For my team, attending the Annual Meeting has instilled a sense of belonging and a feeling of pride for our industry. I love having the ability to network and meet with many of the top operators in the industry and get answers to those burning questions that often translate to improvements in our business operations. When we're doing our day-to-day work, we don't always have time to brainstorm and focus on the big picture. By attending the Annual Meeting and connecting with others, you may just be one conversation away from unlocking information that will bring your company to the next level and to new heights.

Attending the NADCA Annual Meetings has significantly boosted the growth of my career. The networking and relationship-building opportunities available at the event are unparalleled in the industry and have helped forge new partnerships and increase revenue. The educational sessions, including the General and CEC sessions, have not only improved our technical skills but also provided new strategies and process improvements for us to consider and implement. Our team always leaves the Annual Meeting energized and brimming with fresh ideas to continue expanding our business.

I have earned enough revenue from NADCA member referrals to afford my NADCA membership for life and still have money in my pocket.

The NADCA Annual Meeting is something I look forward to every year. From the educational sessions to the networking opportunities at meal breaks and the amazing party. The connections I have made over the years have been extremely valuable and the session topics are always informative and insightful. It's a great place to network with people all over the world in the air duct cleaning industry. I have learned so much from these connections, and now have a group of people I trust and can reach out to as a resource if needed. Everyone is so open and willing to share their failures and triumphs, it puts you at ease to know that you are not alone. When I leave the conference, I am always excited to get back to my office to implement what I have learned and to see how it can elevate my organization.