Business Management
IAEI Announces Rudolph Garza as President and CEO
Garza will assume the post on June 1.
The International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI; Richardson, TX) announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Rudolph Garza as president and CEO beginning June 1. Mr. Garza will continue advancing the association following the retirement of President and CEO David Clements after 10 years of dedicated service to the association and more than 47 years to the electrical industry, per IAEI.
“It is with great optimism and a genuine sense of excitement that we announce IAEI has hired Rudolph Garza as new president and CEO,” Michal Hofkin, chairman of the board said. “Finding a new president and CEO was a task of great importance and one that will impact the association for years to come. As president and CEO, Rudolph Garza is our new captain of the ship, steering the association towards ever-greater success.”
According to IAEI, Rudolph Garza has over 20 years of association management experience, having served as executive vice president of the Texas Masonry Council, executive director of the Temple Area Builders Association and executive director of the San Diego Housing Federation.
For more information, visit iaei.org.
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