CMS Berlin 2015
Cleaning. Management. Services.
International Trade Fair and Congress
September 22 – 25, 2015
www.cms-berlin.com
2. International CMS Congress
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Participation
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(Regular)
(Early Bird until
15 June 2015)
€ 400
€ 300
Congress ticket includes the following:
Free admission to all lectures on all days
Free admission to the exhibition:
CMS Cleaning.Management.Services.
CMS reception on Wednesday, 23 Sept. 2015
at the south entrance to the exhibition grounds
Midday snack on Thursday, 24 Sept. 2015 in the conference area
Coffee breaks
Markus Asch
President EUnited Cleaning
Susanne Zänker,
A.I.S.E Director General
Since the most recent CMS in 2013 this event has been an important
international platform for our industry. Consequently the bar has
been set high for CMS 2015 because of the raised expectations of
visitors and exhibitors. In order to meet these expectations and in
particular to develop the international dimension of this event, the
highlight of his year’s supporting event will be the second staging
of the CMS Congress.
Cleanliness and hygiene in any place outside the home would be
impossible without the products and services provided by the
companies that make up the professional cleaning and hygiene sector.
It is these companies that make the detergent and maintenance
products and services that help to ensure hygienic hospital equipment,
safe food and beverage production, healthy public transport environments, and clean and pleasant offices.
Under the heading of „People and the Market“ prominent speakers
from all over the world will be explaining our industry’s trends and
challenges, including the competition to attract talent, demographic
changes and the wide-ranging subject of sustainability. This is also
a subject which we are dealing with in depth in our industry association
EUnited. The example of „Green Cleaning“, i.e. the establishment
of binding guidelines for environmentally acceptable cleaning
systems, is just one area in which companies should act with greater
cohesion and speak with a single voice.
A.I.S.E., the International Association for Soaps, Detergents and
Maintenance Products, is the voice of this industry at European level,
interacting in close dialogue with EU Authorities and – through its
strong network of National Associations – reaching out to National
Authorities and stakeholders. Together, we represent more than 440
companies in Europe (85% being SMEs) involved in the professional
cleaning market, with a turnover of 6.6 bn euros.
Let us not forget that our industry also bears a great responsibility.
Cleanliness and hygiene are basic human requirements and form a
vital foundation for various business models. Efficient solutions in
cleaning technology therefore play a key role in many areas, and
are certainly not confined to large kitchens and hospitals. Therefore
a wealth of opportunities are available to our industry for focussing
on specific problems and for tackling global hygiene and cleanliness
challenges in an efficient and environmentally conscious way.
Make the most of the chances offered by this year’s CMS Congress
in order to make contact with experts and colleagues from within
the industry, to exchange ideas and obtain inspiration.
I wish you every success at this trade show, and hope that the CMS
Congress 2015 will provide you with some fascinating insights.
Companies in the professional cleaning sector of A.I.S.E. contribute
– together with their other partners from related sectors – to securing
high levels of cleanliness and – where appropriate – disinfection in
any place outside the home, helping to reduce or eliminate contact
with serious and potentially fatal infection agents.
The CMS congress will be the opportunity for all actors of the sector
to learn more on critical issues and engage, interact on those, whether
on regulatory matters (such as REACH, CLP, Biocides), or sustainability
matters. Those topics are at the heart of A.I.S.E.’s daily work, to help
secure a common level playing field for the professional sector in Europe.
I wish you a nice congress !
2. International CMS Congress
People and Business
Bengt Jödahl,
President of European Federation of Cleaning
Industries
The CMS is the most important trade show on Europe’s largest
cleaning market. It provides the ideal platform for exhibitors and
trade visitors from Germany and from many other countries to
exchange knowledge and experience. Following its successful
introduction two years ago we can again expect to welcome
prominent speakers from all over the world to this year’s International
Congress. Worldwide challenges facing the industry will be presented
and discussed under the heading of “People and the Market“.
The importance of cleaning and hygiene is increasing all the time.
The requirements for constantly improved standards of hygiene not
only call for the ongoing development of cleaning methods and
techniques, but also for highly trained cleaning personnel. The central
issue on the first day of the congress will be that of demographic
change and the accompanying lack of specialists in our industry.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
2:00–2:30
Welcoming adresses
Dr. Christian Göke, CEO Messe Berlin GmbH
Bengt Jödahl, President of European Federation of
Cleaning Industries
Markus Asch, President of EUnited Cleaning, President VDMA – Cleaning Systems Association
Susanne Zänker, International Association for Soaps,
Detergents and Maintenance Products
2:30–3:15
Keynote EU Comission – name as yet unknown
3:15 –4:15
Challenges from demographic change – the
labour market now and in the future
Panel discussion
Denis Gasquet, CEO ONET Cleaning and Services,
France REQUESTED
Scott Newland, Chief Operating Officer EC Synergy
SA, United Kingdom
Adrienne Axler, CEO Sodexo, Belgien REQUESTED
Klaus Pankau, Personnel Director WISAG, Germany
4.15–4:35
Coffee Break
4:35–5:35
International comparison of training
Panel discussion
Mario Gomez, trainee;
Karl Breer, Management Breer Gebäudedienste, Germany;
Santanu Gosh, trainee;
Preyansi Mani, Master Trainer VDMA, India
n.n. trainee;
Clive Damonze, instructor, Director Metro Cleaning
Services, South Africa
6:30
Leading company representatives will be showing how attractive
workplaces with appropriate opportunities for advancement and
continued training can be created. The question of how to find staff,
and how to retain them and ensure their continued professional
development, is of concern not only for businesses here in Europe.
We are keenly interested in finding out what training paths are
available, for example, in Asia or Africa.
During the second day the congress will discuss such topical issues
as hospital hygiene and sustainable hygiene management, as well
as cross-border requirements. To round off a wide-ranging congress
programme, leading experts will be discussing the development
potential for the cleaning industry on high volume markets.
We hope very much that you will be joining us again this year.
Thursday, September 24, 2015
10:00–10:15
Presentation of the WFBSC Congress 2016 in Tokio
10:15–11:00
Hygiene and Sustainability
Raj V. Rajan, PhD, PE, Vice President and Global
Sustainability Leader Ecolab Inc., USA
11:00–11:50
Hygiene scandals in Bremen, Berlin, Mannheim,
Kiel – why don‘t we learn from them?
Dr. med. Klaus-Dieter Zastrow, Director of the Institute for Hygiene and Environmental Medicine Vivantes
Clinic Berlin, Germany
11:50–12:10
Coffee Break
12:10–1:00 p.m.
Backround conditions and development potential
for the cleaning industrie on large volume markets
Panel discussion
Markus Asch, Deputy Chairman of the Board, Alfred
Kärcher Gmbh & Co. KG, Germany;
Ms. Lin Yang, CEO Secaide, China
Stan Doobin, President of Harvard Maintenance, USA
Paresh Parekh, General Manager Sort India Enviro
Solutions, India
1:00–1:45
Midday Break
1:45–2:35
Technology and Sustainability: scientific progress
that increases the value of clean
Dr. Ilham Kadri, President of the Diversey Care Division
of Sealed Air Corp.; Netherlands
2:35–3:30
Influences of different cultures on standards,
requirements and implementation in building
cleaning in various nations
n.n.
3:30
Conclusion of congress, visit to trade show
CMS reception, admission from
planning status as of February 19, 2015; subjects to alteration