1. Preparing Your Cleaning Program for LEED V4

2. Evolution of Cleaning Appearance Cleaning for Health Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

3. Wake Up Call 90% Effects on Learning Evolving Design and Technology of Products Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

4. Stickiness Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

5. Standards – a Key Driver for Better Business Why? LEED a standard for green building Product Standards Cleaning Standards (APPA, CIMS, GS42) Why Certification? Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

6. Take it to a Higher Level Why Raise the Bar? Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

7. People Value of the Custodial Team – Cleaning for Health – Conservation – IPM – Keys to the Kingdom Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

8. Communication & Stewardship How Willing Are You? Current Trends Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

9. LEED V4 Green Cleaning Intent – Policy Procedures – Vulnerable Occupants Training Entryways Proper disinfecting Custodial Effectiveness Supplies – 75% Equipment – 40% 3 rd Party Certifications Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

10. Journey Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

11. Cleaning for Health Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014

12. Thank You! Renae Hesselink, LEED AP BD+C Renae.hesselink@enichols.com (231) 799-2120 Ext 117 Prepared for MSU Greening the Supply Chain by Nichols 4/20/2014