“With Mitsubishi Electric’s strong leadership position in both the cooling and heating and the elevator and escalator markets, this opening was strategic to taking a more active role in this region’s commercial, multifamily and residential growth potential,” says Mark Kuntz, senior vice president and deputy general manager, Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. Cooling & Heating Division. “For the Cooling & Heating Division, this new office will be an important training center for HVAC engineers and contractors, as well as commercial and residential architects. This gives our customers a chance to experience firsthand the benefits of our innovative ductless and variable refrigerant flow cooling and heating systems.”
For the Cooling & Heating Division, the new location will be a training center – the eighth for Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating and one of more than 40 supplier training centers. For the Elevator & Escalator Division, this location will be a new branch office – the division’s ninth location nationwide.
“The level of sophistication of this area’s commercial architecture is noteworthy and we see a natural fit for the industry-leading quality and reliability of our elevators and escalators. We know that Dallas-Fort Worth building owners are demanding the best equipment and service available to strengthen the operation and value of their buildings. We’re committed to this market and see a win-win as commercial construction continues to grow and thrive,” says Michael Corbo, executive vice president and general manager for Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. Elevator & Escalator Division.
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