Webinar
Achieving the Benefits of ASHRAE® Guideline 36 in Rooftop Systems
Explore how ASHRAE® Guideline 36 strategies - deployed today most commonly by complex applied systems - can be simplified and extended to more buildings by utilizing packaged rooftop systems to help more customers achieve their sustainability goals.
Speaker
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Melissa Schumann
Melissa joined Trane in 2011 and currently leads the Controls Sales Support team in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her team leads the controls customer visit program, offers controls training for account managers, manages contractor programs as well as support sales offices on project strategy and product selection. Prior, she was the Tracer Concierge Product Manager and Light Commercial Control Contractor Program leader. She has worked on projects that include development of the Tracer BAS Operator Suite mobile app, smoke controls listings and technician tools.
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Tony Bruno
Tony Bruno is the leader of the Applied and Sourced Solutions team at Trane, located in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. In this role, he oversees the development and standardization of high-performance HVAC system optimization and integration solutions. Tony's career with Trane began in 2000 when he attended the Trane Graduate Training Program and worked as a marketing engineer on design and energy simulation software. Following his initial tenure at Trane, Tony expanded his expertise as a controls sales engineer and service manager for a contractor in central Illinois. He rejoined Trane in 2005 as an applications engineer and has since held various positions within the company.
Tony is actively involved in several industry associations, including the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). He has contributed as a member of Guideline 36, Guideline 22, Guideline 13, and Standard 231P. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University and is a dedicated supporter of the Cyclones.
