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PHILIP MORRISH INSTALLED AS NEW MASTER OF THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CLEANERS Following the ancient traditions of the City Liveries, Mr Philip Morrish has been installed as Master of the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners at its annual ceremony at St Olave’s Church, London.
Mr Morrish has had a 30-year career in investment research, institutional broking, and market-making. He started his career as a generalist and became a number one ranked analyst in the chemical and waste management sectors. His connection with the environmental cleaning industries arose from this role and expertise.
PREPARATIONS HEAT UP FOR 2016
FACILITIES SHOW From 21–23 June 2016, cleaning and facilities management professionals will flock to London’s ExCeL to discover new solutions, network, share knowledge and innovation at the cutting edge of the FM industry.
The cleaning industry will be out in force, showcasing their products and services. Whether it is disposable products, cleaning innovation or energy saving applications, there will be plenty to stimulate the imagination with a wide range of ideas across cleaning and washroom solutions.
The 2016 Facilities Show will also feature over 100 complimentary seminar and workshop sessions and more than 300 forward-thinking suppliers.
Facilities Show attendees will have access to a wide variety of resources, events and speakers to
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inform them on what’s current and what’s coming that could affect their business and practices. The show events include access to the Safety & Health Expo, IFSEC International, FIREX International and Service Management Expo, all taking place concurrently at the ExCel, and inspirational keynotes from celebrity speakers including Colonel Tim Collins OBE, Kate Adie OBE and James Cracknell OBE.
The Facilities Show 2016 is held in association with the British Institute
of Facilities Management (BIFM) and supported by strategic partners Mitie, Sodexo, RICS and other valuable contributors to a packed schedule of informative workshops, keynote speeches and seminars.
The official media partner of the event is Facilities Management Journal (FMJ) and this year’s sponsors include Stannah, Planon, Bouygues, Ceris Burns International and De-Ice; each of them supporting a specific area of the show.
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Mr Morrish said: “I am very honoured to have been installed as Master of the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners and, alongside my fellow Officers, and our members, I will represent, promote and enhance the professional recognition of the environmental cleaning industries within London and further afield.”
John (Jack) Broadley was installed as Senior Warden and Darren Marston as Junior Warden at the ceremony.
Established in 1986, the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners is a modern Livery Company, supporting and preserving the ancient customs and traditions of The City while meeting the changing needs of a major 21st century industry. The Company aims to encourage and maintain high standards of practice and integrity while promoting and supporting education, training and research projects within the cleaning industry.
Membership of the Worshipful Company is made up of 200 senior managers, representing many of the major cleaning
and support service management companies and the manufacturers and suppliers to the industry.
The Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners is one of 110 Livery Companies which are based upon trades, industries and professions and carry on the ancient traditions of the Guilds and Livery Companies which started in the 12th century.
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