ASHRAEREPORTER PRESIDENT S MESSAGE. In This Issue. Upcoming Events Check out for more details or to register for events.

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1 ASHRAEREPORTER This enewsletter is the work of the San Joaquin Chapter and not the Society April 2018 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Welcome to our last Newsletter of the Year and my last President s Message! It has been an honor serving as your President. Your BOG team accomplished a lot, and I m excited to have been a part of that success. Many thanks to all the volunteers and local sponsors that also helped increase our chapter visibility and make a positive impact on our Student Branch. It was a pleasure working with the leadership team where everyone communicated well, worked together, and did their part to get the Desk through the Doorway. If you don t know the reference, it is a funny skit about a group that does not communicate well from a TV show called The Wire, specifically the Desk Episode*. Failure to communicate can happen in all types of teams and relationships, and that was not the case for your BOG team. As I said, your ASHRAE team worked great together and accomplished a lot. Thank you! We couldn t have done it without you. *The Wire The Desk Episode (caution: contains some foul language) -Joelon Upcoming Events Check out for more details or to register for events. May 10, 2018 Lunch Meeting (catered by Belly Rub BBQ!) 11:30 am 1:00 pm Acoustic Design Presentation and Tour of Valley Public Radio, Clovis Election of Chapter Officers Open Casting Call until all parts have been filled June 7, 2018 (tentative) - On-location Shoot for STEM Educational Music Video June 9, 2018 Social / Past Presidents Dinner 5:00 9:00 pm Home of Ryan and Grace Carlson July no meeting preparing for CRC if you re interested in helping please contact Cathy Johnson. We ll need lots of hands! August CRC in Fresno!!!! Inspirational Quote The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work. Work is the key to success, and hard work can help you accomplish anything. Vince Lombardi, Jr. In This Issue Shotgun Tournament Awards! President s Message...1 Upcoming Events.1 March & April Meetings, Proposed Officers...2 Invitation to SJV Chapter: Yes you can participate at CRC!...3 Casting Call for Educational Music Video CRC Event Flyer Student Branch Shotgun Tournament AB802 California Energy Commission Benchmarking & Public Disclosure Chapter Golf Tournament Sponsors

2 IF YOU MISSED MAR & APR MEETINGS MARCH CHAPTER MEETING The March Site Tour/Meeting was cancelled due to rain. Yes, rain in Fresno. However, the BOG is looking to reschedule a future tour and will keep you posted. APRIL CHAPTER MEETING The April lunch meeting was held at The High Sierra Grill where the slate of nominations for the year was presented. Elections will be held at the May meeting. If you d like to nominate someone in addition to the following, please contact Keith Harris/Nominations Chair: President: Sophia Nyberg President-Elect: David Boynton Treasurer: Tyson Freeman Secretary: open Board of Governor: Paul Bedard Board of Governor: Michael Cantelmi Board of Governor: Sean Skiles Proposed Committee Chairs: Research Promotion: Clint Petty Membership Chair: open CTTC Chair: Keith Harris Newsletter Editor: Anthony Bischel Web Master: Anthony Bischel Student Activities: Dustin Russell Historian: Michael Gainer Speaker/Topic: Kevin Rowland, spoke on organizational development and culture change. He shared his insights from more than 25 years of experience having worked with Owners, Presidents, VPs, CEOs, Directors and Managers to address their strategic & management challenges, growth/expansion plans, re-organizations to establishing a new culture. In 2005, he founded the Kevin W. Rowland Consulting Company focusing on Business & Organizational Development through Human Resources, Organizational Development, Security Management, Operations and Training. He is a Certified Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Facilitator & Trainer, a Gracie Academy Survival Tactics Certified Instructor, an avid Mixed Martial Artist, a Subject Matter Expert in Sexual Harassment & Discrimination, Workplace Violence Program facilitator and customizes employee development programs. His experience has crossed over multiple industries and environments from Architecture, Education, Engineering, Farming, Food Processing, Health Care, Manufacturing, Restaurants, Security, and Transportation to Warehousing. 2

3 Special Invitation to SJV Chapter Members From: Region X 2018 CRC Committee ASHRAE Region X CRC is coming to Fresno! This event is a GREAT opportunity for SJV Chapter firms and members to show the local community that our members (YOU!) are leaders in the HVAC&R industry. How? Attend Thursday s events: Leadership Workshop for Technical Professionals, Built- Environment Product Show & Welcome Reception. Send your staff, bring your customers, invite design professionals, and contractors. Be a judge at Friday s STEM Lunch & Legos competition for Fresno Unified School District, Thomas Elementary students. Be a STEM sponsor of the Lunch & Legos competition and the Educational Music Video. Sponsor a CSU Fresno Student Branch member to attend CRC, and Attend the Awards Dinner! Check out Or contact Cathy Johnson at cathyj@nsw-duckworth.com 3

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5 For more information contact: Cathy Johnson 2018 Region X CRC Chair cathyj@nsw-duckworth.com 5

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8 STUDENT BRANCH SHOTGUN TOURNAMENT! The Student Branch Shotgun Tournament / Fundraiser held on March 23, 2018 was a huge success! Thank you to all the promotional Sponsors, Chapter members and attendees for participating. Continued on Page SJV Chapter Board President, Joelon Chinn President-Elect, Sophia Nyberg Treasurer, Christian DeFehr Secretary, Tyson Freeman BOG, Sean Skiles BOG, Mike Cantelmi BOG, Paul Bedard SJV CHAPTER COMMITTEES CRC 2018, Cathy Johnson CTTC, Keith Harris Historian, Mike Gainer Membership, Abel Orozco Puga Newsletter, Cathy Johnson Nominating: Keith Harris PAOE, Justin Westmoreland RP, Clint Petty Student Activities, Dustin Russell YEA, Landon Reda WebMaster, Anthony Bischel Corny Corner Q: Is the glass half full or half empty? A. Who cares; either way there is room for more wine! 8

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13 ASHRAE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS UPDATE: Federal Funds Available for Energy Efficiency Loans and Grants in Rural Areas The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is accepting applications to provide guaranteed loan financing and grant funding to agricultural producers and rural small businesses for renewable energy systems or to make energy efficiency improvements. Eligible entities include agricultural producers with a minimum of 50% gross income from agricultural operations and small businesses in eligible rural areas. The loan terms guarantee amounts between $5,000 and $25 million and cover a number of possible retrofits. 13