Jazmin Ramirez Appointed Marketing Chair for Women in HVACR

Jazmin Ramirez, Executive Director of Growth at CI Web Group, has been named Marketing Chair for Women in HVACR, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration industry. The appointment places Ramirez on the organization's Board of Directors, where she will lead the committee responsible for promoting Women in HVACR and supporting communications across its network of more than 1,200 members.

Ramirez brings nearly a decade of home services marketing and growth leadership to the role, along with direct trades experience. Before joining CI Web Group, she worked inside plumbing and HVAC companies, advancing from customer-facing positions into operations and marketing. In her current role, she oversees the company's growth organization, including sales and the customer lifecycle.

"This role is an opportunity to help more women know what Women in HVACR has to offer and how they can be part of it," Ramirez said. "There is already so much great work happening across the organization. I'm excited to help tell those stories, expand our reach and make sure more women across the industry know these resources are here for them."

As Marketing Chair, Ramirez will lead efforts that include press and industry outreach, the organization's newsletter, marketing for its annual conference, and promotion of educational programs and member resources. She will collaborate with other Women in HVACR committees to amplify the organization's mission.

Jennifer Bagley, CEO of CI Web Group, praised the appointment. "I've watched Jazmin take her deep understanding of the trades and grow into an incredible leader in this industry," Bagley said. "She understands the challenges contractors face, she knows how to bring people together, and she cares deeply about helping others succeed. I can't think of a better person to help lead the marketing efforts for Women in HVACR."

Women in HVACR supports its members through networking, mentoring, and education designed to help women connect and advance within the HVACR industry. Since its founding in 2002, the organization has grown to more than 1,200 members. For more information, visit womeninhvacr.org.

The appointment of Ramirez signals a continued commitment to strengthening the role of women in a critical skilled trades sector. With her background in both the trades and marketing, Ramirez is positioned to raise awareness of the resources and opportunities available through Women in HVACR, potentially drawing more women into the industry and supporting those already building careers. For Texas businesses in HVAC, plumbing, and home services, the move could mean greater visibility for workforce development efforts and a stronger pipeline of talent in a field facing ongoing labor challenges.