Stephen P. Ashkin

For the cleaning industry, it may be important to define sustainability using business-oriented terms—terms that connect the operational strategy and tactics directly to the long-term guiding framework of a business.

Don't leave a large environmental footprint when you attend ISSA Show North America 2022. Learn some easy and fun tips to help you tread more lightly when traveling.

As green cleaning began to change the landscape of the cleaning industry 30 years ago, today sustainability is poised to be the “disruptor” of our industry.

It’s time to spotlight your facility’s contributions to a cleaner, safer, and healthier planet.

Historically, we have based cleaning performance on appearance, but this method has serious limitations because what looks clean may not be clean at all.

As businesses around the world take notice of their carbon footprint, sustainability has quickly become an important investment and commitment focus for companies across all industries, including the cleaning industry.

USGBC members will vote on the these changes to LEED cleaning credits in 2021.

We can focus on handwashing and cleaning high-touch surfaces, but how do we know we are actually cleaning thoroughly for health?

As we move beyond COVID-19, let’s take these five reminders with us to help create healthy buildings for the future.

High-performing facilities must follow these critical lessons to maintain not only a healthy building, but also a healthy bottom line.

Earth Day, April 22, and the spring season is a great time to demonstrate our commitment to creating a clean, healthy, and environmentally responsible space.

Sustainable practices and operations will continue to be a consumer expectation in the cleaning industry after COVID-19.