Balancing Growth and Sustainability in the HVAC Industry: Insights from Sofia Lozoya

 

In the latest episode of Straight Outta Crumpton, the spotlight shines on overcoming adversity, breaking into new industries, and leading with innovation. With industries like HVAC traditionally slow to adopt change, the conversation focuses on the unique challenges and opportunities presented by integrating new technologies. A growing demand for energy conservation solutions makes the work of Sofia Lozoya, Marketing Program Director at ECM Technologies, all the more relevant. Did you know that the HVAC industry is facing a potential labor shortage, which could slow the adoption of much-needed innovations? How can the industry balance growth with long-term sustainability?

In this episode of Straight Outta Crumpton, host Greg Crumpton sits down with Sofia Lozoya to discuss her journey as a first-generation Mexican-American in STEM. Sofia shares her insights on the role of preparation, persistence, and community in breaking through industry barriers.

Key Discussion Points:
– Sofia’s experience of breaking into the HVAC industry and her role in promoting energy-efficient technologies like ThermaClear.
– The cultural and generational challenges faced by women in STEM, and how perseverance and opportunity have driven Sofia’s success.
– Insights into the future of HVAC and the growing demand for sustainable, energy-efficient solutions.

Sofia Lozoya is the Marketing Program Director for ECM Technologies, a leader in energy conservation solutions. With a background in communications and a master’s in management, she has been instrumental in promoting ThermaClear and advancing sustainability efforts in HVAC.

Article written by MarketScale.

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