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We recently launched a new campaign, themed Life Is What We Make It, to celebrate our people and impact.

We recently launched a new campaign, themed Life Is What We Make It, to celebrate our people and impact.

Earlier this month, David Auton, Senior Director of Engineering and Maintenance, was featured on FacilitiesNet, highlighting his recent presentation from IFMA's World Workplace. The article summarizes key talking points and takeaways from David's presentation, while also identifying the eight golden rules explained in David's white paper.

Mary Sweet, Senior Director of Janitorial Operations, joined a panel for BOMA Toronto's Operational Excellence webinar series.

We are proud to announce our new multi-year sponsorship agreement with the Tennessee Titans. Read the full press release.

View the newly released 2021 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report, outlining our people’s efforts and successes across key ESG areas for the fiscal year.

Earlier in the summer, C&W Services held a company-sponsored employee appreciation week to honor and thank our frontline employees through recognition and team events. [...]

We are thrilled to welcome Mia Mends as Chief Executive of C&W Services. As Chief Executive, Mia will oversee operations across the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, leading a business of nearly 13,000 people serving clients across a variety of industries.

We are thrilled to announce that our team members at Calder Casino recently won the Winning Experiences Team Award.

As a leader in the facility services industry, we’re committed to developing the next generation of talent. That’s why we’re launching a new scholarship that gives up to $5,000 to pursue post-secondary education at any trade school, technical college, or skilled-trades vocational training certified program.

Now more than ever with the return to office, our team members play a critical role in making sure the spaces we clean, the products we use and how we value our standards are at the forefront of everything we do.

Over the last few decades, significant technological advancements have improved equipment condition monitoring. Ali Mohammed, Senior Director of Reliability Engineering, delves into this in greater detail to understand where we are and what the future looks like for facility maintenance technicians.

In honor of International Women’s Day, we are highlighting Ally Lovejoy, a building operations & maintenance apprentice at our Cargill account in Blair, Nebraska. [...]

Listen to the panel discussion featuring C&W Services' Brian Reyes during the Higher Education Facilities Forum It’s no secret that skilled staffing shortages and [...]

In 2021, C&W Services launched a High School Co-Operative Program to train future skilled trade workers in the facilities management industry. The program provides [...]

Making An Impact After record-setting snowfall moved into the New England area over the weekend, more than 400 managers, supervisors, and workers were tasked [...]

C&W Services East Region Holds First Annual Holiday Food Drive The C&W Services East Region, led by Neal Leon, Senior Vice President of Operations, [...]

Written by Gary Stevens, Director of Engineering and Maintenance at C&W Services If your team is considering changing the maintenance approach for HVAC equipment [...]

At the December 2021 Milcon Contracting Summit, De'Von Williams, VP of Operations for Government Services, discussed 5 Elements of Prime Contractor Engagement with Small [...]

Facility managers and executives continuously look for sustainable solutions to reduce energy usage and lower overall spending. Solutions to achieve these goals often include [...]

We are thrilled to announce that we have been named a 2022 Military Friendly® Employer for the fourth consecutive year, earning Gold distinction for [...]

In Pursuit of Perfection: Build, Verify, Monitor and Report your Quality Program This year at IFMA’s World Workplace, the C&W Services team along with [...]