After the overwhelming success of our 2002 conference, we’ve come up with an even more impressive program for Indoor Environments 2003. The sheer volume of certification training and education available at this conference will amaze you.

The ACCA Conference & Indoor Air Expo is for successful contractors. It's where the nation's best contractors gather to learn from each other and the top experts in our industry. It's where contractors get the tools and resources they need to take their businesses "Out of the Comfort Zone" and into a brighter, more profitable future!

Spring weather, thirsty minds, and exhibitors and speakers eager to share their knowledge combined
to make this year’s National Facilities Management and Technology Conference/Exposition an unparalleled success.

Our membership comprises professionals of multiple disciplines, involved in the management and control
of environmental hazards affecting buildings, facilities, industrial sites, and the health of the occupants. For 20 years EIA has remained unique in offering a conference which allows these and other professionals to share ideas and learn about the current regulations and the latest innovations.

Healthy Indoor Environments™ 2003 will once again play host to the Consumer Indoor Air Quality Forum, bringing together the leading industry experts and professionals with consumers to discuss and solve common residential and workplace indoor environmental and mold contamination problems.

IECommunications is the producer ofthe annual Healthy Indoor Environments Conference & Exhibition
and theassociation management company for the Indoor Air Quality Association. Susan Valenti is the former
associate publisher of Indoor Environment Review and five other indoorenvironmental publications, as well as
conference manager for the Indoor Environments Conference series.

Indoor Air Quality Problems and Engineering Solutions, an international symposium cosponsored by the Air
and Waste Management Association and the U.S. EPA’s Office of Research and Development.

The Showcase brings together hundreds of leading manufacturers and services in one location to reveal the latest technologies and techniques designed to help you stay ahead of the competition.

A.P. Buck, Inc. is a world leader in new air sampling technology for IAQ, Environmental, and Industrial Hygiene markets. Products include the new constant flow Buck™ bio-pump for microbial sampling, and LinEair™ 40 Ultra-Quiet High Flow Pump. All Buck manufactured products are designed, produced, tested and shipped from A.P. Buck's facilities in Orlando, Florida

The Indoor Air Quality Association invites you to our 2003 Annual Meeting & Exposition. Join us for four action-packed days of workshops, panel discussions, technical sessions and exhibits.

McLean County Association for Home Community Education (HCE) will host four free county-wide workshops featuring two speakers. Ruth Ann Lipic - of ISU's Radon Task Force will share information and answer questions regarding Radon and Indoor Air Quality.

Aerias Third Annual National Symposium to be held October 22 - 24, 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia, will feature an impressive array of top national experts who will provide real-life guidance on practical solutions that not only will improve IAQ.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will host its 4th Annual Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools National Symposium on October 26-28, 2003, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Washington DC. Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools (IAQ TfS) is a nationwide initiative to help school officials assess, resolve, and prevent indoor air quality problems, and reduce exposure to asthma triggers in school facilities.

In the last five years, no other subject has propelled the indoor environmental industry into the national spotlight the way mold remediation has. Residential projects gone awry, home insurance policies being canceled, lawsuits settled in the millions of dollars, and the imposition of federal and state legislation are just a few of the major developments that have forever changed the way we view and handle mold and microbial contamination.

This event will mark the 1st annual conference for the new HARDI organization following the consolidation of ARWI and NHRAW in January of this year. This conference is a culmination of the diligent work of the Events Committee and association staff to produce a “World Class” event that is certain to provide tremendous value to every attendee.

The conference will offer practitioners and authorities a comprehensive overview of the up-to-date know-why and know-how of IAQ issues. It has special appeal to anyone who is seriously involved in technology development, building sciences, regulatory issues or businesses related to indoor air.

The business of our members is the marketing and distribution of heating, refrigeration, airconditioning equipment and supplies, sheet metal, controls, filters, and related items. Major customer classes include installation and service/replacement contractors in the residential and light commercial building markets, and commercial/industrial maintenance staffs.

IMC-2003, the 18th International Maintenance Conference is an event where maintenance and reliability professionals can learn from each other through a series of informative presentations, question & answers sessions, networking opportunities and a selection of full day and half day workshops.

Industrial Water Conference will provide attendees with the latest industry news, operating ideas and technical advances necessary to succeed in planning, designing, operating, and maintaining industrial water systems.