Last year, the staff at Engineered Systems elected to create a contest designed to honor the women of engineering. In support of our inaugural 20 to Watch: Women in HVAC contest, we received more than 150 nominations. Back again this year, the second-annual rendition of this contest continues to impress, as more than 100 nominations were completed.
After countless hours of deliberation, we chose 20 deserving women to honor. The following list represents all levels of the industry, from those just entering the sector to industry professionals boasting 30-plus years of experience.
“This year’s list of 20 women is exemplary,” said Mike Murphy, publisher, Engineered Systems. “I’m excited to showcase these individuals and beyond elated to add another 20 women to this exceptional list. These ladies are the leaders of the consulting, mechanical, and facility engineering industry. Their work is unparalleled and speaks for itself.”
Full profiles of each winner are available on www.esmagazine.com. Without further avail, here are 2019’s Top 20 to Watch: Women in HVAC.
List Overview:
Darcy Carbone | Gretchen Coleman | Amanda Doenges | Jessica Errett | Alyse Falconer | Sarah Garthaus | Rachel Gordon | Sarah Gudeman | Bing Liu | Jennifer Luce | Natalie R. MacDonald | Amy E. McClurg | Jessica Miller | Nazme Mohsina | Danna L. Richey | Rachel L. Romero | Layla Salehi | Marzia Sedino | Michelle Shadpour | Caroline Traube
Sarah Gudeman, P.E., CEM, WELL AP, LEED AP BD+C, mechanical engineer, director of sustainability, Morrissey Engineering Inc.
read moreNazme Mohsina, technical director, Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) International Inc.
read moreDanna L. Richey, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP ID+C, RESET AP, GPCP, Fitwel Ambassador, sustainability consultant, energy analyst, and HVAC systems designer, Newcomb & Boyd.
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