As president and CEO of the Florida Hot Tub & Sauna Center, Larry Einbinder oversees a successful company based in Hollywood, Florida. He also oversees TimberKast, a garage door refacing company. Alongside his day to day activities as a business owner, Larry Einbinder maintains memberships in professional organizations such as the North American Sauna Society and the International Door Association. In its efforts to increase professionalism and promote the success of those in the door and access system industry, the International Door Association (IDA) offers several programs and events, including its annual trade show and exposition. The organization also supports members' families through its IDA Scholarship program. Open to IDA members' immediate families as well as members' employees and their immediate families, the IDA Scholarship program provides up to $2,000 to help cover the cost of attending a state-approved college, university, or trade school. Eligible applicants can apply for the IDA's Primary Full-Time Undergraduate Scholarship or Secondary Part-Time Undergraduate Scholarship, which are for full-time (at least 9 semester hours) and part-time (below 9 semester hours) students, respectively. Full-time scholarship recipients can receive up to $2,000 once per academic year, and part-time scholarship recipients can receive up to $1,000 once per academic year. Recipients of either scholarship can re-apply annually and receive up to four scholarship awards. Eligible applicants are selected by the IDA Scholarship Selection Committee based on grades, documented community service, a personal statement, and three letters of recommendation from non-family members. Applications for the IDA Scholarship program open each spring. More information about eligibility requirements and the application process is available at www.doors.org/ida-scholarship.

1. The International Door Association's Scholarship Program
Larry Einbinder

2. Introduction
As president and CEO of the Florida Hot Tub & Sauna Center, Larry Einbinder oversees a
successful company based in Hollywood, Florida. He also oversees TimberKast, a garage
door refacing company. Alongside his day to day activities as a business owner, Larry
Einbinder maintains memberships in professional organizations such as the North American
Sauna Society and the International Door Association.

3. In its efforts to increase professionalism and promote the success of those in the door
and access system industry, the International Door Association (IDA) offers several
programs and events, including its annual trade show and exposition. The organization
also supports members' families through its IDA Scholarship program.

4. Open to IDA members' immediate families as well as members' employees and their
immediate families, the IDA Scholarship program provides up to $2,000 to help cover the
cost of attending a state-approved college, university, or trade school. Eligible applicants
can apply for the IDA's Primary Full-Time Undergraduate Scholarship or Secondary Part-
Time Undergraduate Scholarship, which are for full-time (at least 9 semester hours) and
part-time (below 9 semester hours) students, respectively.

5. Full-time scholarship recipients can receive up to $2,000 once per academic year, and
part-time scholarship recipients can receive up to $1,000 once per academic year.
Recipients of either scholarship can re-apply annually and receive up to four scholarship
awards. Eligible applicants are selected by the IDA Scholarship Selection Committee
based on grades, documented community service, a personal statement, and three
letters of recommendation from non-family members.
Applications for the IDA Scholarship program open each spring. More information about
eligibility requirements and the application process is available at www.doors.org/ida-
scholarship.