Our Industry’s Best Bet for Corporate, Professional and Personal Development

ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITS September 29–October 1, 2014 The Bellagio, Las Vegas, NV Keynote Speaker: Featuring Capt. Richard Phillips: high seas hero portrayed in Oscar-nominated film

STRONGER TOGETHER: Join hundreds of executives, owner/operators and management from independent and national companies providing textile services to the hospitality, industrial, manufacturing, services and healthcare markets

Early and Multi-Event Participant Discounts! Register at www.TRSA.org/AnnualConference

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW The TRSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITS provides an opportunity for professional development, to recognize and reward top performers and increase management retention, as well as to learn from experts about strategies, tactics and trends that motivate your team to directly improve your bottom line. •

Thought-provoking keynote speakers discuss economic/technological trends and leadership/management concepts to guide your corporate growth

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Panel discussions and Associate Members’ product displays fuel your productivity and profitability

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Conference agenda provides ample opportunities to socialize and exchange ideas to strengthen your professional network

Compelling Keynote Speakers Hero of the High Seas: The real-life Captain Phillips (played by Tom Hanks in the Oscarnominated 2013 film) shares his story of courage and savvy under intense pressure, how he saved his crew from Somali pirates by becoming a hostage and then saved himself by captivating his captors. Preparing for Profound Change: Futurist Jack Uldrich identifies the warning signs of business practices that need to be “unlearned” so managers can adopt new perspectives and strategies to pursue improvements driven by emerging technology.

Leadership Commitment to Continuous Innovation: Mike Jensen draws on his decades of experience in R&D and organizational development at Procter & Gamble to help you fulfill your staff’s potential to steer your business repeatedly in new, more lucrative directions. Textile Services Bottom-Line Performance: Investment analyst Andrew Wittmann examines TRSA’s Industry Performance Report, textile services market dynamics and key economic indicators in his forecast of industry profitability.

Innovative Panel Discussions Industry Legends Help You Look Forward: Industry leaders who built businesses in uniform, linen and laundry management offer their timeless expertise and unique industry perspectives. Innovation in Practice: Mike Jensen moderates a panel of textile services executives who modify typical organization structures and management practices to implement innovative strategies.

Plant Tour Brady Linen Services: See how the company that’s earned the business of 80% of the rooms on the Strip produces the high quality that makes hotels glad they chose Brady when they shut down their on-premises laundries.

Informative Exhibits •

50 leading associates with products and services to streamline operations, reduce costs and increase productivity and profitability

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Dedicated Exhibits-only hours

STRONGER TOGETHER TO CURE T1D TRSA’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITS continues its traditions of honoring TRSA’s most dedicated volunteers and supporting charities by combining these two recognitions. We will acknowledge outgoing TRSA Chair Jim Doro and his wife Mary by collecting donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) in the name of their 2-year-old grandson, Michael C. Doro. Michael has Type 1 diabetes (T1D), which affects nearly 3 million Americans, many of them children. T1D requires regular insulin injections based on constant and careful monitoring of blood glucose and carbohydrate intake to avoid dangerous high or low blood glucose levels. JDRF is implementing a strategic plan including clinical trials to foster a continuous flow of life-changing therapies and ultimately a cure for T1D. Donate with your conference registration; see form included in this brochure.

TRSA Committee Meetings • • • • • •

Education Environment & Sustainability Government Affairs Healthcare Hospitality Human Resources

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Marketing & Public Relations Membership and Value-Added Task Forces Plant Operations Safety

Social Activities • • •

Welcome Reception TRSAPAC VIP Reception Chairman’s Reception & Annual Awards Dinner

Spouse/Guest Program • • •

Zumba Class Hoover Dam and Power Plant Tour Julie and Julia Cooking Class

SCHEDULE E C N A L G A T A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

7 am 7:30–8 am 8–8:15 am 8:30–10 am 10–10:30 am 10:30 am–Noon Noon–1 pm 1–4 pm 1–5 pm 4–5 pm 5–7 pm

12:30–1 pm

Registration Opens Breakfast TRSA Welcome

1–2 pm

Jim Doro, Chairman Joseph Ricci, President and CEO

2:30–5 pm

Committee Meetings Break Committee Meetings Lunch Board and Committees TRSA Board of Directors Meeting Exhibit Booth Set-Up Committee Meetings (if necessary) Associate Committee Meeting Welcome Reception

2:30–6 pm

Registration Opens

8:15–8:30 am

8:30–9:30 am

7–7:30 am

Exhibit Booth Tear-Down

Registration Opens Breakfast Sponsored by Board Elections and Installation of Officers & Directors Treasurer’s Report

Keynote: Textile Services Bottom-Line Performance Andrew Wittmann Investment Analyst

Panel Discussion: Innovation in Practice 9:30–10:30 am

Jim Doro, Chairman Joseph Ricci, President and CEO Kevin Schwalb, Vice President, Government Affairs

10:30–10:45 am

Mike Jensen, Facilitator Paul Jewison, Textile Care Services; Bill Lange, Brent Industries

Break Panel Discussion: Legends of the Industry

10:45–11:45 am

Patrick Dempsey, Dempsey Uniform & Linen; Richard Senior, Morgan Services; Larry Steiner, AmeriPride Services

Break

11:45 am

Adjourn

Keynote: Leadership Commitment to Continuous Innovation

12:30–4:30 pm

Hoover Dam & Power Plant Tour

9:30–10 am

10–11 am

8–9:15 am

Sponsored by

Jack Uldrich Futurist, Change Agent, Technology Visionary

Plant Tour Brady Linen Services

Annual Membership Meeting 7:30–8 am

TRSA Annual Conference Welcome and State of the Association

Keynote: Preparing for Profound Change

Captain Richard Phillips Subject of 2013 Oscar-Nominated Film

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 7 am

Breakfast

7–8:15 am

Captain Richard Phillips

Keynote: Hero of the High Seas

Open Night

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 7 am

TRSAPAC VIP Reception

Mike Jensen Business Modernizer, Organization Developer Sponsored by

11 am–1 pm 11–11:30 am

Exhibit Hall Open

Lunch Book Signing Jack Uldrich

6–7 pm 7–11 pm

Chairman’s Reception Sponsored by

Annual Awards Dinner Dancing with Band (Black-tie optional)

KEYNOTE S N O I T A T N E S E R P Captain Richard Phillips Subject of 2013 Oscar-nominated film; author, A Captain’s Duty: Somali Pirates, Navy SEALs, and Dangerous Days at Sea

Hero of the High Seas Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1–2 pm Captain Phillips (real-life hero of the eponymous film starring Tom Hanks) will recount his 2009 story of courage and savvy under intense pressure when Somali pirates boarded his ship off the African coast. Eventually they dropped their guns when provided with an escape boat with him as a human shield against U.S. forces that would pursue them after they set off. On that lifeboat, Captain Phillips didn’t think of himself as a hostage, playing “mind games” on his captors and avoiding the Navy SEAL gunfire that eliminated them.

Mike Jensen

Jack Uldrich Author, Foresight 20/20: A Futurist Explores the Trends Transforming Tomorrow; Founder, School of Unlearning

Preparing for Profound Change Tuesday, Sept. 30, 8:30–9:30 am; Book Signing, 11–11:30 am BusinessWeek calls Jack “America’s chief unlearning officer,” as he prompts you to recognize obsolescence in your business to redirect your energy toward capitalizing on economic and social shifts. A former Defense Department official now working with Fortune 100 companies, venture capital firms and government, he has authored 11 books, including bestsellers on nanotechnology, emerging technologies and coping with unpredictability. His audiences have included IBM, Cisco, General Electric, PepsiCo, Verizon, General Mills and Pfizer. He’s also a regular guest on CNN, MSNBC and CNBC.

Andrew Wittmann

34 Years with Procter & Gamble; Principal, Innovation Leadership

Director, Senior Research Analyst, Robert W. Baird & Co.

Leadership Commitment to Continuous Innovation

Textile Services Bottom-Line Performance

Tuesday, Sept. 30, 10–11 am Mike will guide you in facilitating widespread communication and learning in your organization to steadily innovate to grow your operation. Throughout his P&G career, he sparked creation and reinvention of businesses lines across P&G with his sharp focus on improving consumers’ lives, building brands such as Pringles, Always, Pampers, Swiffer and Febreze. His organizational development efforts included recruiting for R&D initiatives worldwide, building a diverse, inclusive corporate culture. Now he consults with Fortune 50 and other companies such as P&G, General Mills, Nike and Milliken.

Wednesday, Oct. 1, 8–9:15 am As Baird’s specialist on Facility and Industrial Services, Andy follows our industry, gauging its potential in light of economic trends and our key customer markets’ employment growth in. He surveys our independent operators to create benchmarks for public companies. His analysis of Baird, industry and government data including TRSA’s Industry Performance Report profiles the competitive landscape in textile services. Andy received a Top 3 rating from StarMine among earnings estimators in commercial services and supplies, having also developed forecasts and equity valuation for the engineering and construction sectors.

EARN CPLM CREDITS Individuals who have achieved the CPLM credential can receive 12 credit hours for Tuesday and Wednesday conference programming toward recertification. Committee members (Monday meetings) receive 4.

PANEL DISCUSSIONS

Industry Legends Help You Look Forward

Innovation in Practice

Inspiration to adopt emerging technologies and practices to build competitive advantage Facilitator: Mike Jensen Panelists:  • Paul Jewison, Textile Care Services • Bill Lange, Brent Industries

Milestone review highlights traditions, discusses our enduring economic and social impacts Panelists: • Patrick Dempsey, Dempsey Uniform & Linen • Richard Senior, Morgan Services • Larry Steiner, AmeriPride Services

Wednesday, Oct. 1, 9:30–10:30 am

Wednesday, Oct. 1, 10:45–11:45 am

Successful innovation often requires collaboration, technology transfer, leadership and partnerships. Our panelists will report their experience with these concepts and their adherence to other principles that cultivate innovation in their textile services businesses. They’ve profited by fostering forward-thinking staff attitudes and modifying management and line responsibilities to spark growth. Whether it’s a hightech investment like radio frequency ID or a hightouch expression such as an employee incentive, their progressive decisions have placed their companies on new paths to profitability.

Through the memories of retired and senior industry executives, you’ll consider our business’s collective contribution to the economy. You’ll hear about how we capitalized on major economic, political and social developments over the years to serve customers and communities to the benefit of our bottom line. You’ll get ideas for how we can move ahead thanks to this review of where we’ve been as a result of advancements in energy, hygiene/cleanliness, health, globalization, labor, textiles, transportation, automation, convenience, government, communication and population mobility.

PLANT TOUR Brady Linen Services

Engineering that handles 60% of Las Vegas area-wide hospitality market Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm Brady produces nearly 365 million pounds per year in its Las Vegas multi-plant outsourcing operation, steadily upgrading. You’ll see the Mayflower Ave. facility: • • • • • •

180,000 square feet 360 employees—Hospitality, F&B Linen 105 employees—Specialty/Uniforms/Drycleaning 475,000 pounds per day 29 hotel customers Three 260-pound 9-module tunnel washers

Admission included in Conference fee; limited availability, must indicate your participation on Conference registration form.

N O I T P E C E R S ’ CHAIRMAN R E N N I D S D R A & ANNUAL AW Wednesday, October 1, 6–11 pm This black-tie-optional affair honors association and industry leaders and innovators with the presentation of TRSA’s annual awards. Special guests include past winners and legendary industry leaders. Enjoy cocktails, dinner and dancing to live music in this salute to the long history, traditions, personalities and future of the textile services community—Stronger Together! Admission is included in the Conference and Spouse/Guest registration fees. Must indicate your attendance on Conference registration form.

TRSA Awards All employees of TRSA member companies are eligible to submit or nominate a colleague, company or themselves for the 2014 TRSA Awards. This can be done anytime; candidates are considered year-round. Finalists as well as winners are recognized at the Conference ceremony. Individual Awards • TRSA Operator Lifetime Achievement Award • Maglin/Biggie TRSA Lifetime Achievement Award for Associates • 50+ Years of Industry Service

Company/Facility Awards • SafeTRSA Zero Incident Awards (based on SafeTRSA submissions) • SafeTRSA Innovation Award • LaundryESP Innovation Award

Full details including descriptions of the various awards, criteria, electronic nominations submissions and previous award winners are posted on the TRSA website (www.TRSA.org/awards). Nominations Deadline: July 1, 2014 August 15, 2014 Finalists Announced: Awards Presented: October 1, 2014 (Annual Awards Dinner)

COMMITTEE MEETINGS Monday, September 29, 8:30 am–Noon (continues 1–4 pm if necessary); Associate Committee, 4–5 pm Included in Conference fee; special discount available to Operator Members on committees. Must indicate your Committee on Conference registration form. Alternatively, 1-day fee available to committee members to participate only in committee meetings, other Monday functions (see registration form). Contact Mary Beth Porter, [email protected], 877.770.9274, ext. 100.

Participating on TRSA Committees connects members with colleagues, both operators and associates, to share information and ideas on

specific issues and markets. Participants develop educational content for conferences and guide association programs. TRSA member laundry operators in any profession (administration, sales, service, production, etc.) may seek a seat on the panel that intrigues them most and receive assignments immediately. To learn more about each committee and e-mail its TRSA staff liaison, go to www.TRSA.org/committees. • • • • • •

Education Environment & Sustainability Government Affairs Healthcare Hospitality Human Resources

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Marketing & Public Relations Membership and Value-Added Task Forces Plant Operations Safety

Associate Members planning to attend committee meetings must register for full conference.

TRSA ANNUAL EETING M P I H S R E B M E M Wednesday, October 1, 7:30–8 am Get insight into the direction and initiatives of TRSA, ask questions and get engaged. Features the election of a new chairman as well as the Officers and Board, with an overview of the organization’s finances.

P O T E L B A T A TRS EXHIBITS

TRSA Chairman Jim Doro, Doritex Corp.

TRSA tabletop exhibits are cost-effective business development tools that provide excellent exposure for Associate members. The TRSA membership includes companies across the globe with the largest North American chains and independents as the core. No other industry group delivers this purchasing power: the key buyers and influencers in textile services. The Annual Conference & Exhibits is the only industry-wide national exhibit opportunity in a non-Clean Show year, putting these decision-makers under one roof: •

Managers who specify equipment, supplies and services

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Chain executives and independent owner-operators who ultimately purchase

Exhibit Hall/General Session Room Tuesday, September 30, 7 am–2:30 pm Exhibit Only Hours: 7–8:15 am (Breakfast), 9:30–10 am (Break) and 11 am–1 pm (Lunch) Exhibits are located in the Tower Ballroom, enclosed with the seating area for general sessions throughout the day. This gives attendees easy access to your display during program breaks. Your exhibit registration includes 8×8 exhibit area; one (1) full registration for the Annual Conference for an employee of the exhibiting company for all educational sessions and social functions including Welcome Reception, breakfasts, lunch, break, Chairman’s Reception and Annual Awards Dinner. Exhibitors also receive exposure on the TRSA website, onsite materials and signage.

SOCIAL & OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES Welcome Reception

T S E U G / E S U O P S PROGRAM Fee includes conference breakfasts, Welcome Reception, Zumba exercise class, Chairman’s Reception and Annual Awards Dinner, access to keynotes

Monday, September 29, 5–7 pm Unwind after the day’s committee meetings and warm up for professional development activities with colleagues, guests and spouses. The Las Vegas skyline will be your backdrop for this outdoor, undercover event. Admission is included in the Conference, Spouse/Guest, and Committee Meeting fees. Must indicate your attendance on Conference registration form.

TRSAPAC VIP Reception Tuesday, September 30, 12:30–1 pm TRSAPAC donors have the exclusive opportunity to spend private time with Captain Richard Phillips prior to his general session. Attendees will receive a personally autographed copy of A Captain’s Duty: Somali Pirates, Navy SEALs, and Dangerous Days at Sea. This reception is for TRSAPAC member contributors only. To join TRSAPAC, contact Jessica Skerritt, [email protected], 877.770.9274, ext. 110.

Hoover Dam and Power Plant Tour Wednesday, October 1, 12:30–4:30 pm Limited availability; separate admission fee Stand atop a 30-foot pipe to feel the Colorado River rumble toward the highest concrete dam in the Western Hemisphere and inspect the generators at one of the country’s largest hydroelectric facilities. The observation deck affords panoramic views of the river and Lake Mead (largest U.S. man-made reservoir) and an unobstructed look at the dam’s mechanical components. You’ll learn about the project’s construction and history, including a glimpse of the original diversion tunnels.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 7:30–8 am 5–7 pm

Breakfast Welcome Reception

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 7–8:15 am 9–11 am 11–1 pm 1–3 pm

Breakfast Sponsored by

Zumba Class (Includes 45 Min Power Break) Lunch Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 7–7:30 am

Breakfast Sponsored by

10 am–Noon

Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration

12:30–4:30 pm

Hoover Dam & Power Plant Tour

6–7 pm

Chairman’s Reception Sponsored by

Annual Awards Dinner 7–11 pm

Dancing with Band (Black-tie optional)

Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration Tuesday, September 30, 1–3 pm Wednesday, October 1, 10 am–Noon Limited availability; separate admission fee includes lunch and wine Learn to prepare recipes from the movie “Julie and Julia” and enjoy a French wine tasting with a master chef from Mon Ami Gabi. You’ll take home recipes and sample the restaurant’s Classique Butter, a tribute to Julia Child’s favorite saying, “with enough butter, anything is good.” The 2009 movie intertwines Child’s story of her start in the cooking profession with blogger Julie Powell’s 2002 challenge to cook all the recipes in Child’s first book.

Zumba Class Tuesday, September 30, 9-11 am Enjoy this “fitness party” that blends upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration. Admission is included in the Spouse/Guest registration fee. Must indicate your participation on Conference registration form. Power Break includes Nutritional snacks and smoothies.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

Additional sponsorships available: www.TRSA.org/Annual Conference

HOTEL N O I T A M R O F IN The Bellagio

3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 • 702.693.7111 www.bellagio.com Inspired by the Lake Como town of Bellagio in Italy, the property has won AAA’s Five Diamond Award for 12 consecutive years, the first Las Vegas resort ever to do so. Its 8-acre lake between the building and the Strip boasts the Fountains of Bellagio (1,200 of them) that “dance” synchronized to music, performing day and night. Other features: • • • • • • •

100,000+ square feet of gaming, including 2,400 slot machines Five outdoor pools, four whirlpools, 51 cabanas Conservatory and Botanical Garden, 13,500+ square feet 20 restaurants/foodservice outlets Seven nightclubs, lounges and bars 17 retailers; Hermes, Omega, Via Bellagio (luxury) Three art/photography galleries, museum caliber exhibitions, from international collections

Reservations

Attendees must call The Bellagio at 888.987.6667 to reserve a room. Reference “Textile Rental Services” rate of $259 before August 29, 2014. Limited availability. After August 29, 2014, regular room rates will apply. All individual reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card at time of reservation. Payment of the full rate will be charged for any room canceled less than 72 hours prior to arrival.

Location/Airport

The Bellagio is located about 3 miles from the McCarran International Airport (LAS).

Past attendees of TRSA’s Executive Management Institute receive a discount on Conference registration. Contact Mary Beth Porter, [email protected], 877.770.9274, ext. 100.

TRSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITS September 29–October 1, 2014 OPERATOR, ASSOCIATE & SPOUSE/GUEST REGISTRATION

Register Online:

NAME

NICKNAME (FOR BADGE)

www.TRSA.org/AnnualConference COMPANY TITLE

Register by Mail, E-Mail or Fax: TRSA, 1800 Diagonal Road, Suite 200, Alexandria, VA 22314; [email protected] or fax to 703.519.0026

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

ADDRESS CITY/STATE/ZIP TELEPHONE

E-MAIL (REQUIRED)

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REQUIRES SPECIAL ASSISTANCE OR DIETARY REQUIREMENTS TO FULLY PARTICIPATE.

SPOUSE/GUEST ONLY NAME



NICKNAME (FOR BADGE)

E-MAIL (REQUIRED)

OPERATOR MEMBER/NON-MEMBER AND ASSOCIATE MEMBER: Must indicate on Conference registration form your attendance at: Committee Meeting (select one), Welcome Reception, Brady Linen Plant Tour, Chairman’s Reception & Annual Awards Dinner. Fee for Optional Paid Events: Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration, Hoover Dam and Power Plant Tour. SPOUSE/GUEST: Must indicate on Conference registration form your attendance at: Zumba Class, Welcome Reception, Chairman’s Reception & Annual Awards Dinner. Fee for Optional Paid Events: Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration, Hoover Dam and Power Plant Tour. COMMITTEE MEETING ONLY: exclusively for TRSA Operator Members, may attend only Monday Sept. 29 Committee Meeting (select one), breakfast, lunch, Welcome Reception. Must indicate your Committee on Conference registration form.

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REQUIRES SPECIAL ASSISTANCE OR DIETARY REQUIREMENTS TO FULLY PARTICIPATE.

BEFORE AFTER AUG. 15 AUG. 15 TRSA OPERATOR MEMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,395. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,595 TRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,395. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,595 NON-MEMBER OPERATOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,790. . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,190 SPOUSE/GUEST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $525. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $600 TRSA OPERATOR COMMITTEE MEMBER MEETING ONLY . . . $225. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $275

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES

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OPTIONAL PAID EVENTS (PER PERSON)

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JULIE & JULIA COOKING DEMONSTRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $175 TUES., SEPT. 30 / 1–3 PM (INCLUDES LUNCH AND WINE) WED., OCT. 1 / 10 AM–NOON (INCLUDES LUNCH AND WINE)

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n HOOVER DAM AND POWER PLANT TOUR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $90. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120 (WED., OCT. 1 / 12:30–4:30 PM) AVAILABILITY LIMITED

COMMITTEE MEETINGS (MUST CHECK TO ATTEND) MON., SEPT. 29 / 8:30 AM–NOON

n ASSOCIATE n EDUCATION NVIRONMENTAL & n ESUSTAINABILITY n

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n HEALTHCARE n HOSPITALITY n HUMAN RESOURCES ARKETING/PUBLIC n MRELATIONS

EMBERSHIP AND VALUE n MADDED TASK FORCES

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INCLUDED CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES (PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT YOU PLAN TO ATTEND)

n WELCOME RECEPTION (MONDAY, SEPT. 29 / 5–7 PM) n BRADY LINEN PLANT TOUR (TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 / 2:30–5 PM) n CHAIRMAN’S RECEPTION AND ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER (WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 / 6–11 PM) n ZUMBA CLASS (SPOUSE/GUEST ONLY; LIMITED AVAILABILITY; TUES., SEPT. 30 / 9–11 AM; INCLUDES BREAKFAST) PAYMENT

DRESS CODE: Business casual: meetings, Welcome Reception, Brady Linen tour; casual: spouse/guest activities; black-tie optional: Chairman’s Reception, Annual Awards Dinner.

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TOTAL: $

CHARGE TO:

n VISA n MASTERCARD n AMEX n DISCOVER

NAME ON CARD SIGNATURE CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE CVV

Cancellation Policy: Written cancellations received by September 12, 2014 will receive a full refund minus a 25% processing fee. Cancellations received after September 12, 2014 will not be refunded and cannot be credited to another TRSA program or event. Refunds will not be granted for no-shows. Cancellations will be processed after the event.

TRSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE EXHIBIT REGISTRATION NAME

Register online and see map of available spaces at

NICKNAME (FOR BADGE)

www.TRSA.org/AnnualConference

ADDRESS

Reach decision-makers responsible for more than 1,000 plants nationwide including national, regional and independent operators serving the hospitality, F&B, industrial, service and healthcare markets. SPACE IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 50 TRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBERS and booth locations will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Write in your top three location choices on registration form and see www.trsa.org/annualconference for available positions.

CITY/STATE/ZIP

Exhibit registration includes one 8×8 exhibit booth; one (1) full registration for the Annual Conference for employees of the company only (Spouses & guests are unable to be included on this registration) including all educational sessions and social functions (receptions, breakfasts, lunch and breaks). Exhibitors also receive exposure on the TRSA website, onsite materials and signage. Must indicate on registration form your attendance at Welcome Reception, Brady Linen Plant Tour, Chairman’s Reception & Annual Awards Dinner. Fee for Optional Paid Events: Julie & Julia Cooking Demonstration, Hoover Dam and Power Plant Tour. EXHIBITOR CANCELLATION POLICY: An exhibitor, by certified letter only, may cancel or withdraw from the TRSA Annual Conference before August 14, 2014 incurring a 25% processing fee. Cancellations after August 14, 2014 will not be refunded and cannot be credited to another TRSA program or event. All refunds will be processed after the event.

COMPANY TITLE

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n REQUIRES SPECIAL ASSISTANCE OR DIETARY REQUIREMENTS TO FULLY PARTICIPATE. WRITE IN THE NUMBERS OF YOUR TOP THREE BOOTH CHOICES (SEE MAP AT WWW.TRSA.ORG/ ANNUALCONFERENCE): 1)

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TABLE-TOP REGISTRATION (8’×8’ BOOTH WITH ONE (1) COMPLIMENTARY

BEFORE AFTER AUG. 14 AUG. 14 TRSA ASSOCIATE MEMBER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,495 $2,995

REGISTRATION; BOOTH SPACE ALLOCATED AS RECEIVED)

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JULIE & JULIA COOKING DEMONSTRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150 $175 TUES., SEPT. 30 / 1–3 PM (INCLUDES LUNCH AND WINE) WED., OCT. 1 / 10 AM–NOON (INCLUDES LUNCH AND WINE)

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WELCOME RECEPTION (MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 / 5–7 PM) BRADY LINEN PLANT TOUR (TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 / 2:30–5 PM) CHAIRMAN’S RECEPTION AND ANNUAL AWARD DINNER (WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 / 6–11 PM)

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NAME ON CARD SIGNATURE

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STRONGER TOGETHER TO CURE T1D PLEASE RETURN THIS PLEDGE FORM WITH YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM TO TRSA

YES! I wish to donate in honor of Michael C. Doro through TRSA to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Enclosed is my tax-deductible donation of: o $100 o $75 o CHECK ENCLOSED PAYABLE TO TRSA n o VISA n o MASTERCARD

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NAME ON CARD SIGNATURE

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GRANDSON OF TRSA CHAIRMAN JIM DORO AND WIFE MARY

Notice: All booths are now sold. If you would like to be placed on a waiting list please email TRSA with your company and contact information to [email protected] with the subject line “Table Top Exhibits Waiting List”.

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Lavatec Laundry Technology Riegel Harbor Linen, LLC ABS Laundry Business Solutions Kemco Systems Inc. Jensen USA Medline Ergocon Solutions World Emblem ARCO/Murray Venus Group Kannegiesser USA Rennco Tingue Brown Golden Star Softrol

200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217

Milliken Napery Computer Software Architects Milliken Mats Chem-Tainer Spindle Milnor Laundry Systems GA Braun Gurtler Industries Diamond Chemical Datamars Leonard Automatics VF ImageWear Positek RFID BLC Textiles, Inc. Chicago Dryer F-Matic E-Tech Colmac Industries

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Ellis Corp Mountville Mills ADI American Dawn Calderon Textiles IES Alliant Systems Penn Emblem Company Haylor/APPI SanMar M&B Hangers Washing Systems The EDRO Corporation Mobile Computing Corp., Inc (MCC) Fashion Seal Healthcare Automation Dynamics Norchem

1800 Diagonal Road, Suite 200 Alexandria, Virginia 22314 www.trsa.org • 877.770.9274

Business Growth Industry executive panel discussions, tabletop exhibits, plant tour

Personal Growth TRSA committee meetings, social events, spouse/ guest program, optional social activities

Who Should Attend •

Independent Owner/Operators

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Executive Management

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General/Plant and Engineering Management

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Safety/Human Resources/Marketing/Sales/ Service

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TRSA Committee Members

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EMI, PMI Graduates

Our Industry’s Best Bet for Corporate, Professional and Personal Development

ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITS Keynote Speaker:

September 29–October 1, 2014 The Bellagio, Las Vegas, NV

Featuring Capt. Richard Phillips: high seas hero portrayed in Oscar-nominated film