Industrial Heating Equipment Association

“Anne goyer and andrew goyer have a family and business relationship.”

“Management is provided on a contract basis by an outside association management firm. The management company's contract is developed and reviewed by the executive committee of the board of directors, with final approval voted upon by the entire board. The amount of the management fee is disclosed on part vii, section b and part ix, line 11a. The amount of the management fee attributed to anne goyer for her services as executive vice president and andy goyer for his services as cfo/coo was approximately $25,000 each.”

“The association is made up of three types of members: manufacturing, professional service, and foreign.”

“The board of directors is elected from and by the membership, with each company's voting member representative asked to submit a ballot.”

“The form 990 was prepared by the organization's outside accountants and reviewed by senior management. A copy of the 990 was provided to all board members before it was filed with the irs.”

“While the organization does not have any employees, the board of directors approves the management contract and fees. During 2021, ihea entered into a management agreement with goyer management international (gmi) for a period of three years. In accordance with the agreement, gmi will provide management services to ihea for calendar years 2022 through 2025.”

“The organization's governing documents (by-laws) are available on the association website; the financial statements are shared with membership, but not published for wider distribution; and the 990 is available upon request.”

“Industrial furnace manufacturers, the organization has expanded and currently includes designers and manufacturers of all types of industrial heat processing equipment used for the melting, refining and heat processing of ferrous and nonferrous metals and certain nonmetallic materials and heat-treatment of products made from them. Included in their member's product scope, but not limited to, are: furnaces; ovens; dryers; heaters; heating equipment; kilns; induction and dielectric apparatus; coke ovens; tanks for melting glass; salt bath or salt bath furnaces; oil, chemical and petro-chemical processing equipment; industrial combustion equipment; accessories for all the foregoing; and auxiliary equipment such as atmosphere generators, process controls, quenching apparatus, equipment for heat recovery and industrial washers.”

“Ihea added the industrial heating de-carbonization summit to their programming in 2024. This initiative was designed to educate the industry suppliers, end users and partners what the future holds in a world where government, social and corporate pressures will continue to force a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The summit featured speakers, round tables and tabletop exhibits. The event was a great success from both a programming and financial standpoint, and will be held again in 2025.”