AIRAH names Trish Hyde as new CEO
Next a thorough recruitment course of action, the AIRAH Board has appointed Trish Hyde to the job of
AIRAH Chief Executive.
AIRAH President Paul Jackson, F.AIRAH, suggests Hyde’s enthusiasm for sustainability, demonstrated capacity to direct organisations, and capacity for adjust management matched the role’s requirements.
“We are excited to recruit someone of Trish’s expertise, knowledge and character to the vital purpose of AIRAH Main Govt,” Jackson claims. “Tony has laid a excellent basis for the organisation over the past seven several years, obtaining wins in a variety of critical areas and doing work closely with the Board to set a daring, bold agenda for strategic transformation.
“With Trish at the helm, AIRAH is in an exceptional position to just take the subsequent phase as a modern day member organisation, with a important position to engage in in our web zero long run.”
Hyde has been CEO of many member-based associations that excelled in member price supply, which includes advocacy, and has distinct sustainability skills and knowledge, obtaining worked on several APAC round financial system initiatives. These include The Plastics Circle, the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO), the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), and the Confectionery Companies of Australasia.
“This opportunity to lead AIRAH in its following chapter, is a genuine honour,” she says. “Built on the profession’s document of air regulate innovation, security, and sustainability, AIRAH has the capacity to support make our world much more sustainable. I’m wanting ahead to working with the Board, the workforce, stakeholders, and our customers on this journey.”
With a unique desire in the built environment and advocacy, Hyde is wanting forward to advertising the purpose of HVAC&R in facilitating Australia’s path to internet zero emissions.
“The job has a proper to be front and centre in the combat versus climate change,” she suggests.
Hyde holds a Master’s Diploma in Business Legislation, a Master’s Diploma in Organisational Leadership, and a Bachelor of Company in Marketing.
Hyde started in the role on Monday, February 20.