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New Executive Director of Canadian insulation association sets sustainability and energy efficiency as top priorities

May 2, 2012 | Building Professional, Home Owner, Membership

The board of directors of NAIMA Canada today announced the appointment of Jay Nordenstrom as Executive Director of the association. “Jay brings extensive experience in policy development and advocacy, with established relationships with government and other...

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