Chip Malboeuf will join the Association for Linen Management (ALM) Board of Directors at the end of June. Malboeuf has been a long-time member of ALM, and succeeds Jim Mangini, RLLD, as president-elect as Mangini moves into the role of president, according to a news release. Malboeuf has over 28 years of experience in the …
The Association for Linen Management (ALM) is proud to partner with America’s VetDogs to raise funds at the 2022 Clean Show to provide trained support dogs for veterans. 100% of the proceeds raised during the ALM Give Back Event will go directly to America’s VetDogs, thanks to event sponsor Laundry Design Group, LLC, who has …
Phil Hart, president of Kannegiesser ETECH Inc., has accepted an invitation to fulfill the unexpired term of Allied Trades Director, left vacant by the unexpected passing of Mark Mann of MIP Inc. in January, according to a news release. Hart will hold the post through June 2024. “An organization draws on the strength and experience …
Mark Mann, Vice President of MIP’s USA Business Unit and ALM Board Member passed away on January 14. “Mark had been with MIP for 29 years,” said Gabriel Boardman, MIP Vice-President Product Development. “He was one of the people most closely associated with MIP and its success, and one of the first individuals whose name …
Mark Mann has been selected by the ALM Board to step in for the newly-vacated director post. Mann is the Vice President USA Business Unit for MIP Inc. “I am pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Mann,” said Richard Bott, ALM Board President. “MIP is an organization with a rich history of providing ongoing …
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Association for Linen Management (ALM) has fielded hundreds of questions from the hospitality industry surrounding issues related to hotel textiles, as well as the safety of laundry and housekeeping employees. In response, ALM assembled a Task Force of subject matter experts to provide guidance on best practices …
The Association for Linen Management (ALM) recognizes that the coronavirus pandemic has affected all of us on multiple levels. Some of us are comfortable with traveling, while others are unable or unwilling to do so. To best provide its members and other professionals in the textile care services industry with the education and networking expected …
As the situation with COVID-19 is very fluid, we are working to stay on top of all recommended guidance for textile care professionals, as well as updating our events and memberships as needed. These are truly uncharted times and we’re learning right alongside you as we navigate this pandemic together. We encourage everyone to stay …
COVID-19 has impacted us all. Even if the disease itself has not struck us personally or directly impacted our families, we are all adjusting to unprecedented changes in our home lives, our social lives, and our communities. While some of us are overwhelmed trying to keep up with new demands placed on our workplace, others …
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is caused by a novel (new) coronavirus, first detected in China and now present in the United States. Because this is a new virus, much is unknown. However, to provide protection for workers and hygienically clean textiles for customers, we must implement what we know about the spread of infection while …