Another successful year goes by as Clean India Journal steps into the eighth year reaching out to newer segments and opening newer markets for the cleaning industry. In a major initiative to move hand-in-hand with the Indian Cleaning Industry on the road ahead, Clean India Journal has created an Advisory panel consisting of nine industry experts, including:-
- Puneet Mishra, Head-Forbes Pro Clean Technology Solutions, Eureka Forbes;
- A Ganesh, Director-Marketing, Sealed Air India;
- Anil Sethi, MD-Karcher Cleaning System Pvt Ltd;
- Ruediger Schroeder, President and CEO-Roots Multiclean Ltd;
- Vivek Mata, MD-Charnock Equipments Pvt Ltd;
- Vinay Ruparel, MD-Jade Consumer Products India Pvt Ltd & Best Practice Washroom;
- Dr JPS Bakshi, MD-Global Excellence;
- Vinay Deshmukh, CEO-Forbes Facility Services Pvt Ltd;
- Prashant Sule, MD-PCI Environmental Services
Here are some of the views shared by the panelist:
“Diversey India has been associated with Clean India Journal & Clean India Show right from its inception. It has been a long and fruitful journey… The coming together of industry players will help formulate concrete steps ahead for the the Cleaning Industry.” – A Ganesh
“It’s a privilege to be associated with the organization that hosts the largest show for this industry. Virtual Info Systems Pvt Ltd has been active in guiding the development, dignity and discipline of this business, that’s to a large extent scattered, unorganized and person-centric. The magazine, Clean India Journal, is an able mouthpiece at large representing the business. It depicts the happenings, allows a peek into the future and places firmly India as a growing hotspot on the broad canvass of the international fraternity.”– Vinay Deshmukh
“It is a privilege to be in the panel. There is a lot that needs to be done from the hygiene end pertaining to washroom hygiene and the problems related to odour and maintenance. As a team we can try and build a better India in partnership with Clean India.” – Vinay Ruparel
“The relentless efforts of Clean India Journal and Clean India Show have used ‘clean’ as an action verb to bring about a transformation. Their endeavour at creating an awareness of cleaning practices and cleaning solutions in all walks of life has encompassed corporates, industry, government, legislature and education. If ‘Incredible India’ is to retain its glory, we must continue with a structured strategy to pursue the image of ‘Clean India’.”– Prashant Sule