Did you know that while ALM has different membership types, there are also different account types? If you have a group account (facility, corporate, or national/regional associates), there is a Company Account with a username and password for membership dues billing and renewal, as well as Personal Accounts (with a username and password) for all individuals who are part of the membership.
All ALM members, regardless of membership type, have a Personal Account, and that's likely what you use regularly. It's through the Personal Account that you track your contact hours, register for an ALM program, and update your email address. Your Personal Account is yours and stays with you if you change employers. But don't be confused when it comes to renewal time if you have a group account. You will need to log into your Company Account to find the renewal invoice and update who has allowed access on your membership.
Need assistance? Contact any member of ALM's staff and we'll be happy to help!
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 There's still time to attend a CLLM Review! Attendees at the Illinois (left) and Michigan (right) sessions are already on their way to achieving thier CLLM, and you could too!
Only a few dates are left. Registration for the Charlotte, North Carolina, session closes October 20. What are you waiting for? Prepare for the CLLM exam in weeks rather than months during this two and a half-day training program!
Don't feel you're ready for the exam? That's not a problem! You can take it any time after the review at an approved, proctored facility. Register for a CLLM Review session today!
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Two University of Rhode Island students captured first and second place in the E-Textiles Hackathon Design Challenge at the IFAI (Industrial Fabrics Association International) Expo, held Sept. 26-29, in New Orleans, LA.
The competitors were tasked with designing new and innovative products using e-textiles that had commercial value. They could only use materials found in the E-Textiles Workshop at the IFAI Expo.
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Universal Unilink reveals the slate of dynamic speakers presenting at the 2017 Breakaway Conference and Expo taking place in Orlando from October 30 through November 2, 2017
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In his book, “The Most They Ever Had” the Southern writer and Pulitzer Prize winner Rick Bragg writes about the Kendall Mill Historic District, which the Kershaw County Historical Society celebrates on Sunday, Oct. 22. It reminds us of the importance of the textile industry to South Carolina and the people who stamped this state with their endurance and their hearts.
The Industrial Revolution, a turning point in human history, marked the development of machine tools and the rise of the factory system. Textiles were its dominant industry, influencing almost every aspect of daily life. Personal income and population demonstrated unprecedented growth.
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Are you interested in helping the Pacific Northwest Chapter of ALM? They are looking for a few good Board members, and that could be YOU! If you're interested, please contact Lorie Hensel at lhensel@oce.oregon.gov.
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In the wake of the recent hurricanes, Continental Girbau, Inc. initiates relief programs in Texas and Florida. This includes special commercial laundry equipment financing and rental programs, as well as quick equipment and parts replacement. More information is available on their website.
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Ecolab Textile Care has signed an exclusive global agreement with OMNI Solutions for its Smart Ultraviolet Light Advanced Oxidation System technology for commercial laundries.
“This new ultraviolet light technology offers a revolution in sustainable commercial laundry water and energy management,” said Chris Smith, vice president and general manager, Ecolab Textile Care North and Latin America. “This breakthrough technology, enhanced by Ecolab’s extensive industry expertise, comprehensive solutions and on-site personal service, is producing the highest quality results, delivering cleaner, safer linens, water and energy savings, and operational efficiencies.”
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