In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Jim reviews his June visits to focus branches and flagship plants across the country. First, in Chicago, Jim commended the team for their resilience bouncing back from the disruption of their large soil and wash floor expansion last year. Next, in San Jose, Jim reacquainted himself with the facility and loved the flow of the plant. Finally, in San Diego, Jim started his visit in the route room and finished it with a math lesson.

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Jim reviews his visits to several focus branches for Alsco Uniforms in Region 1. In Seattle, Jim took a tour featuring some innovative technology. Happy to have warmer weather than on his last trip, Jim enjoyed a nice dinner and even better customer feedback in Anchorage. Last on the itinerary was Billings, where they are building a team of impactful, stable management professionals.

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Dana talks with Regional Manager for Region 5, Harland Norris, as he reminisces about his invaluable experience as an RSR early in his career, emphasizes the importance of having fun in sales, and celebrates the double-digit growth in his region.

Before he could drive a car, CFO Andrew Steiner found himself working for the family business. Now, he leads six departments in the General Office that support him in making strong financial decisions and considering all aspects of the company. Join us for this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, where Andrew shares with Dana why safety is a cause near and dear to him, what his team’s 2026 outlook will bring, and how we can benefit most from AI.

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Dana hears from Training and Development Manager Bill Pinti about the “laundry list of projects” his team has in the pipeline, keeping learning content up to date in an everchanging world, and how his team uses AI to streamline knowledge check creation.

It’s no emergency, but the SOS team is here to help! Join us for this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, where Dana sits down with the West and East National Sales Operations Supervisors, Amanda Frye and Melissa Mead. Amanda celebrates her Western team’s low turnover and shares her passion for Salesforce's power. Melissa encourages a proactive mindset in her Eastern team and takes credit for the Sales Operations Specialists’ new titles!

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Jim recounts his Region 6 visits to Charlotte, Richmond, and Allentown. Together, he and Dana celebrate the decades of service by many RSRs in the region, the teams' lively, friendly nature and the promising expertise of the new hires at these branches.

At his first Managers’ Meeting, Stratford General Manager Frank Gibbs talks with Dana about what brought him to Alsco Uniforms, the importance of meeting customers in person, and the unique team dynamics in the Stratford branch.

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Jim and Dana discuss Jim's most recent branch visits. He visited Music City to talk totes and AllFresh product sampling, the Mile High City to visit their well-maintained facilities and meet some success stories from the internal management development program, and the Valley of the Sun to see their creative initiatives to make safety fun.

In this episode of the It Pays To Keep Clean podcast, Dana says “ciao” to the President of Alsco Italia Fabrizo D’Antino, as they discuss his climb up the ranks in the company, the biggest changes he’s seen in his tenure, and the needed capacity of their new branches, both completed and in progress.