ISSA Members: $89 USD
Nonmembers: $119 USD
This event is sold out.
| Cleaning & Cocktails Reception and Fireside Chat Tuesday, June 4, 2024 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm |
Location: Hilton Garden Inn Toledo/Perrysburg 6165 Levis Commons Blvd. Perrysburg, OH 43551 ROOM: Parlor E |
| Hygieia Networking and Leadership Conference Wednesday, June 5, 2024 8:45 am – 3:30 pm |
Location: Spartan Chemical Company 1110 Spartan Drive Maumee, OH 43537 |
June 4: Cleaning & Cocktails Reception and Fireside Chat
My Unstoppable Journey
Ricardo Regalado, will take you through the low points in his life as a cleaner and business owner. Everyone always talks about the high points, but Ricardo will share the low points that made him who he is today and helped him build Grit, Character, and Strength that has filled him with a positive mindset approach to everything he does.
June 5: Networking & Leadership Conference Workshop
THE 3A’S OF ALLYSHIP: Awareness, Authenticity, and ACTION!
Allyship was Dictionary.com’s word of the year in 2021…and for the first time ever, a “new” word was selected. While focused training on allyship is absent in most organizations, allyship is the practice of advocating for others. More importantly, allyship needs to be lived out every day through intentional and authentic actions that support female talent.
Kim Graham Lee, Chief Allyship Officer and Former CEO of Integrating Women Leader’s Foundation (IWL), kicks off our conference with an interactive workshop that will educate and engage you. She will share the key foundational concepts of allyship and how allyship is a journey.
Learn how gender bias and related “paper cuts” show up in the workplace all too frequently and devalue women. Leverage the framework Kim presents for calling harmful behavior out whether you are advocating for yourself or someone else.
A 20-year “marketing research veteran,” Kim will also highlight key findings from IWL’s 2023 State of Allyship-in-Action Research. It is the most comprehensive study of what allyship to women looks like in corporate America today and includes the opinions of both women and men. The numbers reveal what is and isn’t happening as it relates to allyship to women in the workplace.
Allyship is critical to moving the needle on gender equity. We all have an opportunity to be an ally…and embrace that journey.
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| 8:45 – 9:30 AM |
Check-in & Continental Breakfast
LOCATION: Amphitheater/Pre-function area |
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9:30 – 9:45 AM |
Welcome and Kick-off LOCATION: Amphitheater |
Dr. Felicia L. Townsend Cali Sartor |
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9:45 – 11:05 AM |
Kick-off Workshop: LOCATION: Amphitheater |
Kim Graham Lee |
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11:05 – 11:20 AM |
Break LOCATION: Amphitheater/Pre-function area |
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11:20 – 11:40 AM |
Inspire Presentation: LOCATION: Amphitheater |
John Swigart |
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11:40 – 12:00 PM |
Inspire Presentation: LOCATION: Amphitheater |
Rachel Sanchez |
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12:00 – 1:15 PM |
Networking Lunch LOCATION: Training Center |
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1:15 – 2:15 PM |
Group Mentoring Sessions LOCATION: Training Center |
Led by industry leaders |
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2:15 – 3:15 PM |
Panel Discussion LOCATION: Amphitheater |
Cali Sartor (Moderator) |
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3:15 – 3:30 PM |
Closing: Wrap-up and Lessons Learned LOCATION: Amphitheater |
Dr. Felicia L. Townsend Cali Sartor |
Hilton Garden Inn Toledo/Perrysburg
6165 Levis Commons Blvd.
Perrysburg, OH 43551
For your convenience, conference attendees can book their hotel stay at a special rate.
Book your reservation here.
Hotel Reservation Deadline: Reserve your hotel stay by May 17th.
ISSA Members: $89 USD
Nonmembers: $119 USD
GROUP DISCOUNTS
If you wish to register 10 or more team members, you can take advantage of our group discounts. Register 10-24 attendees and receive a 10% discount. Register 25+ attendees and receive a 25% discount.
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Ricardo Regalado, is the proud owner of Rozalado Services a family-owned facility services company based out of Chicago that is a single source solution for facility service needs. He is also Co-owner of Roza Contractors, a facility maintenance and contracting company. He is also Founder/CEO of Route, a technology software app that is a solution for the commercial cleaning and field service industry. Route is an Ecosystem of tech enabled tools and a marketplace where cleaning business owners can build and grow their business as well as connect with their fellow cleaning community. Route consists of three products – Route Bid, Route Pulse and Route Marketplace. Lastly, he is the founder of Cleaning & Cocktails a podcast and live events brand for the cleaning industry.
Ricardo started in the commercial cleaning industry ten years ago and built the Rozalado brand eight years ago with his wife, dad, aunt, cousin and family. He learned a ton performing all the cleaning himself. For the first four to five years of the business, he wore every hat and learned every department.
Fast forward to today, Ricardo has over 300 employees, 22 which are family, 5 companies, operates in 20+ states, offers over 20 services and has made the Inc 5000 fastest growing companies four years in a row – 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022. He recently just made the Chicago Crain’s 40 under 40 prestigious class of 2021 as well as the Negocios Now Latino 40 under 40. Route was also the proud recipient of Google’s 1st Latino Tech Founders cohort in 2022. This industry has changed his life. His mission is to create jobs and help the everyday blue collar, hard-working American earn a living and be happy doing it.
“Our culture is our differentiator. My superpowers are how I find talented people, bring them together, and EMPOWER people. My VISION is to empower the Cleaning industry and make a positive impact on my colleagues and team. My motto is STRONGER TOGETHER!”
Jill Frey, the President of Cummins Facility Services (CFS), has masterfully navigated the company’s evolution from a modest 15-person team to a powerhouse with over 800 employees spread across the nation. A proud alumna of the University of Toledo, Jill seamlessly stepped into the leadership role at CFS, a company originally founded by her parents, she is proud to be certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by The Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).
In 2019, she made her visionary stride into the realm of technology with the inception of Facility Genius and FacilityInSites. This innovative venture melds technology with building management to heighten operational efficiency, introducing concepts such as intelligent sensor technology and eco-friendly air purifiers to the market.
As the Chairwoman of The Facility Data Standard (FDS), Jill pioneers the path to secure, seamless data transfer and integration in the facilities industry. The FDS, crafted meticulously by industry experts, plays a crucial role in propelling the extensive and economic adoption of electronic information technology. It seeks to revolutionize the data exchange landscape, fostering efficiency and security in the facilities ecosystem.
Powered by her commitment to technological advancement and operational efficiency, Jill’s strategic leadership continues to steer her business ventures towards success. As her influence ripples beyond her enterprises, leaving a positive, lasting impact on the communities she serves.
Cali Sartor is the Vice President of Marketing and Advertising at Spartan Chemical Company. She has over 25 years of experience in marketing. Over the last 13 years at Spartan Chemical, she has been a key player in developing the company’s product introduction process, marketing and brand strategy, as well as product line management. Cali holds a Bachelor of Science degree from The Ohio State University, where she studied marketing. She also holds a Masters of Business Administration degree from Portland State University.
John W. Swigart is the President of Spartan Chemical Company, Inc., a recognized leader in the formulation and manufacture of sustainable cleaning and sanitation solutions for the industrial and institutional market.
John began his career with Spartan in 2000 and was appointed to the Board of Directors in 2007. In his current role, John is responsible for the development and implementation of the company’s strategic direction and is ardent about growing a successful operation through strong company culture and a singular commitment to independent distribution. He also serves as President for Spartan do Brasil and works closely with the company’s international affiliates.
John is passionate about advancing the professionalism and success of the cleaning industry. Since 2006, he has held various leadership positions for the Principal Trade Association, ISSA, including board appointments. In addition, John is active in the local community and serves on the Board of Directors for the Toledo Mud Hens, Toledo Walleye, Treu House of Munch, and the Inverness Golf Club. John is an alumnus of Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee.
Rachel Sanchez is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner for Prestige Maintenance. Having witnessed her parents’ tireless work ethic as a child, Rachel relies on her lifetime of industry experience to create and deliver solutions to Prestige Maintenance USA’s diverse customer portfolio. Rachel has grown Prestige into one of the largest woman and family-owned, custodial and facilities maintenance companies in the nation. Prestige was ranked 10th for family owned businesses by the Dallas Business Journal in 2018. Rachel is actively involved within the diverse supplier community and has been recognized for her leadership, aspiration to other women, and active role at the helm of Prestige. She currently serves on the board of the Women’s Business Council Southwest and is the recipient of the 2013 and 2018 Women Working Together Award, 2023, 2019 and 2014 WBE of the Year, 2015 WBE Star Award, 2015 Dallas Business Journal Women in Business Award, 2016 and Dallas Business Journal 40 under 40 Award. Rachel enjoys spending time with family, traveling to national parks, and cheering on the Dallas Cowboys.
Kim Graham Lee has over 40 years of diverse business experience including c-level leadership of start-up and growth companies and is a passionate advocate for women in leadership and allyship in the workplace.
From 2017 until early 2023, Kim served as the CEO of Integrating Women Leaders Foundation (IWL), an Indianapolis-based organization that is focused on accelerating the advancement of all women to drive individual and organizational growth and impact. Her involvement with IWL began shortly after the organization was founded in 2010 when she was invited to serve on its Board.
Last year, Kim transitioned from CEO to Chief Allyship Officer enabling her to focus even more time and energy on helping leaders and organizations grow on their allyship journeys.
Activating allies, especially male allies, is an important part of IWL’s work and a reflection of Kim’s passion and thumbprint on the organization. Known for its annual women’s leadership conferences, IWL has emerged over the past 6+ years as a thought leader in the allyship space. Most known for its annual women’s leadership conference, IWL delivered in 2022 the first annual ALL IN Allyship Summit. Additionally, IWL is the founding collaborator of International Allyship Day launched last year and celebrated on August 8. For the past 2+ years, Kim has also directed the groundbreaking research effort focused on “The State of Allyship-in-Action” in corporate America. She is a co-author of an HBR article highlighting the key learnings from the 2022 benchmark study.
Prior to IWL, Kim spent 15 years leading tech companies from the president/CEO seat. She spent the first two decades of her career with a global marketing research/stakeholder measurement firm, which shaped her perspective on what drives business success and how she wanted to lead organizations.
Very committed to giving back, Kim has served on 15+ national and local boards and is also a co-founder of the Indianapolis chapter of Conscious Capitalism. She is proudest of her role as mom to her son and daughter, both in their careers. She is further driven by and receives great joy from wearing her “Grammy” hat with her two grandsons and two granddaughters, ranging from 1 to 5 years old.
Kim believes that life is an exciting adventure and that every day is truly a gift.
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