PRESENTED BY
	Nancy Bock, M.S. Vice President, Education and Meetings American Cleaning Institute
Read More Ms. Bock is a recognized leader in consumer education and family and consumer sciences. She has been a leader in developing partnerships with key organizations including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Society for Microbiology, National Education Association, Consumer Product Safety Commission and the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. She is responsible for developing, managing and measuring the success of all consumer education programs and outreach activities for the American Cleaning Institute. She has published more than 50 educational pieces during her tenure at ACI.

	MODERATED BY
	Corinne Zudonyi Editor Housekeeping Solutions Magazine

Good hand hygiene is the best defense against the spread of infections. Unfortunately this is a message that's difficult to promote to students. Getting children to wash hands effectively -- or to apply hand sanitizer -- is a critical task for both building service contractors and in-house cleaners that service educational facilities.

This Free webcast provides the steps needed to get students in K-12 schools to properly wash their hands. From product to process, you will come away with a better understanding of handwashing's three key components: the products, the equipment and the mechanical action of handwashing.


During this webcast, you will learn:

• The role the products, the equipment and the mechanical action of handwashing play in an effective hand hygiene campaign
• How to develop an effective handwashing campaign that encourages kids to wash their hands properly
• Who needs to be involved to ensure ongoing success
• The Distributor, BSC and In-house Cleaner's role in ensuring proper hand hygiene among students, staff and administration

Attendance is free, but space is limited.

Can't attend? This exclusive webcast will be available on-demand after July 2.

Note: Interactive question & answer session only available to participants of live webcast.