February 7, 2020
by Austin Team

The IAQA Annual Meeting 2020, West Palm Beach, Florida

February 7, 2020
by Austin Team

The Indoor Air Quality Association Inc. (IAQA) will be hosting its annual Air Quality Meeting and Expo this month from the 19^th to 21^st at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, West Palm Beach Florida.

Keep up to date with the latest indoor air quality tech

The event is a great opportunity for Indoor Air Quality Professionals, Contractors and Consultants to network and keep up to date on the latest technology available, including new ways to measure indoor air quality, developments in mold remediation and the removal of toxins in our environment.

Presentations and networking opportunities

There will also be a presentation from the IAQA President Jay Stake and IAQA Executive Director, as well as numerous opportunities to network and meet others working in the industry.

Our VP of sales will be representing Austin Air this year

This year our VP of Sales, Michael Domon, will be attending the event. Michael has a wealth of knowledge on all Austin Air products, and in fact everything indoor air quality related. He is looking forward to a busy few days networking and keeping up to date on the latest in indoor air quality.

Fantastic giveaway to be held at the event

This year, as a way to thank all those who will be supporting us at the event, we’ll be holding an Austin Air giveaway on the 19^th and 20^th. The winner will receive an Austin Air purifier, designed to remove 99.97% of all airborne particles.

To enter this fantastic giveaway, all you need to do is pass by our booth on Wednesday or Thursday and leave your contact info. You’ll also need to like us on Facebook @austinair or follow us on Instagram @austinairpurifiers to qualify.

The winner will be announced on social media on Friday the 21^st, the final day of the event. Please note, the winner will need to pass by the booth on Friday before the end of the event, in order to pick up their prize.

You can find us at booth number 143. We’d love to see you, so please feel free to pop by the booth, say hi and if you’re lucky, you might win an Austin Air.

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