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YPO joins CHSA as accredited distributor
Public sector buying and procurement organisation, YPO, has joined the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association’s (CHSA) Accreditation Scheme for distributors.
Explaining why the organisation joined the CHSA’s Accreditation Scheme for Distributors, Kelly Snee, Category Buyer – Cleaning at YPO said: “We want our customers to be confident that the cleaning products we supply are of the highest standard.
“As a public sector procurement organisation, we continuously strive to ensure through contracting that we are capturing the best quality for the best price. Being an Accredited Distributor means we can continue to pursue the best standard of products available in the industry and assures our customers of this, making sure our valued customers are getting what they pay for.”
Membership of the Accreditation Scheme for Distributors is a stamp of approval, indicating the member’s commitment to quality and transparency. To join, distributors must sign a declaration that they will only stock and offer for sale CHSA Accredited products or products that conform to the same
standards as required by the relevant CHSA Manufacturing Standards Accreditation Scheme.
Underpinned by an auditing process conducted by an independent inspector, the Accreditation Schemes guarantee ‘what’s on the box is what’s in the box’. Specifying Scheme membership in tenders is the only way buyers of cleaning and hygiene products get what they pay for.
Mike Stubbs, Chairman of the Accreditation Scheme Panel, said: “We are delighted to welcome YPO into the Accreditation Scheme for Distributors after its successful completion of the auditing process."
www.chsa.co.uk
Dr. Kadri will be concentrating on strategic areas needed to ensure a smooth transition. She commented: “Since becoming a standalone company in September 2017, I’m proud that Diversey has emerged as a strong, profitable, sustainable company. Our efforts to transform and digitise the hygiene and cleaning market have resulted in double- digit bottom line growth since 2013 and a record double- digit top line growth this year.
Executive transition at Diversey
Diversey has announced a transition of executive responsibilities, as Dr. Ilham Kadri will be resigning her position as the company’s CEO effective 31 December 2018.
Dr. Kadri will be joining Solvay Group, an advanced materials and specialty chemicals company, on 1 January 2019, before taking on the role of CEO with effect from 1 March 2019.
Effective immediately, Diversey’s Chief Financial Officer Carlos Sagasta and Global President of the Professional Division, Gaetano Redaelli, will become joint deputy CEOs. In addition to their current roles, they will be responsible for running the company on a day-to-day basis until a successor is identified.
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“I am honored to have had the opportunity to lead this impressive team who has worked hard to help our company evolve and reach our potential. I’m confident they will continue to drive solid growth and value for our customers and partners.”
Ken Hanau, a Managing Director at Bain Capital Private Equity and a member of the Board of Directors, said: “We are excited about everything Ilham and the strong team have accomplished over the course of the past year in establishing Diversey as a standalone business and in showing strong momentum with record growth including significant wins in US food service.
“We wish Ilham much success in her new role, and we look forward to her continued involvement with Diversey as a significant investor. We are well-positioned for the future and are investing to drive growth and deliver value to our customers.”
www.diversey.com
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