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Frost & Sullivan Moves HVAC/Building Controls Division Operations

17 April 2000

Frost & Sullivan Moves International Operations of its HVAC/Building Controls Division to San Antonio

    SAN ANTONIO--April 17, 2000--Frost & Sullivan, a global leader in international marketing consulting and training, today announced it has moved all international operations of its HVAC/Building Controls Research Division to its ever-expanding San Antonio office.
    The HVAC/Building Controls Research Team is a highly skilled group of industry experts that combine the knowledge of market-focused analysts with the business experience of senior consultants. This team approach facilitates a thorough analysis of project demands, enabling the formulation of effective business strategies and pertinent client information.
    The Division is headed by Research Director Troy Kohut, who also serves as Director of Operations and Development at Frost & Sullivan's San Antonio office. The team members are Tony Mardegain, David Bell and Nelly Anderson. Mardegain, a graduate of Southwest Texas State University with a Bachelors in Business Administration - Marketing, was recently promoted to Team Leader. Research Analysts David Bell and Nelly Anderson, both recent graduates of the University of Texas at San Antonio's Business School, focus on research for authoring syndicated reports and supports Frost & Sullivan's research consulting projects. Rounding out the group is Senior Account Executive Catherine Mason, who brings more than 10 years of industry experience to the table.
    By addressing various HVAC/Building Controls markets, Frost & Sullivan identifies leading challenges impacting growth, development and prosperity of this industry. Frost & Sullivan makes businesses better, stronger and more competitive by constantly improving products and services.
    Look for continued growth as Frost & Sullivan moves more of its research teams to San Antonio, bringing more jobs and proving that the Alamo City can compete for technology oriented businesses.
    Frost & Sullivan monitors such industries as automotive/transportation, aerospace/defense, healthcare, information technology/telecommunications, energy, transportation, electronics/semiconductors and chemicals/materials for market trends, market measurements and competitive strategies. Along with publishing in-depth market consulting reports, Frost & Sullivan provides custom consulting needs to a variety of national and international companies.