Shannon O’Connor

1 week ago | cleanlink.com | Shannon O’Connor

With a range of customers — from manufacturing facilities to schools and colleges, retail and office buildings, hospitals and restaurants, entertainment and recreational venues, and more — there is a wide variety of types of waste, as well as volume, generated on a regular basis. Sustainability initiatives may already be part of the fabric of some customers' operations, while others may find meeting state and local regulations or even their own sustainability goals bothersome.

1 week ago | cleanlink.com | Shannon O’Connor

The first Earth Day took place in the USA on April 22,1970; over half a century ago. It was founded as a nationwide “teach-in” to highlight support and activities for environmental protection and continues to be observed globally each year in more than 193 countries, focused on a wide range of coordinated events, education, and action. A cornerstone of Earth Day's action items is the promotion of sustainability.

2 months ago | cleanlink.com | Shannon O’Connor

Once floor care equipment has been selected and put into operation, there will be a continuing need for both routine and unexpected maintenance. This includes providing loaner machines if equipment goes completely offline; yet another service distributors can offer.

2 months ago | cleanlink.com | Shannon O’Connor

There are two kinds of people; those who embrace change and eagerly anticipate each new development or invention that hits the market, and those who cling to what they know works and hold firmly to the stance that “if it ain't broke, don't fix it.” Floor care equipment technology is advancing at a rapid pace, and jan/san distributors have a responsibility to make sure that their sales and maintenance teams are keeping current on the latest developments, features, capabilities, and options to...

Jan 11, 2024 | thedailybeast.com | Shannon O’Connor

"It's all about oppression, about wanting what's going to destroy you," the actress says in a candid new interview. Kristen Stewart finally sees the Twilight films for exactly what they are: queer classics. In the words of Michael Scott from The Office, "Oh my God! OK, it's happening.