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The British Cleaning Council have announced plans for their 2012 annual conference, which will take place at Coin Street Conference Centre, on London’s South Bank, on 23rd October.
The day will be focused on Business Efficiency and Innovation, as a distinguished and high- profile speaker line-up will offer the best and most creative solutions to the challenges arising during the age of austerity.
The BCC annual conference has established itself as the must-attend event for anyone concerned with creative solutions and commercial success in the cleaning industry. The previous two events have sold-out, with over 200 senior executives convening each year to
discuss, debate and disseminate the latest economic trends and managerial thinking within the sector.
Mark Woodhead, Chairman of the British Cleaning Council, made the announcement at the British Cleaning Council’s at the Houses of Parliament 30th Anniversary Reception:
“The conference is now one of the key dates on the industry calendar, and is a real showcase for the latest business thinking and innovation. We look forward to welcoming delegates to what is sure to be another engaging and stimulating day, in addition to its position as one of the best opportunities for networking with industry figures and sponsors. We expect tickets to sell out as
quickly as before, and I urge those interested to take advantage of the early bird discount as soon as possible.”
Early bird tickets for the Conference 2012, priced at just £99 plus VAT, are available until the end of April from the British Cleaning Council’s website:
http://britishcleaningcouncil.org/cleaningconf erence.html
the Midlands, from local end user depots in Chesterfield and Birmingham, and across the UK, have taken to our screens, with a series of mentions on live television.
The hype is surrounding their street litter collectors, which can be used for the removal of usual litter, such
Morclean, who specialises in the supply of industrial cleaning equipment both throughout
as cigarette ends and general rubbish, as well as dog foul removal.
The machines are so impressive that they featured on the BBC’s Postcode Lottery in February, as they have been championed by Liverpool City Council (see video), and even managed to reach spoof heights on Harry Hill’s TV Burp!
Morclean appreciate that seeing is believing so they also have their own YouTube channel, with clips of their range of products.
To see the litter collectors in action, or to view the Harry Hill spoof, make sure you visit:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Morclean
For more information, or to get in touch, just visit:
www.morclean.com
Vikan announces the appointment of Andy Freer as UK Sales Manager. During his past six years with the company, Andy has been instrumental in
growing the UK business and market share and played a key role in positioning Vikan as market leader in hygiene-critical cleaning systems and tools. Formerly National Accounts Manager,
Andy brings an extensive knowledge of food manufacturing, retail and healthcare sectors to his role.
Andy’s appointment comes in support of reorganisation at group level which saw Vikan UK’s Managing Director, Linda Julich, elevated to the newly created position of Group Sales Director. Vikan has also established a Global R&D team responsible for developing new
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innovations which will further enhance Vikan’s reputation as market leader.
“This, combined with excellent service and customer support, will ensure Vikan’s continued growth,” explains Andy. “I am really fortunate to be working with such an excellent team and excited to be playing a part in taking the UK business to the next stage of its development.”
www.vikan.co.uk
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