EVS and Hospitality Association Reveals New Brand Identity

February 4, 2021

IEHA, a Division of ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, has announced an updated brand identity, including a new name and logo to reflect its growth and reach into the healthcare and hospitality industries.

The association formerly known as the International Executive Housekeepers Association, will now be known as IEHA, the Indoor Environmental Healthcare and Hospitality Association, a Division of ISSA. The new name reflects IEHA’s commitment and focus on bringing healthcare environmental services (EVS) employees—also known as indoor environmental healthcare workers—to the forefront.

In addition to its new name, IEHA is also proud to reveal an updated logo that represents the organization’s focus on the healthcare and hospitality segments of the cleaning industry. The logo’s prominent golden swoosh gives a nod to the organization’s previous logo while its surrounding healthcare/hospitality style structure is meant to demonstrate that IEHA represents cleaning from the ground floor to the top level of a facility.

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