Entries open for ECH Awards 2022
The European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards are back and organisers are calling for entries from service providers, manufacturers and distributors across Europe.
The awards are a celebration of excellence in the professional cleaning industry. As the only pan-European awards for the sector, they provide the opportunity for businesses and individuals from across the continent to share their stories of success.
Michelle Marshall, Editor of the European Cleaning Journal and founder of the awards, said: “Over the past year, the cleaning and hygiene sector has really stepped into the spotlight and people from outside our industry are finally starting to recognise the vital role we play in society. From the key workers who have remained on the frontline throughout the pandemic, to the innovators who have created COVID-busting solutions, the cleaning industry has really stepped up to the challenge.
“The awards provide a fantastic opportunity to showcase your achievements and gain widespread recognition from the most respected companies in the sector. As we look ahead to a more promising future, we cannot wait to hear your success stories and bring our industry together once again to celebrate in Brussels.”
There are 10 categories designed to recognise success and reward excellence in the cleaning and hygiene sectors:
• Start-up Business of the Year • Best use of smart solutions by service providers •
Investment in training
• Excellence in client/contractor partnerships • Sustainability – best practice • Commitment to diversity in the workforce • Best initiative raising the profile of the cleaning sector • Technological innovation of the year • Leader of the year • Rising star award
Entries close on 15 October 2021 and the winners will be revealed at the glittering awards ceremony and gala dinner, which will take place on 28 April 2022 at Le Plaza Hotel in Brussels. The entry form can be found on the ECH Awards website.
www.echawards.com
New MD for Loo of the Year Awards
Becky Wall has been appointed as Managing Director of the Loo of the Year Awards, with effect from 1 April 2021.
Becky succeeds Mike Bone, who became Chairman at the same time, and who will continue to be involved in Loo of the Year Awards activities.
The Awards are owned and run independently and, since their introduction in 1987, the
annual Loo of the Year Awards competition has strived to focus the spotlight on recognising and rewarding the very best washrooms throughout the UK and Ireland. It is considered the ‘washroom standard’ and a Loo of the Year Award is an established benchmark of washroom provision and compliance to national standards.
In 2000, Becky started her own Events Management business where she identified a niche in the market for Luxury Mobile Toilet Hire to complement the events. Becky and her husband Charles subsequently started A Plush Flush in 2006. The connection with Loo of the Year Awards started in 2009 when A Plush Flush was entered into the Mobile Toilet category. Since then, A Plush Flush has achieved many awards including National Category Winners, Market Sector Winners and National Winner of Individual Categories for England and ultimately UK Winner of individual Categories.
Becky was honoured in 2015 with a British Empire Medal (BEM) for her extensive work with local Charites, being a School Governor and PTA Chairperson of the school where her two teenage daughters attended. She was also part of a small group who raised over £100,000 for the Midlands Air Ambulance.
Becky commented: “I am very excited to be taking on this new position and I hope one of the goals I achieve is to raise the profile of the Loo of the Year Awards, Sponsors and Entrants further using Social Media Platforms.”
www.loo.co.uk
www.tomorrowscleaning.com
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