In this episode, Matthew sits down with Sarah Brobeck, President & CEO of the Association for Linen Management, to discuss how education, leadership development, and community are shaping the future of the healthcare and hospitality laundry industries. From her start as a healthcare laundry operator to leading ALM, Sarah shares how structured training, mentorship, and collaboration help strengthen both individuals and the textile care industry as a whole.

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Andrew Fairlie, Director of Logistics & Supply Chain at George Courey Inc., to explore how logistics powers the healthcare and hospitality textile industries. From container management and strategic warehousing to AI-driven forecasting and sustainable practices, Andrew shares how his team ensures that hospitals, hotels, and laundries always receive the right textiles at the right time.

In this episode, Jeff speaks with Cort, Director of Surgical Solutions at George Courey Inc., about the future of reusable surgical gowns, drapes, and sterilization wrappers. From FDA 510(k) clearances and AAMI PB70 standards to in-house testing and hospital economics, they explore why reusables deliver safer protection, greater comfort, and up to 30–50% cost savings compared to disposables.

In this episode, we explore the people-first culture behind George Courey Inc.’s success in healthcare textiles, hospitality linens, and institutional laundry. From hybrid work and strong values to continuous learning and AI-powered HR tools, discover how a culture of safety, inclusion, and empowerment drives better outcomes for employees and customers alike.

In this episode, Jeff, Rob, and Matthew explain why staying laser-focused on three core markets—hospitality, healthcare, and institutional laundry—helps us deliver better quality, smarter sustainability, and more resilient supply chains. From guest comfort to clinical performance, learn how specialization leads to better results for our partners.

In the premiere episode of Behind the Seams, Jeff and Rob Courey share the 115-year journey of George Courey Inc.—from humble beginnings in Montreal to becoming a North American leader in institutional textiles. Tune in for insights on resilience, company culture, and the future of healthcare and hospitality linens.

(Laval, Canada, September 22, 2022) Jeffrey and Robert Courey have celebrated the successful transition of their 112 year old family-owned and operated linen and textile business, George Courey Inc., from the third to the fourth...

We can help! As we arrive already to the end of the first month of 2022, there is no better time than the present to reflect on the past year we have had here at...

Montreal Canada, serving North America – September 1 2021 – George Courey Inc has been awarded a group purchasing agreement for Reusable Textile with Premier Inc. Effective December 1 2021, the new agreement allows Premier...

George Courey Inc has always been focused on developing its product offering with the goal of providing innovative reusable solutions that offset the extreme environmental impact of disposable PPE. With the healthcare frontline worker’s health...

As part of GCI's commitment to supporting community initiatives that strengthen the social fabric of our society, we have partnered with Co-LABinnov to donate $500 worth of reusable face shields to Jardin Royal Garden Inc. This...

As part of GCI's commitment to supporting community initiatives that strengthen the social fabric of our society, we have partnered with Co-LABinnov to donate $1,000 worth of reusable face shields to the Groupe Lokia, Trois-Rivières...