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New Cleaning Show Coming To Ireland


Tomorrow’s Cleaning Ireland and Opus Business Media are delighted to announce the return of ProClean Ireland for 2015. Taking place on the 29th and 30th September at the Green Isle Hotel in Dublin, the show will be Ireland’s only dedicated exhibition for the cleaning professional.


With some of the biggest names in the industry already signed up to exhibit, including Nilfisk and Diversey, ESP and Buckeye international, the show also has the support of the Irish Contract Cleaning Association, and organisers are hopeful that it will be the best yet.


ProClean Ireland makes its return after a five year absence, and Opus Sales Director Gavin Nicholls feels


that the time is right for it to make a comeback. He said: “The Irish economy, like the rest of Europe, has taken a bit of a battering over the last five years. The feeling we get from our clients within the pages of our Tomorrows Cleaning Ireland publication, who are operating at the business end of this industry, they are confident that there is now a real sense of growth and confidence going forward for cleaning in Ireland.


“Now, with the backing of the ICCA, we believe that we can bring a


successful cleaning exhibition back to Ireland. With several big names already signed up to exhibit, we’re really looking forward to it, and hope it will be a big success.”


ProClean Ireland 2015 will see the introduction of new and exciting feature areas, and an educational content to ensure that it meets the needs of our rapidly evolving industry.


For more information on how to get involved, contact Mark Hanson at mark@opusbm.co.uk or Gavin Nicholls at gavin@opusbm.co.uk, or call +44 (0)1625 426054.


Five Years Running


Aramark, a global provider of food, facilities management and uniforms, has announced this month that it has been recognised by the Ethisphere Institute, the global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, as one of the 2015 World’s Most Ethical Companies.


The World’s Most Ethical Companies designation recognises those organisations that have had a material impact on the way business is conducted by fostering a culture of ethics and transparency at every level of the company.


Being a five-year honouree underscores Aramark’s commitment to leading ethical business standards and practices, ensuring long-term


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value to key stakeholders including customers, employees, suppliers, regulators and investors.


“Every day, everywhere we operate around the world, our dedicated associates enrich and nourish the lives of those we serve with innovative and meaningful solutions,” said Eric J. Foss, Chairman, President and CEO of Aramark. “As a global leader, this prestigious honour reinforces our commitment to operating with the highest ethical standards and conducting business with the utmost integrity and respect, while delivering service excellence to our consumers, clients and community partners.”


“The World’s Most Ethical Companies embrace the correlation between ethical business practice and improved company performance. These companies use ethics as a means to further define their industry leadership


and understand that creating an ethical culture and earning the World’s Most Ethical Companies recognition involves more than just an outward facing message or a handful of senior executives saying the right thing,” added Ethisphere’s CEO, Timothy Erblich. “Earning this recognition involves the collective action of a global workforce from the top down. We congratulate everyone at Aramark for this extraordinary achievement.”


In addition to the Ethisphere recognition, Aramark recently earned a perfect score of 100% on the Human Rights Campaign 2015 Corporate Equality Index, was named one of the 2015 Top 40 Best Companies for Diversity by BLACK ENTERPRISE magazine and one of CAREERS & the disABLED magazine’s Top 50 employers for providing a positive working environment for people with disabilities.


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