10 influential PHCP-PVF Women

Meet Morgan Kish, Director of Product Management, Sloan

Photo courtesy of Morgan Kish

As we celebrate Women’s History Month and Women in Construction Week, Supply House Times is shining the spotlight on 10 influential women who are leading the PHCP-PVF industry to great success.

Morgan Kish

Director of Product Management, Sloan

How long have you been in the industry?

10 years this fall.

What is the most rewarding aspect of your career in PHCP-PVF?

The most rewarding aspect of my career is when we launch products and customers tell us about how well the product works and that it solves a problem that they had. When our customers feel listened to, it means I’m doing my job well.

What do you wish more people understood/knew about the plumbing industry?

Many people think bathrooms have been the same for decades and that there is no innovation going on in bathrooms but at Sloan we firmly disagree. For me, building comfortable, clean, attractive restrooms that function flawlessly and use water and other resources sustainably is an exciting and rewarding challenge to wake up and tackle each day. I think if more people knew how much innovation there was being developed, they would all want to work in our industry!

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Natalie Forster is the director of communications for the American Supply Association (ASA), where she leads the association's public and media relations strategy, social media efforts, and member-focused online and print communications. Prior to joining ASA, she was the Editorial Director of Plumbing & Mechanical and Supply House Times. Before that, she served as an editor and digital content director for Southern Trade Publications, a publishing company focused on the PHCP trades and real estate industries. Natalie holds a bachelor's degree in communication studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.