Standardize, Optimize, and Minimize Are Focus of NSA Meeting in Denver

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Conference helps members develop new ways to reduce supply costs, streamline ordering efficiencies, and improve worker productivity.
Charlotte, NC – National Service Alliance (NSA), a leading group-purchasing organization for larger building service contractors (BSC) and related businesses, has just completed an intensive member educational session entitled “Standardize/Optimize/Minimize.”  
 
The event, hosted by Kärcher North America, an NSA vendor, took place at Kärcher’s new US headquarters in Denver, Colorado. Along with Kärcher, two other NSA vendors, Sealed Air Diversey Care and Georgia-Pacific Professional, contributed to the educational summit. 
 
“The ultimate goal of the two-day event was to help our members develop new ways to reduce supply costs, streamline ordering efficiencies, and improve worker productivity,” says Terry Sambrowski, executive director of the NSA. “It was also a perfect opportunity for our members to meet some of the top executives of these major jansan companies.” 
 
Sambrowski says the event focused on the following key issues: 
 
•        Ways to increase efficiency and worker productivity, especially in floor care
•        Service and repair options for cleaning equipment
•        Ways to optimize the use of cleaning chemicals to help reduce costs
•        Evolving trends in green and sustainable cleaning
•        Techniques for optimizing labor
•        Innovative ways to enhance the value of cleaning 
 
“Our manufacturing partners also introduced our members to some new equipment and technologies they are now or soon will be introducing to the industry,” adds Sambrowski. “We always welcome this because our members like to be the first to see what new products are coming online, and our manufacturing partners are invariably interested in their feedback.”


About NSA

National Service Alliance is an industry-leading group purchasing organization for building service contractors and related businesses in the United States. NSA represents more than $1.7 billion in member revenues, giving NSA significant leverage when negotiating national contracts with product manufacturers and service providers. NSA members can save as much as 50 percent or more off manufacturers’ suggested retail price on consumables, equipment, and services. Founded in 1996, NSA is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

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  • Robert Kravitz

    Robert Kravitz is president of AlturaSolutions, a Chicago-based PR and communications firm he founded in 2002 serving B2B industries, with a primary focus on professional cleaning manufacturers. Over more than 25 years, he has specialized in article placements, news releases, case studies, and content marketing that connect manufacturers to the trade press and their target customers. He is a frequent media contact and author of record for press releases across the jansan and professional cleaning industry. LinkedIn

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