Thank you to Marcus, owner & operator of Climate Control Solutions for visiting our HVAC technician class and sharing insights on entering the field and starting a company. Also, a big thanks to Celina from Weifield Group Contracting for discussing the various career paths, such as foreman and project manager, with our pre-apprentice electrical class. We appreciate your support and knowledge!
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