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Sunday
November 8th
Monday
November 9th
Tuesday
November 10th
Wednesday
November 11th
8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Bonus Program: The World-Class Service Playbook and What the Best Service Organizations Do Differently

Building a World Class Service Department is a six-hour immersive experience for leaders and teams focused on transforming service operations into a competitive advantage.
Through engaging presentations, real-world insights, and candid conversations with an expert panel, participants explore proven strategies for scaling service excellence, strengthening customer relationships, and building high-performing teams.

 

Attendees leave with practical tools, actionable frameworks, and a clear roadmap to elevate their service organizations, creating consistency, trust, and sustainable growth that sets them apart in the marketplace. This is more than a training session. It’s a catalyst for transformation. It’s an invitation to rethink what’s possible. And it’s the first step toward creating a service department that doesn’t just meet expectations but consistently exceeds them.

 

*Please note, this is a bonus session in addition to the MSCA26 Conference Content and has an additional registration and fee of $595.
1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

MSCA Registration & Information Desk Open

5:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.

First Timer's Reception Sponsored by XOi

Welcome to your first MSCA Conference! If this is your first MSCA the best way to start the conference is by attending the First Timer’s Reception, sponsored by xOI. Meet the MSCA Board of Managers and MSCA Education Committee members, along with other first timer’s, in this relaxed and friendly reception.

xOi

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Opening Welcome Reception Sponsored by MILWAUKEE TOOL

Kick off MSCA26 by attending the MSCA County Fair – an easy, fun way to settle in and connect. Come in jeans, boots, and your best fair-ready gear, and enjoy a relaxed evening indoors with games, great food, and classic treats.

 

It’s the perfect chance to catch up with familiar faces, meet new peers, and start the week on a high note. Bring your energy and get ready to energize your experience from the very first night.

 

Milwaukee Tool

7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

MSCA Registration & Information Desk

7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.

MSCA Breakfast

8:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

Opening General Session Featuring MSCA David Geith, UA General President Mark McManus and Keynote Speaker Doug Brown

The 40th Annual MSCA Education Conference kicks off with MSCA Chair David Geith welcoming you to this milestone event, celebrating four decades of industry leadership and collaboration. UA General President Mark McManus will also take the stage to share an update, highlighting the strength and continued impact of our long-standing partnership with the United Association.

 

Then, we’ll plug in with our main speaker this morning, platinum selling recroding artist and songwriter Doug Brown. He will lead our audience with Fearless Collaboration – setting you up for the week with a presentation that teaches the ability to collaborate without the fear of failure. This presentation is designed specifically to help you not only hear, but engage and experience key fundamentals used by the worlds top music makers to write & create music fearlessly.

 

There are No Dumb Ideas: Any idea spoken aloud has the potential to either be the great idea or inspire the great idea. Leave nothing unsaid.

 

Listening: Creating is proactive, requires doing, but never at the sacrifice of listening to each other first. To our teammates, our clients or our customers, they deserve our attention & often have the answer we are looking for.

 

Be True: Whether in music or in business, authenticity always wins. A song created with the goal of being a hit rarely has the heart to do so.

 

Humility: Never assume you’re the smartest or most talented person in the room. Collaborating from a place a humility creates space for each of our team member’s talents to shine & grow.

 

Start your morning with inspiration to amplify your voice this week.
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    Mark McManus 
    General President UA
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    Doug Brown
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    David Geith
    Vice President of Service EMCOR Services Mesa Energy
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Exhibitor Display

Connect with the companies that are driving change in our industry and gain new insights on the latest products and services. Learn how innovation can propel you ahead of your competition and toward greater success. Raffle prizes will start being awarded at 11:30 a.m., so seize the opportunity to network and win big!  

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

MSCA Lunch

1:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Afternoon Education- 40 years of MSCA

This afternoon session brings together experienced contractor voices and practical leadership insight to address what it takes to build a successful, sustainable career in service. MSCA Vice-Chair Mike McHenry moderates a panel of four MSCA contractors representing different stages of leadership. Together, they will share real-world perspectives on how leadership evolves over time—what works, what changes, and what it takes to stay effective as your role and responsibilities grow.

 

Following the panel, Kristyn Drennen, CEO of TransformCXO and Meta Performance Executive Coach, will deliver “Building a Business that Doesn’t Break You.” She will challenge the idea that sustained success comes from pushing harder, focusing instead on the structure and mindset required to lead effectively over the long term. Drawing from her work with high-performing leaders, Kristyn will unpack the hidden pressures that often sit with owners and executives—the constant decision-making, the weight of responsibility, and the tendency to become the bottleneck—and offer a more sustainable path forward.

 

Through personal stories and guided reflection, she will help attendees identify where they are operating reactively versus leading with intention. The session introduces a practical framework for aligning leadership identity with daily actions, giving leaders a clearer way to make decisions, set priorities, and build accountability within their teams.
3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Breakout Roundtable Discussions

Join us for an engaging series of roundtable discussions covering diverse topics crucial to your success in the mechanical service industry. From analyzing and discussing the to leveraging technology, navigating service sales and diving deep on KPIs, explore service topics in depth and discover what your peers in the industry are doing. To stay as timely as possible, topics are announced in October.

4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

WiMI Networking Happy Hour Sponsored by DeWalt

All are welcome to attend this WiMI Networking Happy Hour. This is a great opportunity to connect with mechanical service industry leaders, sponsored by DeWalt.

DEWALT

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Evening Reception Sponsored by BuildOps

7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.

MSCA Breakfast

8:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

General Session Featuring MCAA President Curtis Harbour, Everyday Hero Award Winner, Sponsored by ServiceTrade and Anthony Robles

Join us for day two as MSCA Chair David Geith invites us to share our gifts and give back to the community as we celebrate the 12th anniversary of MSCA Everyday Heroes. Then MCAA President Curtis Harbour will share his insights on service, what he has seen throughout the year, and what he thinks will be driving the industry in the future.

 

Then, our morning keynote speaker Anthony Robles—who was born without a right leg—will share his story of overcoming his disability to achieve his dreams. With unrelenting determination—and the belief that he could do anything—he defied all odds, and became a champion wrestler competing against able-bodied athletes. NCAA Division I Champion, three-time All-American and recipient of the 2011 ESPY Jimmy V Award for Perseverance, Robles inspires others to believe that they too can overcome any odds stacked against them.

 

Come celebrate our Everyday Heroes and learn how to overcoming adversity can make you “Unstoppable.”
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    David Geith
    Vice President of Service EMCOR Services Mesa Energy
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    Anthony Robles
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    Curtis Harbour
    VP of Labor Relations for Southland Industries
9:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Convoy of Hope Packing Party

The Convoy of Hope Packing Party is back for another year of feel good, do good! MSCA has partnered with Convoy of Hope since 2010, bringing in over $800,000 in donations and packing tens of thousands of hygiene and meal kits for people in need all over the country and the world. Join us for an energetic and exciting morning while giving back to those in need.

9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Education Session - Refrigerants in Transition: Best Practices for your Business 

The refrigerant transition is continuing, and contractors must be ready to navigate changing regulations, equipment, and service practices. This session featuring Rob Vilches, UA Special Director, and Lindsey Grilec, MSCA Board Member, will feature practical insight into A2L refrigerants, including:

 

– flammability characteristics
– equipment changes and mitigation strategies
– transportation requirements
– industry best practices
– UA Training

 

Also, cover current government mandates under the AIM Act and associated EPA rules, including Global Warming Potential (GWP) requirements, while also exploring regional differences in refrigerant regulations across the country. Attendees will gain available resources, and training options to help contractors and technicians successfully manage this evolving transition.
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    Lindsey Grilec
    General Manager of Operations, AMS Industries
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    Robert Vilches
    UA Training Specialist
9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Education Session - VitalCog

VitalCog trains organizations to proactively address the early warning signs of suicide in the workplace by providing participants with the skills and tools to appreciate the critical need for suicide prevention while creating a forum for dialogue and critical thinking about workplace mental health challenges, and by promoting help-seeking and help-giving within the workplace.

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    Ben Bradshow
    Business Manager, Dallas Local 100
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    Sean Miller
    Training Coordinator, Austin Local 286
9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Education Session - Profit Starts with People sponsored by WiMI

Profit is always a core focus in the mechanical service industry, but companies often spend more time measuring it than understanding how to build and sustain it. Today, the key drivers of long-term profitability are technology and people, and this session focuses on the people side of the equation. Using the concept of perspective, the session connects people, operations, and profitability to uncover more effective ways to drive business performance.

 

Field vs. Office Alignment
• Identify disconnects between field and office teams
• Use practical training to build mutual understanding of roles
• Create shared goals, stronger collaboration, and improved efficiency Service Team Perspective
• Improve communication across the entire team
• Uncover hidden and overlooked costs
• Understand and reduce opportunity costs to improve margins Generational Perspective
• Explore how different generations impact the business
• Leverage next-generation talent as a bridge between people and technology
• Turn generational strengths into a competitive advantage
This session is going to help you shift perspectives to better align people with profitability and drive sustainable business performance.
9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Education Session - Service AI: Where the Industry Stands and Where It's Headed

AI isn’t new anymore, but are you actually using it? This 75-minute session cuts through the noise with a practical update on the major AI platforms (GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Co-Pilot) and then gets specific about what matters most: how your service software is putting AI to work.

 

Sean McGuire and Mike McHenry break down what ServiceTitan, ServiceTrade, BuildOps, and Access Coins are actually doing with AI inside their platforms. Mike brings the contractor perspective; Sean covers the technology. Together, they’ll help you separate real capability from marketing hype and leave with a clearer picture of where to focus your attention.
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    Sean McGuire
    Executive Director, Innovative Technologies and Fabrication
    MCAA
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    Mike McHenry
    MSCA Vice Chair
11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Roundtable Discussions

Join us for an engaging series of roundtable discussions covering diverse topics crucial to your success in the mechanical service industry. From analyzing and discussing the to leveraging technology, navigating service sales and diving deep on KPIs, explore service topics in depth and discover what your peers in the industry are doing. To stay as timely as possible, topics are announced in October.

12:15pm- 5:00pm

MSCA Skeet Shooting Tournament Sponsored by ServiceTitan

Our first time in Austin brings a new experience for MSCA… The first MSCA Skeet Shooting Tournament. Set in the scenic Texas Hill Country, this skeet shooting experience offers a professionally guided introduction to sporting clays in a safe and engaging outdoor environment. Guests will rotate through a 12-station course, each designed to simulate different shooting scenarios, creating a dynamic and interactive experience that is appropriate for beginner to intermediate levels. This is a one time only experience! The MSCA Golf Tournament will return in 2027.

Please note: This activity 21+. Moderate activity level with outdoor, walking and standing between stations. Attire is closed-toe shoes and durable, weather-appropriate clothing recommended. Hat and sunscreen recommended. There will be safety officers on-site, and all equipment provided at each station, so you won’t have to carry firearms between stations.

ServiceTitan

$285/person

1:00 p.m.

Optional Afternoon Activities

1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

East Side Austin Food Tour

This guided walking food tour through East Austin offers a curated culinary experience featuring some of the city’s most
iconic flavors. You will visit three hand-selected local establishments, enjoying generous tastings paired with alcoholic
beverages at each stop.

The experience concludes with a sweet treat to-go, creating a well-rounded and satisfying
exploration of Austin’s food scene.

Please note:  Tour is about 2.5 hours. You will be walking outside, so comfortable shoes, clothes, hat, and sunscreen recommended.

$250/person

1:30 p.m.- 5:00p.m.

Kayaking on Lady Bird Lake

This guided kayak and paddleboard experience offers a refreshing way to explore Austin from the water. Launching from the centrally located Waller Creek Boathouse, guests will paddle through downtown waterways, passing beneath the iconic Congress Avenue Bridge and toward the peaceful stretch of Barton Creek before looping back. Led by experienced guides, this program is designed to be accessible for all skill levels while still delivering an engaging and scenic outdoor adventure.

Please note: You will be paddling for 60 minutes. Guest must be over the age of 16. This is a beginner friendly activity. You will be out in the sun, so hat, sunscreen, and athletic or casual clothes recommended.

 

$225/person

1:45 p.m. -5:00 p.m.

Pedicab Brewery Tour

This lively and social experience offers a unique way to explore Austin’s brewery scene by pedicab. You will be transported throughout the city in small groups as you travel between curated brewery stops. The tour includes visits to three local breweries, with time at each location to enjoy drinks, relax, and connect with fellow MSCA attendees.

 

Please note: This activity is 21+. You will be out in the sun, so hat and sunscreen recommended.

 

$175/person
2:00 p.m. -5:00 p.m.

MSCA Pickelball Tournament

A fun addition to MSCA while we’re in Austin is our first every Pickleball Tournament. Get ready for a fun, fast-paced experience designed for everyone—whether you’ve never picked up a pickleball paddle or already play every weekend. This activity taps into this latest craze with an easy, approachable format that keeps things moving, social, and lightly competitive without overcomplicating the experience. Expect quick games, plenty of laughs, and lots of opportunities to connect with fellow attendees in a relaxed environment.

Please note: 3 hours, moderate activity level. Athletic or casual clothing with court shoes recommended. Premium paddles, balls and gear provided.

 

$250/person

7:00 a.m. - 8:15 a.m.

13th Annual Sun Run & Walk Sponsored by Porter Pipe & Supply

Start your final day early with a motivating walk or run around the beautiful Downtown Austin area. Winners will be announced during the closing General Session!

 

7:00 A.M. – Grab & Go Breakfast snacks provided
7:15 A.M. – Shotgun start

 

Porter Pipe and Supply

7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

MSCA Registration & Information Desk

7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

MSCA Breakfast

8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Education Session - THE LEADERSHIP GIST: The Vibe You Didn’t Know You Were Giving

What if we asked someone on your team to describe your leadership is 20 seconds, what would they say?
The answer? That’s your leadership GIST.

 

So, what makes a great leader?
Spoiler alert: it’s not your title, your years of experience, or even how smart you are.
It’s how people experience your leadership. And that comes from your beliefs about leadership.

 

Yep—the quiet, below the surface beliefs you have about leadership are running the show.
They shape how you act, how you respond, and how people experience you every single day.
That experience? That’s your leadership GIST.
Your vibe. Your flavor. Your “this is what it’s like to be led by you.”
It’s how people experience your leadership.

 

Now here’s where it gets interesting…
A lot of what we believe about leadership we didn’t even choose it. Not all leadership beliefs are created equal. Some were inherited. Some are outdated. Some just don’t work anymore.
The world has changed. Leadership has evolved. The issue is… have you?
Here are some tough questions:
Are you evolving—or just refining the same old patterns?
Are your habits intentional… or just well-practiced?
Do you even know what your default tendencies are?
Because here’s the deal: you can’t change what you don’t know.
And those tendencies? They’re subtle. Automatic. Sometimes invisible to you and obvious to everyone else. Which means your leadership “GIST” might be sending messages you never intended and creating experiences you didn’t intend to create.

 

And those little things you think aren’t a big deal? Oh… they’re a big deal. And, they all add up. Fast.
In this session, we’re going beneath the surface of your leadership to uncover what’s really shaping your GIST. We’ll spotlight the patterns you don’t always see—the habits, tendencies, and moments that are constantly communicating (whether you mean them to or not).

 

Backed by powerful research, you’ll see just how much your leadership actually impacts the people around you. And we won’t stop there—we’ll dig into what it takes to shape your GIST into something intentional, effective, and worth experiencing.

 

Remember: Your leadership isn’t what you think it is—it’s what people feel it is.
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    Steve Thomas
    Not a Motivational Speaker
8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Education Session - Smooth Transitions: Succession Planning Without the Static

Precision and strategy matter as much in mechanical engineering as in leadership transitions. In this interactive session with Keith Scott and Rebecca Klein of TALLsmall Productions, participants will explore how the conversations that are had and those that have been swept under the carpet both play starring roles in generational handoffs.

 

We will examine effective strategies for succession success and discuss:

 

  • Succession Planning: What you need to do today to plan for a decade from now.
  • Unlocking Gatekeeping: How to avoid institutional knowledge getting stuck in one person’s mind.
  • Collaborative Culture: How to create a culture where information is shared and voices of all generations are heard, including creative ways for leaders to stay involved as they wind down their careers.
  • Family Dynamics: How to have the tough conversations at work and then hang out on the weekend.
8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Education Session - Selling Service: Building a High-Performing Team

Service sales is essential for a successful mechanical service business. This session outlines how to build a high-performing sales team for HVAC, refrigeration, and plumbing. Bob Lake will share effective sales strategies, discuss who should sell in your organization, and offer tips on setting them up for success, including whether to separate sales from operations.

We will thoroughly examine sales incentive plans for both maintenance and retrofit work that are designed to enhance performance while preserving profit margins, ensuring mutual benefit for both sales personnel and the company. Leave with actionable steps to align your team and strategy for winning more service work.

8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Education Session - How AI Innovations Are Reinventing Mechanical Service Contractors for Scalable Growth

This session expands on the foundation introduced in the webinar and moves into real-world application for mechanical service contractors.

 

We’ve intentionally structured this session into two independent but complementary parts—so you gain both the strategic understanding and the practical tools to take action immediately.

 

Insight & Real-World Context: The first 45 minutes focus on insight and real-world context. We’ll separate fact from fiction and highlight AI innovations currently being used by mechanical service organizations to improve efficiency, increase revenue, and scale operations. You’ll see live use cases that demonstrate what’s working right now.

 

Hands-On Practical Application: The second 45 minutes shift into hands-on application. You’ll learn specific prompts, workflows, and real examples you can use immediately within your own AI tools to enhance service operations, sales, marketing, and overall execution.

 

By the end of this session, you’ll not only understand how AI is revolutionizing the industry—you’ll walk away with actionable ways to start using it today to become more proactive and position your organization for scalable growth.
10:15 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Refreshment Break

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Education Session - THE LEADERSHIP GIST: The Vibe You Didn’t Know You Were Giving

What if we asked someone on your team to describe your leadership is 20 seconds, what would they say?
The answer? That’s your leadership GIST.

 

So, what makes a great leader?
Spoiler alert: it’s not your title, your years of experience, or even how smart you are.
It’s how people experience your leadership. And that comes from your beliefs about leadership.

 

Yep—the quiet, below the surface beliefs you have about leadership are running the show.
They shape how you act, how you respond, and how people experience you every single day.
That experience? That’s your leadership GIST.
Your vibe. Your flavor. Your “this is what it’s like to be led by you.”
It’s how people experience your leadership.

 

Now here’s where it gets interesting…
A lot of what we believe about leadership we didn’t even choose it. Not all leadership beliefs are created equal. Some were inherited. Some are outdated. Some just don’t work anymore.
The world has changed. Leadership has evolved. The issue is… have you?
Here are some tough questions:
Are you evolving—or just refining the same old patterns?
Are your habits intentional… or just well-practiced?
Do you even know what your default tendencies are?
Because here’s the deal: you can’t change what you don’t know.
And those tendencies? They’re subtle. Automatic. Sometimes invisible to you and obvious to everyone else. Which means your leadership “GIST” might be sending messages you never intended and creating experiences you didn’t intend to create.

 

And those little things you think aren’t a big deal? Oh… they’re a big deal. And, they all add up. Fast.
In this session, we’re going beneath the surface of your leadership to uncover what’s really shaping your GIST. We’ll spotlight the patterns you don’t always see—the habits, tendencies, and moments that are constantly communicating (whether you mean them to or not).

 

Backed by powerful research, you’ll see just how much your leadership actually impacts the people around you. And we won’t stop there—we’ll dig into what it takes to shape your GIST into something intentional, effective, and worth experiencing.

 

Remember: Your leadership isn’t what you think it is—it’s what people feel it is.
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    Steve Thomas
    Not a Motivational Speaker
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Education Session - Smooth Transitions: Succession Planning Without the Static

Precision and strategy matter as much in mechanical engineering as in leadership transitions. In this interactive session with Keith Scott and Rebecca Klein of TALLsmall Productions, participants will explore how the conversations that are had and those that have been swept under the carpet both play starring roles in generational handoffs.

 

We will examine effective strategies for succession success and discuss:

 

  • Succession Planning: What you need to do today to plan for a decade from now.
  • Unlocking Gatekeeping: How to avoid institutional knowledge getting stuck in one person’s mind.
  • Collaborative Culture: How to create a culture where information is shared and voices of all generations are heard, including creative ways for leaders to stay involved as they wind down their careers.
  • Family Dynamics: How to have the tough conversations at work and then hang out on the weekend.
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Education Session - Selling Service: Building a High-Performing Team

Service sales is essential for a successful mechanical service business. This session outlines how to build a high-performing sales team for HVAC, refrigeration, and plumbing. Bob Lake will share effective sales strategies, discuss who should sell in your organization, and offer tips on setting them up for success, including whether to separate sales from operations.

We will thoroughly examine sales incentive plans for both maintenance and retrofit work that are designed to enhance performance while preserving profit margins, ensuring mutual benefit for both sales personnel and the company. Leave with actionable steps to align your team and strategy for winning more service work.

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Education Session - How AI Innovations Are Reinventing Mechanical Service Contractors for Scalable Growth

This session expands on the foundation introduced in the webinar and moves into real-world application for mechanical service contractors.

 

We’ve intentionally structured this session into two independent but complementary parts—so you gain both the strategic understanding and the practical tools to take action immediately.

 

Insight & Real-World Context: The first 45 minutes focus on insight and real-world context. We’ll separate fact from fiction and highlight AI innovations currently being used by mechanical service organizations to improve efficiency, increase revenue, and scale operations. You’ll see live use cases that demonstrate what’s working right now.

 

Hands-On Practical Application: The second 45 minutes shift into hands-on application. You’ll learn specific prompts, workflows, and real examples you can use immediately within your own AI tools to enhance service operations, sales, marketing, and overall execution.

 

By the end of this session, you’ll not only understand how AI is revolutionizing the industry—you’ll walk away with actionable ways to start using it today to become more proactive and position your organization for scalable growth.
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Lunch

1:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Roundtable Discussions

Join us for an engaging series of roundtable discussions covering diverse topics crucial to your success in the mechanical service industry. From analyzing and discussing the to leveraging technology, navigating service sales and diving deep on KPIs, explore service topics in depth and discover what your peers in the industry are doing. To stay as timely as possible, topics are announced in October.

2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Closing General Session Featuring the Barbara Dolim Scholarship Announcement, the Incoming MSCA Chair and Marc Koehler

Join us for the final general session as we announce the winners of our MSCA Skeet Shooting Tournament and the 13th annual Sun Run & Walk. Then our MSCA Barbara Dolim Scholarship winners will be announced.

 

Following this, our closing Keynote Speaker, Marc Koehler will draw upon his experience as a U.S. Navy submarine officer, bringing the principles of Fast Attack Leadership to the mechanical service industry—where pressure, uncertainty, and rapid decision-making are part of the job. Marc shares a proven 5-step framework for leading effectively under pressure, building agile teams that can adapt in the face of adversity, and creating a culture of high performance at every level. You’ll end the conference with practical tools to make confident decisions without perfect information and leave with actionable strategies you can apply immediately.

 

Our session ends when MSCA Chair David Geith moves chairs and introduces his successor, who will share his vision for the year ahead and recognize our incoming Board of Managers.
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    Marc Koehler 
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    David Geith
    Vice President of Service EMCOR Services Mesa Energy
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Closing Party - Backyard BBQ

Wrap up MSCA26 in style at our Backyard BBQ Closing Party. Throw on your jeans, boots, and hats and join us for a relaxed evening filled with a delicious BBQ dinner and great company. Then take it up a notch with a live karaoke band—step on stage or cheer on your peers as we close out the conference with energy, laughter, and a whole lot of fun.

Join us in Austin, TX

Welcome to a chic urban retreat in the heart of Austin. The Austin Marriott Downtown features a rooftop pool with breathtaking views and a tropical tiki bar, two-level lobby bar, and a signature restaurant.

Enjoy being steps away from Lady Bird Lake, famed 6th Street, popular shops, and the hottest restaurants in town. Austin Marriott Downtown offers the perfect home base for the MSCA Education Conference.

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