by CCME content team

SCHWÄBISCH HALL, Germany, 30 April 2024: The Air Movement and Control Association International, Inc. (AMCA) announced that industry professionals are invited to the 2024 AMCA European Fan Symposium. In a Press release, AMCA said that the symposium, set for July 10 and 11 in Schwäbisch Hall, would address a spectrum of pertinent topics within the air movement industry. 

AMCA said this premier event would delve into certification, regulations, market surveillance, sustainability, retrofits, digitalisation, aerodynamics, sound, and motor technology. The Association further said it would provide a unique platform for professionals to exchange ideas, engage in discussions on relevant issues, and connect with key influencers and decision-makers in the industry. 

AMCA said the symposium would feature keynote presentations from speakers from Europe and around the globe, detailed sessions on fan regulations in Europe and the United States, and comprehensive discussions on market surveillance and sustainability practices in the industry. AMCA said keynote speakers include Charles Meyers, AMCA International; Sylvain Courtey, Eurovent Certita Certification and Geoff Lockwood, EVIA Chair WG Fans, among others. The event, AMCA said, would also spotlight a special presentation on retrofitting in refrigeration. 

AMCA said participants are encouraged to register early to take advantage of the early bird rate available until May 15. The Association said to visit AMCA’s official website at www.amca.org or www.cognitoforms.com/AMCA1/AMCA2024EuropeanFanSymposium, for more information on the agenda and to register. 

Jürgen Albig, Chairman, Steering Committee, European AMCA, said: “This is a great opportunity to gain insights into the latest trends and technologies shaping the air movement industry. Everybody can join the experts in Schwäbisch Hall for two enlightening days of discussions and networking.”  

AMCA said to contact Robb Clawson, AMCA Senior Director, Association Engagement, at rclawson@amca.org or call +1 847-704-6325 for inquiries.