11-12 APRIL 18 A10
Networking Café
A06 BICSc
G01 Lavorwash 6x3 A11 Ezit Tracker 4x3
SHOW 2018 C21 Hygiene BIFM 3x3
A12 A13 A14 BCC
3x3 6x3
Networking Seating
3x6
A05 RPC
F01
Floorbrite Cleaning Facilities Services
3x7
A04 NWC
3x6 E01 Greyland 3x6
A02 Buckeye
International 3x6 D01 3x6 A01 Astley Hire 3x4 C01 Karcher Karcher F03 Spinaclean F07 Nexon Group
Oxygen Power
E02 E03
Bona Systems
As the cleaning industry relies heavily on migrant labour, Tobias Batkin, Managing Director of Bespoke Cleaning, will also be looking at the potential fallout from Brexit. He will be introducing some potentially innovative solutions to help plug the gap in a presentation entitled ‘Redefining entry level jobs – how the cleaning industry can lead post-Brexit’.
Signature Aromas
G02 G09
UHUB 3x3 F09
Kennedy Hygiene
6x3 6x3
E05 The
3x3
Supplies House
E10 Killis
3x6 6x6 3x3
G03 G04 G08 G07
BPCA 3x3
Worldwide Cleaning Support
3x3 RBL 3x3
Insuraclean 3x3
Duplex
G10 G15
4x3 Sure Chem 3x3
F10 Viper
F20
Arrow County
The Hygiene Company
Blue Rock Systems
F21 F26
3x6
E20 E21
3x3 3x6
D09 D16
9x6 9x6 British Bins Prochem
D15 D14 D10
Decitex 3x3
C10 Nilfisk
Rotowash 3x3 e B01 Vaclensa
OspreyDeep Clean
A40 3x3 A39 Sprintus 3x5
A38 FWC
3x3 Key:
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WWW.CLEANINGSHOW.CO.UK/MANCHESTER
Tobias commented: “Almost two years on from the infamous vote, the British public is still none the wiser as to where the Brexit journey will lead them. In my seminar I will explore one near certainty: Brexit, whether soft, hard, or medium boiled, will result in reduced immigration. With the right support from government and the industry at large, cleaning companies might just have a once in a lifetime opportunity to turn public perception of their sector on its head.”
C14 C11
9x6 B10 TC Cleaning 6x6
B15 Bunzl
Skillweb 3x3 Templa 3x3
Dual Pumps Access Industries 3x3
C20 C27
Goizper 3x3
B21 B20
Lifterz 7x3 VDM 6x6
B11 B12 Battery
Anglian Chemicals
6x9 3x3
Service Hub 3x3
B18 Connected 4x3 6x6
B19 P-Wave
2x3 4x6 6.5x6
B23 Makita
C21 C26
U Cloth 3x3 6x3 C25 3x3
C23 C24
3x3
Advanced HPC Healthline Mopping
4x3 B22
Lincoln Cleaning
3.5x3 6x10 A37
Window Cleaning Competition
6x3 Booked Stand A35
Samulations 3x3
A34 Telelog
3x3 Provisional Stand Available Stand
Networking Café
Another presentation will be given by Richard Bond, from Manchester-based PR agency SKV Communications. Richard leads on the British Cleaning Council’s media relations and will be giving a talk called ‘Getting your message across’, which will focus on effective business to business communications.
Richard said: “Two years ago SKV pitched BBC Breakfast to look at covering The Cleaning Show and ended up with Steph McGovern coming along for a live morning broadcast. But while securing national broadcast coverage is fantastic, I’ll be talking about how cleaning firms can work their trade PR opportunities a bit harder on a day-to-day basis.
“I’ll also be sharing some insights I’ve gained working across a number of different B2B sectors over the last 20 years, and will be passing on a few tips regarding how you can maximise your communications in both traditional and social media.”
Another business returning to exhibit at the Event City venue is cleaning equipment specialists T.L. Killis, from Sheffield. Managing Director, Tibor Killis, said: “Since we last attended The Manchester Cleaning Show in 2016, Killis has been very busy extending its product range and securing contracts with suppliers who are also committed to sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.
“For example, we have developed a larger version of our award winning iMop and have created a battery powered iGum chewing gum removal cleaner. There will also be our new C5 battery powered vacuum cleaner on display, and we will be demonstrating how all of these pieces of kit can be powered using the same charging system.
“Manchester will also see us revealing more details of our recent partnership with the Canadian-based sanitation specialists Tersano Lotus Pro, who are global leaders in smart sanitation systems.
“Visitors to our stand will be able to find more about their incredible breakthroughs in the production of stabilised aqueous ozone (SAO), which the simplest, safest, most sustainable way to clean. They can also try out the iClean mini Tersano Unit which we recently launched.”
www.britishcleaningcouncil.org
A32 Jangro
Sebo 3x3 6x3
D20 D27
3x3 3x3 4x3
F22 F25
4x4 3x3 3x3 E22 Motor Scrubber 6x3 Shorrock Trichem 9x3 Jet Wash 6x3 Denis Rawlins
D22 D25
Alpha D23 Bayersan Consumables
3x3 3x3
4x6 3x6
Bio-Pro Research
4x3 A31
Cleaning Warehouse
3x5 Morclean A30
E24 Arco
4x3 3x5 A27 Moerman Cromwell Polythene 7x3
F23 F24
A20
Host Von Schrader
4x3
Anderson Electrical
4x3
Cleanlink Software
3x4 Equipmart A22
G11 G12 3x3 G13
G14 GermXit BioVation 4x2
Conference Area
3x6
A26 Atrium
Exhibitors returning to Manchester after the show’s successful 2016 debut include Manchester-based Floorbrite Cleaning & Facilities Services. Floorbrite’s Marketing Director Nina Wyers said: “In its debut year in 2016 our experience surpassed our expectations. Our stand with a seven-strong team struggled to cope with demand at times but it was a great opportunity to reinforce new and existing client and supplier relationships and to showcase our full portfolio of services.”
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