IAQA Rebrands with New Logo, Tagline, and Website

ATLANTA – In recognition of its role as an organization that connects all parts of the industry, encouraging collaboration and growth, the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) has announced a rebranding.

Launched today, the rebranding features a new logo, which includes a primary logo and a secondary mark with the full association name, as well as a new tagline, “Clearing the Air on Indoor Air Quality” and website.

 “This rebranding better illustrates our great Association’s role as an experienced teacher, growth facilitator, connected advisor, and a trusted interpreter,” John Lapotaire, IAQA president, said.

Lapotaire noted that the change comes as the association makes strides forward.  The Board of Directors recently finalized a Strategic Plan, with a focus on growth – adding more members and become more robust with greater influence on IAQ issues. IAQA also is working toward an expanded chapter structure, which will help fuel Society level activities.  IAQA recently established chapters in India, Australia, Singapore, Vancouver, and Shanghai.

“We continue to see the benefits of our affiliation with ASHRAE, discovering more opportunities for collaboration,” he said. “Examples our position on the ASHRAE Research Administration Committee and increased joint activity between IAQA and ASHRAE chapters.”

The Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing practitioners together to prevent and solve indoor environmental problems for the benefit of customers and the public. IAQA was established in 1995 and is the nation’s largest indoor air quality trade association with over 2,000 members and some 20 local chapters. More information is available at www.iaqa.org/news.