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EVACLEAN INFECTION PREVENTION LAUNCHES GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY
On a mission to provide safer, more sustainable infection prevention solutions to countries around the world, EvaClean’s leadership team invests in international infrastructure across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
The pandemic spotlighted the cleaning industry’s critical role and became a catalyst for the adoption of new technologies. EvaClean spearheaded acceptance of key disruptors in advanced electrostatic spraying combined with superior NaDCC chemistries, leading to a position as the foremost solution for safer, more sustainable infection prevention in the United States. Now, EvaClean is ready to tackle Covid-19 and all its variants
on a global scale, along with every other contagious pathogen.
Building on U.S. success, EvaClean’s Founder and Chairman, RJ Valentine has added a world-class executive team with the experience and capabilities to lead an expansion of international magnitude.
Valentine said: “Covid-19 significantly accelerated growth opportunities for this business. Guided by CEO Steve Wilson, COO Kurt Wong, CMO Dan Clifford, and Global VP of Sales Rich Prinz, EvaClean is prepared to help save lives worldwide by mitigating the multitude of infectious illnesses that already exist, as well as those yet to come.”
EvaClean’s new leadership has now established the infrastructure necessary to support international expansion and formed strategic partnerships with leading business
groups in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
The initial phase of EvaClean’s EU expansion includes serving the UK and eight EU countries with a combined population of more than 311 million however, plans for roll out across the entire EU are already in progress. EvaClean Europe will be headquartered in Ireland, with international business development based in Amsterdam.
EvaClean Asia opened head offices in Singapore to launch its APAC initiative through a series of strategic distribution partnerships. Collectively, they will offer safer infection prevention solutions to an estimated 1.7 billion residents across six Asian territories, in addition to the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
“The combination of domestic business growth, a strong leadership team, and successful preliminary international tests gave us confidence it was time for worldwide expansion,” said CEO Steve Wilson. “The recent emergence of new variants further reinforces our commitment to service all corners of the globe.”
Several key distributor partners in the U.S. who also have international operations will now be offering the EvaClean Infection Prevention Solution in markets all over the world as well.
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LEXINGTON APPOINTS NEW MANAGING
DIRECTOR Matt Wood has been appointed as the new Managing Director at Lexington.
Commencing his new role on 5th January 2022 Wood replaces Julia Edmonds who has been promoted into the role of Corporate Business Development Director at Elior and is also Non-Executive Chair for Lexington.
Wood joins Lexington from his previous role as MD of Health Management Ltd – one of the UK’s
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largest occupational health and wellbeing companies. Prior to this, he was Head of Operations and then Head of Strategic Partnerships for Restaurant Associates, strategically managing and developing operations for high profile client catering services across London. He has also held high profile operational roles at 5-star hotels, clubs and restaurants that include London’s Grosvenor House, and the Harbour Club, Chelsea.
Wood has exciting plans to transition the business into a new phase of growth which will harness the sector expertise of
Lexington Catering; Lexington Independents and Lexington Reception Services to provide unparalleled levels of service.
Wood said: “I can’t wait to re-join the industry I love and be at the helm of a business I have always admired. My passion is in people development and I’m thrilled to have had the opportunity to engage with people in this role throughout my career. I’m looking forward to taking this agenda forward, moving Lexington onwards and upwards in its next stage of growth.”
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