected lifestyle accessories, will provide a delightful La Dolce Vita lunch for attendees.
• - Quietflex is supplying the Sip & Celebrate Beverage Break, ensuring that guests stay refreshed during the event.
• - Resideo, a company known for smart home solutions, is hosting the Hats Off to a Winning Start Breakfast and Coffee Connections Breakfast on October 7-8.
• - Rheem Manufacturing, a leader in heating and cooling, is donating 36-ounce steel water bottles to attendees for both practicality and sustainability.
• - Service Nation, the largest residential contracting group in the U.S., will sponsor the Connection Crawl networking event on October 6, facilitating connections among participants.
• - Synchrony, a premier financial services company, is backing the Red, Rock Roll Welcome Party, setting a vibrant tone for the conference.
• - Trinity Warranty Solutions, leaders in HVACR facility management, will be setting up a High Roller Hydration Station to keep everyone energized.
• - The conference swag bags, always a favorite among attendees, will include items from Arkema, Avoca, Daikin Comfort Technologies, Pink Lady Callers, Rheem Manufacturing, Synchrony, Trinity Warranty Solutions, and Women in HVACR.

"The Bet on Yourself conference is a celebration of what's possible when women believe in their own potential,” Gallup stated. As the conference approaches, the anticipation grows with promises of dynamic engagements and the joy of shared experiences. Attendees will soon engage with keynote speakers Angela Gaffney and Erin Hatzikkostas, alongside a myriad of educational sessions aimed at bolstering skills and confidence in their respective fields.

Women in HVACR continues to inspire and uplift women across the industry. Since its inception in 2002, the organization has worked tirelessly to increase female representation in HVACR, offering networking opportunities, and educational resources, and providing scholarships for women pursuing careers in this vital field.

The Bet on Yourself conference exemplifies the ethos of WHVACR in empowering women and creating a supportive network for their growth and success. For more details regarding the conference and WHVACR initiatives, visit their official website Women in HVACR.

Let us encourage and celebrate the women who lead the way in HVACR, driving innovation and excellence in what has traditionally been a male-dominated field.