Health & Wellbeing - The Role of the Washroom

Mondays is an innovative company providing sustainable period-care solutions. Nancy started her career as a business advisor in the City of London where, like 86% of women, she suffered the indignity of not having period products on hand when needed. She founded Mondays with the mission to empower women to perform at their best wherever they’re at in life and the belief that period products are an essential, just like toilet paper. Six years on and Mondays has been instrumental in making menstrual health policy a prerequisite to create an equitable workplace. Mondays works with companies focused on ESG targets and the health and wellbeing of employees to re-evaluate the workplace environment starting in the bathroom.

Jonathon Hall is the managing director of advertising agency Adlabs Global. He is also a husband, father to two daughters, prostate cancer survivor and campaigner. He is fast growing a burgeoning tv career, with his most recent appearance on BBC’s The One Show! Jonathon has received treatment for prostate cancer twice, after his initial diagnosis in August 2020. He has since taken to documenting his experience on social media and lending his voice to phs Group and Prostate Cancer UK’s campaign - Dispose With Dignity - to drive awareness, and break the taboo around talking about prostate cancer and male urinary incontinence.

Over the past eight years with phs Group Kelly has led a number of thought-leadership campaigns which have eventually been sewn into the identity of the business. From tackling period inequality and campaigning for better access to period products for people in a variety of locations, to championing the need for dignified disposal for men, Kelly’s trailblazing talent has transformed the purpose and culture of marketing at phs, all while inarguably driving commercial targets and revenue. The mum of two is also a CIM Marketer of the Year finalist and a WeAreTheCity's Rising Star winner.

The BTA is a member association whose mission is to help and support all providers and suppliers of publicly accessible toilets to achieve the highest levels of provision, cleanliness and hygiene - including a special focus on accessibility issues. Since its inception the BTA has forged numerous working partnerships with disability charities and industry professionals to campaign and lobby for the retention of these essential local facilities. It is a board member of BSI, BCC, Changing Places Consortium and the World Toilet Organisation. Raymond is a widely recognized industry professional with a wealth of experience, currently dedicating his time and energy to running the BTA.

With a background in trade and national newspaper journalism, Neil has been involved in the events sector for almost 40 years in industries as diverse as marine transportation, utilities, retail, automotive, cleaning and facilities management, and broadcast. Neil has produced many international conferences and has also been an organiser and judge across a number of award programmes, working with global brands on international events. In addition to his role with C&M and the Cleaning Show, Neil is currently co-owner and director of Red Lemon Events Ltd and co-producer of the Corporate Star Awards.