Alsco Uniforms: The It Pays to Keep Clean Podcast

Never one to back down from a challenge, Regional Manager Russ Harsch made the leap from Region 7 to Region 3 less than a year ago, and it’s been action-packed ever since. Join us as Russ takes us through his journey in the industry, gushes about his team of leaders, and weighs the differences between the cultures in California versus Texas.

This ain’t his first rodeo! Cal Renick made the move from Regional Sales Manager in Region 7 to National Sales Manager in Region 2 less than a year ago, but you wouldn’t know it from Region 2’s big wins in the last quarter. Join us as he and Dana discuss the Springfield Clinic installation, tips for focusing on target market business, and teambuilding strategies for a young squad.

After connecting with an op-ed from Bob Steiner, Director of Human Resources , Gene Ketter knew Alsco Uniforms was the company he wanted to work for. Just ten days into his new position, he weighs in on running the Management Trainee Program, working with operations in the HR decision-making process, and his goals for the next 90 days.

In this episode of It Pays To Keep Clean, Jim catches the contagious energy of the teams in the Pacific Northwest as he discusses the Portland consolidation, the Seattle Fairmont installation, and the Vancouver C.A.R.E. Program.

Don’t let his southern roots fool you! Jacob Milford is loving the New England area as he visits our new acquisitions and gets to know his team in Region 6. Join us as he and Dana discuss hiring strategies, big wins from his first seven months, and the Churchill and MacIntosh acquisitions.

In this episode, Jim goes back on the road to visit our new locations from the Churchill and MacIntosh acquisitions. He shares how he got to meet the new teams, celebrate their rebranding efforts, and discuss new market opportunities in Allentown, Stratford, and Brockton.

In this episode of the “It Pays To Keep Clean” podcast, we hear from the Large Projects Team in our first-ever group interview! The crew defines what constitutes a large project, discusses how to integrate the regional engineers and S&P specialists in their projects, and shares how they manage uncertainty.

Against the beautiful backdrop of Canada Place in downtown Vancouver, honorary Canucks Jim and Dana chat about the Management Training Program at Alsco Uniforms, its evolution in our history, and the Topper Linen acquisition.

Before a much-needed travel break in May, Jim heads out to the Midwest for a four-part visit full of growth progress, strong 5S, and sharp-dressed RSRs! We also hear about his bonus trips to our two new locations in Brockton and Allentown, where he met some wonderful new additions to the Alsco Uniforms team.

In this episode, join Jim as he embarks on one of his biggest travel months yet, featuring dinners in the Dominican Republic, capacity opportunities in the Creole State, large customers in the Lone Star State, and seasonal business in the Sunshine State.