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Lee Mercer
PMI President and
Director of Product Compliance for Moen Incorporated |
Clearly that is a question we need to continually ask ourselves. The next question is, to whom and why is it important to be relevant. Our world is in a state of constant change. Maintaining relevance is key to our continued success as a trade association.
There have been several recent examples of the impact of the Plumbing Manufacturers Institute’s relevance. PMI assisted the City of Los Angeles in developing their implementation procedures for AB 1953 enforcement. The National Resources Defense Council solicited our participation and input relating to their proposals for changes to maximum flow rates with the Department of Energy. PMI members met with the California Department of Toxic Substances to discuss how we can collaborate on sharing information to help DTSC report accurate information and maintain the necessary confidentiality of our member’s information when they execute their audit program mandated by AB 1953.
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Barbara Higgens
PMI Executive Director |
Echoing PMI President, Lee Mercer’s sentiments in this month’s edition of PMI News, I would like to thank everyone who participated in this month’s meeting of the Strategic Advisory Council. Since its reorganization in 1998, PMI has benefitted from the active involvement of members to keep our organization focused, relevant and fresh. The meeting facilitator, in fact, was impressed by the level of participation of the Think Tank group and their understanding of what it takes to keep PMI at the forefront.
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