ORLANDO, Fla. — Roughly 26 hours of education sessions — all included with The Clean Show registration fee — will be spread over the event’s first three days here at the Orange County Convention Center. Plus, there will be a handful of other special networking opportunities, including a couple before Clean begins.
“Classroom” sessions are scheduled during the mornings of Aug. 23-25 in Level III meeting rooms in the West Concourse. CLA (formerly the Coin Laundry Association) also has planned Aug. 23-24 afternoon sessions in its show floor booth 3433.
Attendees are welcome to sit in on any education session they choose, regardless of industry segment or association affiliation. But note that some associations have scheduled certain members-only events requiring additional registration.
The Monday, Aug. 25, education/events schedule follows:
7:15-8 a.m. — Women in Textile Services and Next Generation Executives Breakfast, Room W203 A-C, presented by TRSA.
8-8:30 a.m. — CLA Annual Meeting, Room W304 A-H.
8-8:55 a.m. — “AI, Cameras and Sensors - Impact on Cost of Risk,” Room W303 A-C, presented by TRSA.
This session explores how AI, cameras, and sensors revolutionize risk management for facilities and fleets. Attendees will learn how these technologies reduce operational costs, enhance safety, and improve efficiency. Discover practical applications and case studies demonstrating significant impacts on risk mitigation and cost savings in the industry.
8-9 a.m. — “The Economics of Flatwork Ironing: Maximizing Efficiency and Minimizing Costs,” Room W306 A-B/Room W307 A-B, presented by ALM.
Dive into the financial aspects of flatwork ironing. Explore the hidden costs associated with improper maintenance, the potential savings from strategic maintenance tactics, and the opportunity costs tied to ironing processes. With a blend of presentation and interactive crowd engagement, participants will learn to identify opportunities for improvement and optimize their ironing operations.
8:30-10 a.m. — “Spin to Win: Mastering the Laundromat Flip,” Room W304 A-H, presented by CLA.
This is CLA’s very own version of “Flip My House” but laundromat style. During this session, you will get to see the before and after of a few different laundromat renovations and have the opportunity to ask questions of each owner.
9-9:45 a.m. — “Cleaning for a Cause: Community Impact and Business Growth,” Room W308, presented by DLI.
Discover how giving back can make a big difference for your community and your business. Drycleaning business operators will share how they participate in charitable causes to help those in need. Learn how these efforts not only create a positive impact but also provide valuable exposure and strengthen their business’ reputation. Walk away with actionable insights and inspiration to connect with your community while growing your brand.
9-10 a.m. — “Powering Clean: Energy Efficiency and Procurement Strategies for Laundry Facilities,” Room W303 A-C, presented by TRSA.
As laundry facilities strive to maintain high levels of cleanliness while minimizing operational costs, energy efficiency and strategic energy procurement have become increasingly important. This session will provide attendees with actionable insights and best practices to optimize energy consumption and manage the challenges posed by volatile energy markets.
9-10 a.m. — “Reusable Textiles: Data-Driven Benefits for Healthcare,” Room W306 A-B/Room W307 A-B, presented by ALM and the American Reusable Textiles Association (ARTA).
Learn how ARTA’s in-depth research on reusable healthcare textiles can help one make a persuasive case for switching from disposables to reusables. Explore data-driven insights and practical strategies for laundry processors to effectively demonstrate the cost, environmental, and performance benefits to healthcare clients and prospects.
3-5 p.m. — Wine Down & Unwind: Day 3, Booth 2759, presented by ALM.
5-6 p.m. — Women’s Laundry Network Happy Hour, Room W309, presented by CLA.
Miss earlier parts of the Clean education schedule? Part 1 - Part 2
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