ISSA elects 2025 Board Members
ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, has announced the following individuals have been elected to serve on the 2025 ISSA Board of Directors, which will be led by incoming ISSA President Laurie Sewell of Servicon.
1. Vice President/President-Elect: Scott Stevenson, KleenMark
2. Executive Officer: Rachel Sanchez, Prestige Maintenance USA
3. Manufacturer Director: Fabio Vitali, Sofidel 4. Distributor Director: Nick Lomax, S.P. Richards
5. Manufacturer Representative Director: Mark Presho, Access Partners
In addition to Sewell, the following board members are returning from the 2024 Board:
1. Past President/International Director: Matthew J. Schenk, Midlab
2. Secretary: Adam Camhi, Sunbelt Rentals 3. Treasurer: Tom Friedl, Hospeco Brands Group 4. Canada Director: Brock Tully, Bunzl Canada 5. BSC Director: Ricardo Regalado, Rozalado Services 6. Distributor Director: Laura Ann Craven, Imperial Dade
7. Distributor Director: Debbie Sardone, Speed Cleaning 8. Manufacturer Director: Nicole Goulet, Diversey 9. Manufacturer Director: Bill Simpson, Ecolab
The following individuals complete their service on the board in 2024: 1. Matt Vonachen, Vonachen Group 2. Michael Chiappe, California Janitorial Supply 3. Jay Shearer, Avision
John Barrett, ISSA Executive Director, said: “On behalf of the entire ISSA team, I am thrilled to welcome our newly appointed directors to the 2025 Board. Their fresh perspectives and expertise will undoubtedly help propel the association forward. I also want to express my sincere appreciation to our returning board members for their unwavering dedication and commitment. Additionally, I extend heartfelt gratitude to our outgoing directors for their exceptional service and invaluable contributions to ISSA.”
ISSA invites all members to greet the new board members when they officially take office at the ISSA General Business Meeting on 21 November, from 9:00AM – 10:00AM PT, during ISSA Show North America 2024 at Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas.
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BCC unveils redesigned website
The British Cleaning Council (BCC) has announced that is has launched a newly redesigned version of its website.
The site has been updated and modernised to make it easier to navigate, better looking and more user-friendly for visitors seeking key information about the BCC and the cleaning, hygiene and waste industry.
The site, which launched on 1 October, is a repository for important industry information including:
• A guide for businesses wanting to invest in training their workforce, with details of funding sources and schemes available and extensive background on the Level 2 Cleaning Hygiene Operative Apprenticeship.
• Details of how to access key information about the sector, which is worth nearly £60bn and employs 1.47m people.
• An overview of the Cleaning Show, which the BCC co- produces.
• The latest updates on the We Clean We Care campaign and the sector’s campaign for recognition for its vital role.
• Everything you need to know about the work of the BCC and its 21 members.
• A free image bank with stock cleaning and hygiene industry photos, which is open for you to use.
BCC Chair, Delia Cannings, said: “As the industry body for one of the UK’s Top 10 sectors, whose members do vital work keeping others safe and well and contributing to the health and wealth of the nation, it is crucial that we have a modern website where visitors can easily find key information.
“We are delighted to have launched our new look website, we’re proud of it and hope you visit it and like it, too.”
See the BCC’s new look website for yourself by visiting the website below.
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