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Mr. Gould is the founder and CEO of Clean & Polish.
Working with his management team, Mr. Gould oversees
the daily operations of the company. He meets
with the Sales and Marketing team members to discuss
our overall marketing approach, sales goals and
results. He schedules all services, usually 2
weeks in advance, by contacting the appropriate
job site personnel. When customers call with urgent
requests, he consults with our Director of Operations
as to the availability of team members, and always
finds a way to satisfy our customer's needs. He
communicates with the Director of Operations throughout
the day for job status updates and all related
operational issues. He regularly consults with
structural engineering firms to assist building
owners with Rooftop Anchorage Systems in relationship
to OSHA and ANSI compliance. Mr. Gould served
on the Board of Directors with the International
Window Cleaning Association (IWCA), as well as
the Safety Committee for the International Window
Cleaning Association. Mr. Gould has a BS in International
Affairs from the University of South Florida,
and a graduate degree in International Economics
from American University.
 After
obtaining his degree in Business Administration,
Mr. Green's career background varied from being
a chemical consultant to General Manager and Vice-President
of Rodney Square Engineering, before he founded
Certified Building Services in 1993. After merging
his company with Clean & Polish, Inc., he
now serves as our company's President and works
on our company's safety compliance program, business
plan, insurance, corporate purchasing, agreements
and contracts plus policies and procedures.
Mr. Green recently finished his term as President
of the International Window Cleaning Association
(IWCA). His election as President of IWCA came
about after finishing over ten years as a member
of the board, (nine years of which, he served
on the Executive Committee). In February 2006,
he was the recognized with the industry's highest
honor; the prestigious "Ettore Award". During
his tenure on the Board of Directors, he developed
Regional Safety Training Seminars throughout the
United States. These seminars allow small and
large companies alike in the industry to send
their personnel for a weekend of training relating
to the ANSI I14.1 Safety Standards, that the IWCA
endorsed. In addition, his legacy will be credited
for the development of the "Certified Building
Maintenance Safety Executive" (CBMSE) Program.
This program was designed to assist industry executives
in the building maintenance industry to be recognize
as experts in their industry. This designation
can only be earned, by one who has not only taken
their industry certification exam, but obtaining
accreditation and certification from various other
safety related programs.
In addition, Mr. Green had served our industry
for six (6) years as Chairman of the Secretarial
Procedure Review Board (SPRB) of the new ANSI-I14.1
Safety Standard. Even though Mr. Green regularly
consults with structural engineering firms and
architects to assist owners with their roof anchor
requirements, he also is recognized for his certification
with the SIA (Scaffold Industry Association) and
in the "Principles of Elevated Fall Protection".
He also has attended more IWCA Safety Seminars
than any other individual in the IWCA. Mr. Green
also serves on a number of community boards two
of which are the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
(MS) and the other is the United States JCI Senate.
In addition he is an advisor to United States
Senator Tom Carper, as a member of his Roundtable
Committee.
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