En månad har redan gått sedan årsmötet i Göteborg – men den lyckade dagen fylld av intressanta möten och föreläsningar lever kvar. Vårt årsmöte uppmärksammas internationell i ett flertal artiklar och benämns bland annat med orden great success, interesting speakers och a great day. Vi kan inte annat än hålla med.
LCNI uppmärksammar årsmötet
LCNI, Laundry and Cleaning News International, skriver om vårt årsmöte och lyfter de stora arbete som görs för mijlön inom textilservicebranschen. Läs artikeln här.
CINET skriver om konferensen
CINET upmmärksammar årsmötet i en artikel och kallar det för en ”great success”. Läs deras artikel här.
Årsmötet uppmärksammas i ETSA:s nyhetsbrev
ETSA skriver så här om årsmötet i sitt nyhetsbrev:
”Very successful annual conference for Swedish Textile Services Association
100+ delegates and a raft of interesting speakers gathered for the Swedish Textile Services Association’s annual conference.
” It was a great day because we get a chance to present at Sveriges Tvätteriförbund´s meeting in Gothenburg. Very well-organized industry association, and a list of speakers out of the extraordary.” said Irene Nettéus, Business development of education at Kiwa.
Johnny Magnusson the President of the Regional executive committee in Västra Götaland, one of the top regional politicians in West Sweden, welcomed everyone to Gothenburg.
The speakers list of the conference included Ola Serneke, founder of Serneke, a large listed company, gave a most fascinating speech about him starting up, building one of the leading innovative construction groups in the country and his ambitions for the future.
Others on the list included, Stefan Johnsson from the energy company Nevel, the impressive startup Vividye was represented by CEO Johanna Nissén Karlsson, Maria Ström CEO The Loop Factory, Degersfors IF chairman Fredrik Rakar (a top flight football team), Nils- Krister Persson from The Swedish School of Textiles, Sanna Sandkvist of Kiwa were also present.
The environmental impact and recycling of textiles are always at the forefront in the association meetings. This time though speeches by Noora Salonoja CEO, Touchpoint, Miska Paulorinne Growth and strategy, Rester and Åsa Degerman Project Leader, OnceMore, Södra. “Only a negligible proportion of the global production of clothing and textiles is recycled today. Virtually everything is sent to landfill or incineration. But Swedish innovation and a willingness to help mitigate climate change can now influence the game at a global level,” said Åsa Degerman, project manager OnceMore®. a breakthrough that will enable large-scale textile recycling.”
