Register for the 2022 ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit

Registration is now open for the 2022 ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit—IOPFDA Workplace Solutions Summit, March 30-31, in Washington, D.C., as part of National Cleaning Week.

During this two-day, premier ISSA advocacy event, participants will get up to speed on the pressing public-policy issues for the full cleaning supply chain and independent office products and furniture dealers, as well as sharpen their advocacy acumen. Participants will then apply their new advocacy knowledge and skills meeting with lawmakers and other Washington insiders to advance both industries.

“Now more than ever, with increased attention to cleaning and hygiene as a result of COVID-19, we need leaders and other representatives of the industry to advocate, influence, and make an impact in Washington, D.C.,” said ISSA Director of Government Affairs John Nothdurft. “Summit registrants will receive briefings on the top public-policy issues facing their business and industry, such as supply chain challenges, labor shortages, a healthy workplace tax credit, federal workplace standards, and more.”

“We intend to build on the great success of that 2021 inaugural event with an exciting, important, and jointly-held fly-in to our nation’s capital in 2022,” said ISSA Executive Director John Barrett.

The live and in-person 2022 ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit—IOPFDA Workplace Solutions Summit will take place at the GBAC STAR^TM-accredited Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. However, the agenda and/or format for the dual summits may change depending on the COVID-19 situation and/or access to the U.S. Capitol in early 2022.

Learn about sponsorship opportunities for the summits by contacting ISSA Director of Government Affairs John Nothdurft or IOPFDA Executive Director Mike Tucker.

For questions about the ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit, contact ISSA Government Affairs Coordinator Stacy Seiden. For questions about the IOPFDA Workplace Solutions Summit, contact IOPFDA Executive Director Mike Tucker.