Serving as owner and President of Chicago-based Worldwide HVAC Parts Inc. since 2009, Randall Dellenbach oversees all aspects of company operation, including marketing, stocking parts, and organizing supplier networks. Randall Dellenbach also manages the export side of the company, working to ensure compliance with various laws and tax regulations. These efforts enable the company to market residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional parts and equipment worldwide. He takes particular pride in sourcing energy efficient heating and cooling equipment, including parts with “green” emissions profiles.

Mr. Dellenbach is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys a number of recreational activities in his free time, including hiking, planting trees, archery, and fishing. He particularly enjoys bill fishing for game fish such as marlin and sail fish in Costa Rica. Chartering a fishing vessel, he follows marlin as they migrate along the Pacific coast, influenced by factors such as water clarity and temperature.

Randall Dellenbach also enjoys the fresh water lakes of Canada. One of his favorite northern destinations is Lac Seul in Ontario, where he fishes for northern pike, muskie, lake trout, and walleye. Other world class fishing destinations he has visited include the Florida Keys, specifically for tarpon fishing, Lake Michigan for salmon, and various other freshwater lakes throughout the United States.

Mr. Dellenbach has engaged in wood working as a hobby for the past three decades, focusing on constructing birdhouses during the winter months. He builds detailed birdhouses in particular sizes and shapes that make them ideal for certain species of birds. Randall Dellenbach also undertakes finished carpentry projects that involve precise furniture and cabinet work.

Mr. Dellenbach enjoys reading in his free time, particularly on the subjects of history architecture. The most recent book he has read is The World’s Greatest Architecture: Past and Present by Neil Grant and D.M. Field. One of his all time favorite books is David McCullough’s 1776, which explores the sacrifices and shared experiences that formed the birth of the United States. Randall Dellenbach supports the efforts of charities such as the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army, and also contributes to Feed the Children.