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Chico Lorenzana
Senior Product Manager
Trane Commercial North America

With over 30 years of industry experience, Chico Lorenzana has held varying roles at Trane from project engineer to his current role as VRF Controls and Integrated Solutions Product Manager. Chico is passionate about connected buildings and bringing innovative technologies to the market that make building automation and sustainability achievable. He first received HVAC training while in the US Navy and then later went on to study Engineering and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Minnesota State University.

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Glenn Gasmen
VRF Product Manager
Trane Commercial North America

Steve Hamlin is the VRF Product Manager for Trane North America and is responsible for leading the growth and development of all VRF products and controls. Steve has been in the VRF space since 2017 and prior to that he was responsible for Unitary Aftermarket Products in the Trane Supply business. Steve graduated from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business with a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance & Operations Management and continued his education at the Kelley School of Business with a Master’s in Business Administration as part of the Trane Technologies Executive MBA program. 

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