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Commercial contract cleaning provider Ecocleen has announced that Peter David has been promoted to Head of Systems and Compliance.
With over 25 years of experience in the franchise industry, he ensures the business, its employees and its franchisees comply with all relevant regulations and specifications, focusing on
improving efficiency and driving sustainability.
In his new role, Peter will be instrumental in reviewing Ecocleen’s current compliance systems, procedures and processes, ensuring all stakeholders are on board with these measures. He is also responsible for enforcing regulations in all aspects and levels of business, as well as providing training to make sure the message of compliance and sustainability is shared with all employees.
With this in mind, Peter has introduced an initial three-day comprehensive training course in which staff are educated on regulations applicable to their job function in the
cleaning industry, before returning for a refresher course after six weeks.
Peter commented: “I am delighted to be leading the compliance team and look forward to building on the company’s strategies. Looking ahead, I will continue working with the growing Ecocleen team to implement long-term goals and plans for compliance, to ensure we are playing our part in tackling climate change and enforcing high standards on behalf of our customers and franchise partners.”
Mark McMullen, Chief Commercial Officer at Ecocleen, added: “We are all delighted to be working with Peter as he brings a wealth of experience to the team, making a great contribution to the ambitious vision and leadership Ecocleen requires to continue our upward trajectory. Peter has already spearheaded plans of action, and I’m thrilled to work closely with him to continue driving Ecocleen’s continuous improvement in sustainability.”
Ecocleen annually undertakes a strategic review of the business to identify the next phase of the company’s sustainability plans. Its main focus is on reducing environmental impact and Ecocleen has recently moved its central office operation to Howbery Park, a sustainable 70- acre solar-powered business park.
www.ecocleen.co.uk
New appointment for Vectair Systems
Vectair Systems, leading innovator, manufacturer and supplier of aircare and hygiene products, has announced Cory Powell has joined its leadership team as Senior Vice President of North American Sales.
As Senior Vice President of Sales, Cory will support Vectair’s growth strategy. Cory has a wealth of experience as a sales and marketing leader in both the jan- san manufacturing and distribution industry. He will be based in Charlotte,
North Carolina, and his responsibilities will be to develop and
implement Vectair’s North American sales strategy.
Peter Lipke, Chief Executive Officer at Vectair Systems, commented: “As Vectair grows, so does our leadership team, and I am pleased to welcome Cory to the Vectair family. We are fortunate to have Cory on the senior team – his strategic mindset, industry knowledge and reputation of representing programs that help customers in delivering outcomes align with our key value drivers at Vectair.”
Cory Powell said: “I’m excited to utilise my jan-san experience to focus on our innovative technology at the end-user level. Vectair’s products and systems meet the universal business needs of our customers, distributors and OEM manufacturers. I’m very much looking forward to being part of a world class, growing organisation.”
Founded over 30 years ago, Vectair Systems delivers sanitary and scent solutions to more than 100 countries. Vectair’s well-known brands like Airoma, P-Screen, Wee- Screen and V-Air SOLID feature in high-class facilities around the globe.
www.vectairsystems.com
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