Chantilly, Va. (October 22, 2024) — The SMACNA Board of Directors welcomes Tom Martin, President of Cleveland-based T.H. Martin, Inc., as its 2024-2025 President. Martin takes the reins from current SMACNA President Carol Duncan.
Martin has been a steady and involved member of SMACNA, having sat on the National Contractor Manual Task Force Committee, Mega-Project Task Force, HVAC Council Steering Committee, SMACNA/SMART National Market Recovery Committee, and the SMACNA National Strategic Planning Task Force Committee. He is heavily involved with workforce development initiatives locally and nationally and has played a pivotal role in lobbying efforts to reform registered apprenticeship laws and regulations, pension policies, infrastructure policies, and prevailing wage enforcement legislation. He also served as President of SMACNA-Cleveland for a decade.
“Martin is a forward-thinking leader who has made significant contributions to the industry on both a national and local level,” said Aaron Hilger, SMACNA’s Chief Executive Officer. “He is dedicated to driving innovation and fostering collaboration among industry stakeholders, and we’re excited for what’s ahead.”
“I’m honored to serve as President of SMACNA and to build upon the great work of my predecessors,” said Martin. “In the year ahead, I’m committed to enhancing SMACNA’s legislative efforts and promoting careers in the trades. By amplifying our influence in policy-making and championing the value of trade professions, we can build a sustainable path forward for our industry and workforce.”
The following individuals also have advanced to new positions within SMACNA’s Executive Committee:
- Todd Hill (Ventcon) – President-Elect
- Scott Vidimos (Vidimos, Inc.) - Secretary-Treasurer
- Joseph Samia (Central Consolidated, Inc.) - Vice President
- Carol Duncan (General Sheet Metal) - Immediate Past President
Watch for more news from SMACNA’s Annual Convention in our Member Update, SMACNews, and other SMACNA communications channels.
ABOUT SMACNA:
SMACNA is an international trade association representing 3,500 contributing contractor firms and is a leader in promoting quality and excellence in the sheet metal and air conditioning industry. SMACNA members are responsible for effectively delivering the clean air Americans breathe in offices, homes, and hospitals; for many of the attractive facades you see on today’s stadiums and office buildings; and for the comfortable, healthy, and safe living environments in which our citizens live out their daily lives. SMACNA has national offices in Chantilly, Va., outside of Washington, D.C., and on Capitol Hill. For more information, visit www.SMACNA.org.
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