Join us for The Laundry Hill Day Advance: Preparing for Laundry Hill Day, an opportunity for industry professionals to learn more about Laundry Hill Day, the issues shaping this year’s conversations and what to expect from the experience. Whether you are planning to attend, considering participating for the first time or simply interested in learning more, this webinar will offer an informal introduction to Hill Day and how professionals from across the industry can get involved.
The discussion will highlight findings from the recent industry-wide Laundry Hill Day survey, including the policy priorities and feedback shared by respondents. Representatives from participating associations and past Hill Day attendees will discuss why industry involvement matters, what participants can expect in Washington and how congressional meetings typically work.
The session will also provide an opportunity to learn more about the issues likely to shape this year’s conversations and hear firsthand perspectives from those who have participated before.
Topics will include:
- Key findings and takeaways from the Laundry Hill Day survey
- Federal policy issues affecting the linen, uniform and facility services industry
- Why participation from across the industry matters
- Perspectives and experiences from previous Hill Day participants
- What to expect before, during and after congressional meetings
- Questions and discussion ahead of Laundry Hill Day
No previous government relations or Hill Day experience is necessary. The goal is simply to help industry professionals better understand the event, the issues and the different ways they can participate.
When you register, you receive a Zoom link for your calendar and agenda updates.
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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