Registration Open for the 2027 ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit

September 30, 2026

Early-bird registration is now open for the 2027 ISSA Clean Advocacy Summit, April 12-13 in Washington, D.C. Register early and secure your spot at the premier advocacy fly-in for the cleaning and facility solutions industry.

Hosted by ISSA, the two-day summit brings industry leaders from across the country to Washington to learn, connect, and advocate for policies that strengthen the industry.

Day One: Learn, Connect & Celebrate
Get insider policy briefings, sharpen your advocacy skills through hands-on training, network with industry leaders and celebrate the industry’s accomplishments at the second annual International Cleaning Week Awards Dinner.

Day Two: Take the Industry’s Voice to Capitol Hill
Put your training into action by meeting face-to-face with members of Congress and their staff to advocate for policies that support your business, workforce and industry.

Why attend?

  • Make an impact by advocating directly with your congressional delegation.
  • Get ahead of policy changes that could affect your cleaning business.
  • Hear from Washington insiders and policy experts.
  • Build your advocacy skills through practical, hands-on training and experience.
  • Connect with industry leaders from across the country.
  • Celebrate the industry at the International Cleaning Week Awards Dinner.

Visit issa.com/cas to learn more and take advantage of early-bird rates while they last!

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