Associations line up to support CleanScene

8 July 2010

BSCAA (Building Service Contractors Association of Australia) is the latest in an impressive list of cleaning industry associations to exclusively support CleanScene: The National Cleaning and Hygiene Expo.

CleanScene will run 5 - 7 April 2011 in Melbourne and has support from NCSA (National Cleaning Suppliers Association), NUCCRA (National Upholstery, Carpet Cleaners & Restorers Association), ACCA (Association of Contract Cleaners Association) and now BSCAA.

Combined, these associations represent over 90% of the Australian cleaning industry including large and small contract cleaners, cleaning suppliers, upholstery and carpet cleaners and restorers. Association support at this level and across so many sectors is unprecedented for an Australian cleaning show.

NUCCRA recently confirmed their support of the event with the co-location of their CleanLink conference. "As the predominate trade show for the cleaning professional, we are pleased to be able to offer our members the opportunity to attend CleanLink and CleanScene simultaneously" explained a NUCCRA spokesperson. "The added benefit of the co-location for our members is that following the educational conference element, they can immediately engage with a diverse range of key suppliers."

ACCA had previously reconfirmed their on-going participation as a supporter, promoting the Expo to their members and encouraging attendance by the contract cleaning sector.

NCSA, CleanScene's principal sponsor, is delighted to find that every major industry association is keen to exclusively support CleanScene. "Within a year it has become the must attend event for the cleaning industry" explained Gerry Goldberg, NCSA's Acting National President.  "CleanScene truly represents all aspects of the commercial and industrial cleaning industry, benefitting both suppliers and cleaning professionals alike. With all the key players in one place at one time, doing business is made much simpler," he continued "and that, after all, is what exhibitions and trade shows are about."

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