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our relationship with Drake was that the courses are also offered in Spanish. This is so important in our multi-cultural society because it broadens our labor pool and brings di- versity to our businesses. As I was rereading this column, it read like an advertisement to me. Well, just maybe I am trying to sell you on the concept of pro-active training and career
path development for your team. Visit the ACCA Florida website at
www.acca-fl.org and see for yourself the value in these programs. Click on the education tab and select Drake Training Academy – this link opens the world of cost effec- tive education for your team. Invest in them and you’ll benefi t with the return.
In the months ahead we will feature a free course every month to introduce you to this training opportunity. Check the ACCA FL e-news or webpage for more information. And stay tuned for more educational op- portunities… we are just getting started! When we introduced 14 hours of free continuing education for our members, it
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was the fi rst step in raising the bar. Have a great 2015! Ken Bodwell began his ca- reer in the HVAC industry in 1971 as an apprentice controls engineer for Robertshaw Con- trols Co. based in Hartford Con- necticut. During his forty-three plus year career, he has owned and managed companies with statewide and national pres- ences. In 2002, Ken joined his son Richard in opening Innovative Service Solutions, a service based commercial mechanical contracting com- pany in Orlando. Ken retired in 2012 but still manages several national clients for ISS and has stayed active in the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA). He is past
president of The Air Condition- ing Contractors Association of Central Florida and the found- ing past President of the Air Conditioning Contractors of America – Florida. He presently
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holds an ACCA Florida Chapter board position as Educational Chairperson. Ken’s column, “From Ken’s Pen”, is a monthly feature in the Florida HVAC Insider Newspaper.
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