Join us for this GR Connections webinar as we review TRSA’s key legislative and regulatory priorities and prepare for Laundry Hill Day. We’ll discuss the major policy issues affecting the linen, uniform and facility services industry, provide updates on TRSA’s advocacy efforts, and preview the issues and messages we’ll be taking to lawmakers on Capitol Hill. The goal is to ensure members arrive at Hill Day informed, aligned, and prepared to effectively advocate for the industry.
Topics will include:
- TRSA’s legislative and regulatory priorities, including the key issues members want to raise with lawmakers and their staff.
- Industry priorities identified through recent member feedback and surveys, and how those issues are shaping our advocacy strategy.
- Laundry Hill Day FAQs, covering what to expect from congressional meetings, how to prepare and how members can make the most of their conversations on Capitol Hill.
- What comes after Hill Day, including how members can continue engaging with elected officials and support TRSA’s advocacy efforts throughout the year.
Join TRSA’s virtual connections on Zoom and experience the dynamic networking of small, face-to-face TRSA meetings. These sessions bring together a diverse group of participants, from owners and presidents to managers and staff, creating a vibrant environment for idea exchange and collaboration.
These sessions are essential for comparing practices, addressing common industry challenges, and navigating the current economic and social landscape. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with your industry peers!
When you register, you receive a Zoom link for your calendar and agenda updates. Connections are not recorded.
Speakers
Kevin Schwalb leads TRSA’s advocacy efforts at the federal, state, and local levels. During his tenure, he has helped advance key policy initiatives, including California Title 22 reform, tax reduction in Missouri, Indiana’s Wage Assignment Act, and the industry’s designation as an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prior to TRSA, Kevin served as a Presidential Appointee at the U.S. Department of Labor during the George W. Bush administration, working on OSHA, wage and hour, and employment issues. He previously served as Federal Legislative Director for the National Association of Home Builders, focusing on environmental policy.
Sean Kearney serves as Advocacy Manager at TRSA, supporting the association’s legislative, regulatory and grassroots advocacy initiatives. He works closely with members and policymakers to advance policies that strengthen the linen, uniform and facility services industry. Sean also helps coordinate Laundry Hill Day and other opportunities for members to engage directly with elected officials. He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from James Madison University.
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