Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air-conditioning and Heating (AIRAH), an independent not-for-profit technical organisation, has appointed Trish Hyde as the new CEO. AIRAH President Paul Jackson, says.“We are excited to recruit someone of Trish’s talent, experience and character to the important role of AIRAH Chief Executive.With Trish at the helm, AIRAH is in an excellent position to take the next step as a contemporary member organisation, with a key role to play in our net zero future.”
On the occasion Trish Hyde said, “This opportunity to lead AIRAH in its next chapter, is a true honour, built on the profession’s record of air control innovation, safety, and sustainability, AIRAH has the ability to help make our world more sustainable. I’m looking forward to working with the Board, the team, stakeholders, and our members on this journey.”
With a particular interest in the built environment and advocacy, Hyde is looking forward to promoting the role of HVAC&R in facilitating Australia’s path to net zero emissions. Hyde holds a Master’s degree in Commercial law, a Master’s degree in organisational leadership, and a Bachelor of business in marketing.