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SEMINAR SESSIONS

Year after year, IHACI's Seminars are proven to be an invaluable experience for HVAC/R/SM industry professionals.

To view a breakdown of each seminar topic, scroll below to learn more about our speakers.

IHACI believes that knowledge is power, and we work every day to advocate on behalf of everyone in our industry. Our seminars are aimed at HVAC education, career advice, safety tips, code updates, and refrigerant changes from

a panel of presenters who are successful and trusted leaders in the industry today.

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Workforce Development & Building a Career in HVAC

11:30am - 12:30pm

This is a MUST ATTEND event for any student interested in pursuing a career in the heating and air conditioning industry. For those instructors who wish to give their students class credit for attending the Career Development Seminar, IHACI will be issuing a Certificate of Attendance to all participants as they leave the seminar. This is a great opportunity for students to “preview” a career in HVAC and we encourage their attendance.

the AIM Act
& 2025
California Virgin Refrigerant Sales Ban

1:00pm - 2:00pm

Attendees at the IHACI Tradeshow in Pasadena can look forward to this enlightening session on “The AIM Act and 2025 California Virgin Refrigerant Sales Ban,” where A-Gas will explore how these federal and state laws will impact your business in this rapidly evolving industry.

10 STRATEGIES
TO INCREASE REVENUE FOR FREE

2:30pm - 3:30pm

In this session,
Dave Robards,
on behalf of Grant Cardone Enterprises shares proven sales strategies for handling objections. Attendees will gain strategies and processes for business owners to ensure an immediate impact on revenue.

VAN SAFETY: CRITICAL CONSIDERATION

4:00pm - 5:00pm

This course will cover the considerations a company should make when upfitting a van.
It will include how a company’s approach to upfitting a van can impact risk management, employee retention, and the bottom line. The considerations presented will be reinforced through the case scenarios of accidents and near misses in the vocational work environment.