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Every year, more than 6,000 students participate in the SkillsUSA Championships, the nation's largest hands-on workforce development event.

PHCC CONNECT 2024 will be held in Birmingham, Alabama, Oct. 7-10, at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex

Sonnhalter is assisting PHCC’s overall marketing strategy and branding efforts for CONNECT 2024, including its creative, earned media, social media and influencer relations.

PHCC’s Legislative Conference coincided with Air-Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Institute’s (AHRI) Policy Forum and Heating Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Distributors International’s (HARDI) Congressional fly-in. This was the second consecutive year the entire industry was present in Washington, D.C.

A packed classroom of twenty-seven attendees engaged in a highly interactive and intense two-day workshop conducted May 3-4. 

As part of the conference, PHCC will facilitate visits between PHCC members and the offices of their elected representatives.

Growing up, spending time with her father, a custom homebuilder, Angie Timm gained firsthand experience in construction. Transitioning into a sales and marketing role at a local HVAC contractor, I seamlessly incorporated plumbing, leveraging my background for success.

Initially hesitant, Devynn Thompson entered the trades through her husband's ambition to obtain his contractor's license. Despite the uncertainties of starting their own business, she trusted in his vision and took the leap, discovering immense fulfillment and gratitude for the skilled individuals in the industry.

Erica Sullivan started her plumbing business 15 years ago, after previously running a marketing company. She decided to pursue plumbing because it always has clients and is a great industry. Now, Erica has 24 employees and provides multiple services.

Kate Ollinger left the US Air Force and stumbled upon the plumbing industry, where she found a passion for bringing clean water and comfortable heating to people. She believes that manufacturers can help reduce the physical demands of the job for women. Kate advises women to find a great plumbing company or manufacturer willing to train them.