Tony Day Joins Air Force One

Tony comes to us as a veteran of both the HVAC industry and the Commercial Real Estate industry. With over 10 years of experience in building automation and energy financing throughout Ohio, his expertise will help guide Air Force One’s strategic business model and bundled energy solutions. He will work out of the Northeast Ohio office with a heavy focus on the Cleveland/Akron area.

“I am excited to be part of the Air Force One organization because of its forward-thinking company leadership, collaborative culture and established record of excellence. In my role, I’m eager to utilize my skills to expand a newer strategic area of focus within Air Force One,” shares Tony.

I am thrilled to have Tony leading the business development efforts for our Northeast Ohio office. He brings years of industry-related experience which will be extremely beneficial in building business partnerships to help grow the company in northern Ohio. Air Force One provides a wide range of services to our customers. Tony’s main responsibility will be to identify how we can package those services to best meet customers’ needs. We are really excited to have Tony on board and are looking forward to all that he will accomplish in this new role. – Greg Guy

On weekends, Tony can be found cheering on his son at taekwondo tournaments or celebrating his daughter’s competition dance team’s successes. Tony and his family are avid travelers and enjoy spending as much time as possible on Lake Erie. He resides in Wadsworth with his wife Dana, his son Griffin and daughter Peyton, and their much-loved golden retriever Rudder.

Please join us in welcoming Tony to the Air Force One Family!

ABOUT AIR FORCE ONE

Air Force One is a Dublin-based commercial HVAC & facilities services provider specializing in preventive maintenance, energy conservation and total facility automation. From holistic, design-build projects to mechanical systems installations to proactive maintenance plans, Air Force One partners with clients to get and keep buildings performing at optimal levels.