The debut of the country’s only dedicated event for the cleaning and hygiene industry in Australia, the ISSA Cleaning & Hygiene Expo Australia 2017, will take place on 9 to 10 May 2017, in Melbourne, and is on track to deliver more innovation, networking opportunities and education to Australia’s cleaning and hygiene industry than ever before.
The two-day expo is now sold out for the second time, having previously expanded to include additional stands. The event will feature will more than 80 exhibitors and is set to host the top tier of Australian manufacturers and suppliers, who will be showcasing the latest in cleaning technology and creative innovation through product demonstration and expert presentations on their stands.
The expo will also feature an array of local and international speakers, with Winter Gold medallist Alicia Camplin to deliver ISSA’s first ever Australian keynote address on the first day. Mike Clark ThinkRight, business Strategist and success coach will also deliver a keynote on the second day, sponsored by Abco Products.
Other speakers include Dianna Steinbach, ISSA director of Europe, Middle East, Africa & Oceania Services; Kate Harris, GECA; Louise Wright, Monash Health; Greg Whiteley, director of Whiteley Corporation; Murray McDonald director of Duplex Cleaning Machines; Brian Clark, CEO FM Contract Solutions; Dr Denis Boulais, national risk manager, Broadlex Services; John Barrett, ISSA executive director; Bill Bassett, director of Interclean Australasia; Catherine Oh, regulatory and technical manager ACCORD; as well as Jenny Boymal, director of Jena Dyco International. The Facility Management Association (FMA) will also host a panel discussion on the Cleaning Accountability Framework (CAF). (View the full show program here.)
It is clear the Australian marketplace has embraced the one-cleaning event initiative, born from an agreement between Interpoint Events and Intermedia, owner of Australia’s leading cleaning and hygiene trade publication, INCLEAN Magazine, and ISSA to consolidate and replace the previously competing AUSCLEAN Pulire and CleanScene shows in the region.
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