It all takes place in Hershey, May 22-26, 2011
Trade Show: Tuesday – 11:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday – 9:00 – 1:00 p.m.
Reservations at the Lodge are now being accepted or call Hershey directly 1-800-437-7439 – Group Code 54529.
The theme for our 58th Annual Convention and Trade Show grew out of the Spirit of Service demonstrated and felt during our event held in Providence last May. Between the awarding of 12 Scholarships, the Ladies of the Industry supporting a local charity, Care to Ride and the Clean-up and Rehab of the YMCA Sheppard Reservation Day Camp in Smithfield, RI – the convention committee thought why not put the shine on our Association that is dedicated to the service side of the heating industry.
Green + Education = $$
And that is what you gain by attending our annual event – education on the latest technologies, an opportunity to talk with the manufactures of that equipment and a chance to network with your peers. Those striving to be a well rounded energy professional – whether you are an owner, manager or technician - will benefit from all we have to offer.
We encourage anyone in the trades to attend - whether you are a plumber, HVAC mechanic, an oil heat professional, or an HVAC Instructor along with your students. We’ve even got
special competitions for just students! Plus, we have a
new competition
just for Technicians. You’ll gain knowledge by attending our classes and our trade show.
NEW! Take a look at our schedule and
Register Today – it is free and you will get your badge immediately!
Monday, May 23rd with our Management/Owners Day Classes – for starters:
- Manual J Training – delivered by Wrightsoft – bring your laptop
- John Levey, Moving thru the chain from Technician >>Manager>>Owner – series of tracks moderated by John Levey
Please Note - TRADE SHOW OPENS AT 11:00 – 4:00 P.M. – Tuesday and 9:00 -1:00 P.M Wednesday – Take a look at our floor plan and who will be displaying products and services indoors and outdoors.
TUESDAY, MAY 24TH – TAKE YOUR PICK FROM A WIDE VARIETY OF TRAINING
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH – EARLY MORNING CLASSES AND CLASSES AFTER THE SHOW – STARTING AT 1:00 P.M.
And of course our Meetings and Social Events – there is something for everyone!
And Hershey is the place for the entire family – take a look at what they offer.
MONDAY
1st Annual NAOHSM / Dave Nelsen Annual Golf Tournament: 1st – Yes, this year we will be hosting our first “real” golf tournament to raise funds for the Dave Nelsen Scholarship Fund. It will take place at the beautiful and challenging
Iron Valley Golf Club in Lebanon, commencing with lunch and a shotgun start / scramble format for all golfers at 1:00 pm, followed by a special cocktail party and awards ceremony. Multiple team awards will be presented…..and numerous special sponsorships will be available. Look for additional details in the very near future.
Care to Ride - this event will kick-off in stages – beginning with our motorcycle division that will begin assembling at 10:00 a.m. – a
full and exciting day is being planned for this group. The
walkers, runners and cyclists will depart in the afternoon all divisions will be met at the Finish Line located at our outdoor BBQ and Opening Reception. .
NAOHSM’s Opening Reception – Thanks to NAOHSM and our co-sponsor
&
– complimentary to ALL.
TUESDAY
Just for the Ladies – learn how to make Truffles from the Hershey Pros – 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Annual Awards Banquet & Cocktail Party – All are invited to join us as we recognize and acknowledge those in
our industry , our 2011 scholarship winners and the awarding of the Oil Heat Cares Cup.
We no longer offer a hotel meal package – for those attending the Awards Banquet individual tickets need to be purchased.
Al Breda, 2010 Service Manager of the Year
Scott Hinkley, past National President, 2010 Hugh McKee Award Winner.
WEDNESDAY
Our Grand Finale – Food, fun and respect – for those that wish to join us late in the afternoon, attendees can participate in an interactive event that teaches both the
Art of Blind Tasting and Teamwork after that we will be entertained by the Magic of Mike and Donna Snyder and we’ll have a visit from the Marines who handle the Toys for Tots program. Tied with our theme of Christmas in May, we will have a collection for Toys for Tots throughout the convention – look for the large Christmas Sleigh located in the lobby – drop your unwrapped toys or children’s books into the sleigh.
We no longer offer a hotel meal package – for those attending the Annual Finale individual tickets need to be purchased.
Help the Marines get a jump on Christmas 2011 – bring a new unwrapped toy to the convention.
A special THANK YOU to our Sponsors!
Our Education Sponsors
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