CClean Inducted into Westchester County Business Hall of Fame

CClean, a commercial cleaning company celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2024, is thrilled to announce its induction into the prestigious Westchester County Business Hall of Fame. This significant achievement coincides with CClean CEO Joseph Pizzimenti being honored with two additional accolades this year: Outstanding Community Partner and Healthcare Hero.

The induction into the Westchester County Business Hall of Fame for Family Business Success, an honor bestowed by the Business Council of Westchester during an April celebration in New Rochelle, New York, recognizes CClean’s exceptional contributions to the local economy, its innovative business practices, and commitment to the community. Founded in 1984 as a small family business, CClean has grown into a thriving company employing more than 140 people and setting industry standards for quality and reliability in commercial cleaning. 

This honor highlights CClean’s ability to adapt to changing market dynamics while maintaining a commitment to core values, customer satisfaction and community involvement. It also highlights the long-term vision and strategic planning that have allowed the company to flourish and remain a vital part of the Westchester business landscape for four decades. 

“Our induction into the Westchester County Business Hall of Fame is a tremendous honor,” said Joseph Pizzimenti “It acknowledges not only our business achievements but also our dedication to job creation, giving back, and innovation. We are grateful for the support of our clients, employees, and the entire Westchester community.”

In March, Joseph Pizzimenti received the Outstanding Community Partner award at the Association of Development Officers Philanthropy Awards Breakfast, in recognition of his positive impact on the Westchester community by supporting local nonprofits through leadership, financial support, in-kind contributions, and volunteerism.
 
In May, he was celebrated as a Westchester Magazine “Healthcare Hero” for his extraordinary efforts during and after the pandemic to keep the county’s hospitals, medical offices, and therapeutic private schools clean and safe, protecting public health and prioritizing the safety and comfort of healthcare workers. 

“Our success enables us to create good jobs for hardworking individuals and give back to the nonprofits in our community who are tackling today’s most pressing and important issues,” said Joseph Pizzimenti. “I appreciate the opportunity to share these awards with my exceptional team members and bring attention to those working behind the scenes to keep people safe, comfortable and healthy.”