Time
Title 14:00 - 15:45 FDS Dragon’s Den
Programme description
Facility Data Standard (FDS), in collaboration with Interclean 2024, is showcasing a dynamic 'Dragon's Den'-style pitching event, designed to revolutionise the cleaning industry by bridging the digital skills gap, attracting new talent and making the sector more enticing for investors and software companies alike.
15:00 - 15:45 Are you ready for the EU Green Deal
impact?
15:00 - 15:45 What is the effect of cleaning on our
Indoor Air Quality?
15:00 - 16:00 ISSA Hygieia Network, the
Voices of Women in the Cleaning Industry.!
16:00 - 17:00 Interclean Social Club - Live Music,
Comedians and Pubquiz
New legislation and customer demands will drive the integration of sustainability into your business model. How can you create value from a sustainable business model and prepare for upcoming EU Green Deal and CSRD reporting? Learn more about these topics and the value of Life Cycle Thinking in this thought leadership session.
This interactive session by the Indoor Air Quality Society will discuss the indoor situation when cleaning buildings, and will set the stage for a discussion about Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Prof Daniel Bonn and Jon Green will present and discuss different options to handle the IAQ.
The ISSA Hygieia Network is a signature ISSA Charity dedicated to advancing and retaining women in the cleaning industry. In this panel, industry experts will discuss the impact that they are making in the industry and will provide strategies on how to retain the best talent and support the elevation of women in the workplace. Join us on our mission to create an inclusive industry with advancement opportunities for all.
Interclean presents a diverse range of live entertainment across three different stages, providing the perfect opportunity to enjoy a refreshing drink and connect with fellow industry professionals. It’s all free to attend.
Location (stand)
Data & Technology Stage (Hall 5)
Sustainability Stage (Hall 7)
Healthcare & Hygiene Stage (Hall 12)
G104, Auditorium Centre First Floor
Stage Hall 5, Hall 7, Hall 12
THURSDAY, 16 MAY 2024 Time
Title
09:30 - 10:30 Always wanted to be an Interclean
Exhibitor? Join our Tour-On-The- Showfloor now!
09:30 - 16:00 Healthcare Cleaning Forum
(Delegates only)
10:30 - 11:00 Awards Ceremony of ISSA Cleaning
Industry Management Standard
11:00 - 11:45 A 15-year road map of the pros
and cons of hand drying methods
ISSA is hosting an official ceremony to recognise companies certified to Cleaning Industry Management Standard (CIMS). This prestigious event will recognise excellence of high-quality cleaning service and celebrate achievements in the cleaning industry.
The various methods available to dry hands should not be viewed as equally effective. Differences between them have been uncovered over the last 15-or-so years - the roadmap describing this journey will be the focus of this seminar. The evidence available for the differences between hand drying methods provides choices to be made about which methods are most suitable for specific scenarios.
Data & Technology Stage (Hall 5)
Programme description
Interclean Amsterdam is organising an Exhibitor Guided Tour led by their experienced Sales Team, across the show floor. Throughout this tour, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions and gather insights to determine if you'd like to join us as a new exhibitor for Interclean 2026, taking place from 14 - 16 April. Separate registration required.
Welcome to the Healthcare Cleaning Forum from Andreas Voss, University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG, The Netherlands.
Location (stand)
Interclean Booking Office - Balcony in Hall 1
Amtrium Stage (Hall 4)
Healthcare & Hygiene Stage (Hall 12)
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
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