In this episode of Full Cycle, Matt DeWolf sits down with two women who have built long careers on the service and maintenance side of the laundry industry: Jennifer Gonzalez, Senior Manager of Servic…
Joseph Musheyev didn’t stumble into the laundry business. The Long Island storeowner came in with intention, armed with research and a clear-eyed understanding that success in this industry depends as…
Two decades of work in statehouses and Washington kept taxes, mandates and shutdown orders from raising costs across the industry
CLA Advocacy Has Saved Laundromat Owners and Custome…
In a tightening labor market, service-based businesses are learning that culture, structure and empathy are the real keys to finding and keeping good people.
Finding and Keeping Talent…
The moment I realized talent would make or break my business was not during a hiring decision or a termination conversation, but standing in my kitchen, a thousand miles away from my laundromats, star…
In an industry defined by both its essential role to the community and slow pace of change, Dalton Bidula stands out for blending stability with innovation
Betting on Stability: Dalt…
Amanda Sidell, co-owner of The Laundry Basket in Bangor, Maine, never believed that she’d be in the laundry industry.
Making People Feel Normal: Amanda Sidell’s Human-First Approac…
When Ian Gollahon talks about leading Wash-Dry-Fold POS, he doesn’t reach for the language of strategy decks. “It’s a privilege to serve our customers and lead our small team,” he said. “Kin…
Catherine Chalpin came to laundry the way a lot of people do these days: she saw something on Instagram, thought it looked manageable, and started doing her homework. What followed was about as fast a…
When Jim Hohnstein bought his laundromat 15 years ago, he inherited something most operators would consider a liability: a 16-by-16-foot bank vault with 24-inch-thick brick walls, sitting dead center …