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industry innovation Leading lights from the world of professional cleaning will be keynote speakers at this year’s British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) Conference.
Innovation, industry insights and the latest advancements within the global cleaning community will be the focus of the BICSc Conference, which will run alongside the Cleaning Excellence Conference and Awards taking place on 3 December 2025 at the CBS Arena in Coventry.
Experts from the industry-leading institute will be joined by key decision makers and business leaders who will showcase cutting-edge innovations and discuss developments within their specialist sectors.
Group Managing Director of BICSc, Neil Spencer-Cook, said: “We have an impressive line-up of guest speakers who will be sharing insights and sparking discussions throughout the conference’s packed programme of presentations.
“The conference and awards shine a spotlight on the most innovative products, services and individuals. On our stage, we will have a series of keynote speakers and guests covering a wide range of topics, with the chance for delegates to join in the thought-provoking discussions.”
The free-to-attend event offers a full day of seminars, networking opportunities and access to an exhibition of the latest sector products and services. The programme of presentations planned for the BICSc Conference, which will run from 9.30AM until 3.30PM, will get underway following a welcome speech by BICSc Chair, Soo Bartholomew.
Presentations start with a focus on The Influence of Social Media on the Cleaning Industry, led by speaker Vikki Morris, Environment & Sustainability Manager at Evans Vanodine.
The session will explore how social media has transformed cleaning from a behind-the-scenes service into a high- visibility, consumer-driven conversation, highlighting how the rise of cleaning influencers and visual platforms are shaping trends and customer expectations.
The Future of Cleaning is the topic of the presentation by Tibor Killi, Managing Director of Killis, who will highlight how, to achieve their full potential, organisations must prioritise staff engagement, effective change management, long- term value in procurement and reliable service support. His talk will demonstrate that far from replacing people, cobotics are already shaping a more sustainable, efficient and people-focused future for FM.
BICSc Technical Manager and Youth Ambassador for Youth Employment UK, Kelsey Hargreaves, will address delegates during her presentation United by Standards: Elevating Safety and Efficacy in Cleaning Across the Industry. Kelsey will share insights from her experience in the cleaning industry, including a range of challenging frontline positions
within the NHS and brings extensive experience in site inspections, project management and overcoming issues.
Also featuring in the planned programme of the illustrious conference will be Empowering the Workplace: The Origin Secured Digital Cleaners Licence, led by Jamie Devlin, COO of Origin Secured.
Additional BICSc Conference 2025 highlights include:
• Disinfectant Resistance and New Technologies, by Dr Andrew Kemp.
• Lessons Learnt, by Denise Hanson, BICSc Commercial Director.
• Cleaning Up Carbon: How our industry can lead the Net Zero Transition, by Alan Stenson, CEO, Neutral Carbon Zone.
During the final presentation of the conference, BICSc will team up with The Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners (WCEC) to discuss the Chartered Practitioner Register in a talk with keynote speakers Denise Hanson and Lorraine Larman, WCEC Past Master.
Neil Spencer-Cook added: “The BICSc Conference provides the perfect platform for our specially selected speakers to deliver their expert-led presentations, sharing their invaluable insights and extensive knowledge as well as offering multiple networking opportunities for all attendees.”
For more information and to book tickets, click here.
www.bics.org.uk
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