On 25 October 1892, Margaret Ingels was born in the small Kentucky town of Paris. Exactly 134 years later, on 25 October 2026, the inaugural Global HVACR Women Week will begin. The coincidence provides a natural historical anchor for the Week, but the connection...
Unlike many annual observances that fall on the same dates each year, Global HVACR Women Week deliberately moves. Each edition is timed to recognise and honour a woman whose contribution helped shape the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and heat...
At the heart of Global HVACR Women Week are three simple actions: Show Up, Speak Up and Lift Others Up. Together they shape how every local event, big or small, contributes to a stronger global HVACR community. Showing up means taking part, whether by attending a...
Global HVACR Women Week is not a single conference or one central event. Instead, it is a global programme built from many local activities organised by companies, universities, professional institutions, women’s groups, trade associations and volunteers around...