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MACS President to Speak at Australian Mobile A/C Conference

MACS president and COO Elvis Hoffpauir will deliver a presentation on mobile A/C service trends in the U.S. at the 2004 Wire & Gas Training Convention and Trade Show in Brisbane, Australia. Hoffpauir will be among a number of leading experts to speak about vehicle air conditioning design and future trends at the event, which takes place June 11-14.

LANSDALE, PA — MACS president and COO Elvis Hoffpauir will deliver a presentation on mobile A/C service trends in the U.S. at the 2004 Wire & Gas Training Convention and Trade Show in Brisbane, Australia. Hoffpauir will be among a number of leading experts to speak about vehicle air conditioning design and future trends at the event, which takes place June 11-14.

The convention is held by the Vehicle Air Conditioning Specialists of Australia (VASA) and Australian Association of Automotive Electricians (AAAE) every two years. VASA and MACS share a common mission of promoting professional mobile A/C and engine cooling system service and repair methods to their members.

More details about MACS’ representation at this conference will be featured in an upcoming edition of MACS ACtion magazine.

To learn more about VASA, visit: www.vasa.org.au.

To lean more about MACS, go to: www.macsw.org.

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