- 12 November, 2004 -

OpenWorks, a leader in the facility services and commercial cleaning industry, has announced that Luke Davis has been hired as the Director of Operations for the Arizona region, encompassing the greater metropolitan Phoenix and Tucson areas. Eric Roudi, OpenWorks CEO says, "We are excited to have Luke in this important and integral role. His leadership and mentoring will help take the Arizona region to new heights." Prior to joining OpenWorks, Davis served as Director of Operations in the dry cleaning and freight service industries. Davis has a vast amount of experience in management of production plants, retail outlets, and has trained franchisees in plant operations. Davis is a certified ISO 9000 auditor and holds a Bachelor of Administration degree from Northern Arizona University. As Arizona's Director of Operations, Davis shall oversee a team of District Managers and customer service and support staff who work together to deliver premium commercial cleaning products and services to OpenWorks' customers. He will also provide leadership and support to the franchise base. About OpenWorks As a premier provider of commercial cleaning, OpenWorks is dedicated to increasing customers' profitability by minimizing the time, effort, and cost involved with facility maintenance. Over twenty years ago, Founder and CEO, Eric Roudi, built the company based on one core philosophy: the cleaner a work environment, the more productive those who use it can be. Today, that philosophy remains the foundation for the organization's continued success. The OpenWorks network has grown to include more than 400 franchises, which service approximately 1,500 facilities in Arizona, Washington, and California -- over 20-million square feet of commercial and industrial space. OpenWorks seeks to wow its customers through outstanding service delivered with honesty, integrity, mutual respect, and a "can-do" attitude. For more information on OpenWorks, log on to www.OpenWorksWeb.com or call 800-777-6736.

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