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The Foundation for Mechanical Insulation Education, Training, and Industry Advancement

 

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The Foundation Is a Tax-Exempt 501(c)(3)

The Foundation for Mechanical Insulation Education, Training, and Industry Advancement (Foundation) is now a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. The Foundation’s primary purpose is to develop and implement strategies and recommend processes to advance and expand the commercial and industrial insulation industry through objectives such as introducing NIA to the commercial/industrial construction community; promoting the value of insulation to audiences including specifiers, architects, engineers, plant owners, facility managers, building owners, government bodies, and allied associations; and establishing NIA as the industry resource for information on mechanical, commercial, and industrial insulation systems.

The Foundation is now a fully separate organization and will be managed by the professional staff of the National Insulation Association and overseen by a Board of Directors, which includes Foundation President R. Dean Burows (DKB, Inc.); Foundation Treasurer Matt Hymer (Midwest Materials Co.); Foundation Secretary Marc Napolitano (Insulation Materials Corporation); and Board Members Daniel Aiken (ROCKWOOL Technical Insulation), Jack Bittner (Johns Manville), Wally Blewitt (Knauf Insulation), Robert English (Owens Corning), Jordan Farrell (Irex Contracting Group), and Jon Perry (Specialty Products & Insulation).

More information is forthcoming. If you have any questions or would like information on contributing to the Foundation via check or ACH, please email us at foundation@insulation.org and a staff member will assist you.

Current contribution levels include:

Platinum: $30,000

Gold Elite: $15,000

Gold: $5,000

Silver: $3,000

Bronze: $1,000

IRS Approved 501(c)(3) Status for the Foundation for Mechanical Insulation Education, Training, and Industry Advancement

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