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Strategic Life Plan for Facility Managers: Human Longevity & Your Career
By Alex Lam
2020 marks the 40th Anniversary of IFMA. How time flies. All of us are getting older but we are also living longer […]
Real Estate Yoga: Agility in Real Estate Planning isn't a Huge Stretch
By Jeff Revoy
Workplace analytics are crucial to optimizing commercial real estate (CRE). Trends, forecasting, and projections are critical tools that help companies adapt to […]
The Facility Manager’s Guide to Information Technology
This panel discussion is based on selected chapters from The Facility Manager’s Guide to Information Technology: An International Collaboration between the IFMA […]
Communicate a Winning Image
This unique session is designed to explore the keys to developing and communicating a winning image in our professional and personal lives. […]
Change Management is More Than Just a Free Lunch!
Change management is more than just a free lunch! Let’s face it, today’s workplace is more complex than ever before. We have: […]
Sustainable Facility Management
Advice from expert FMs on evaluating the sustainability of existing facilities, development of sustainable strategy for incorporating sustainability into building operations, and […]
A Cigarette, a Fire and 3 Years to Find a Solution: Lacrosse Apartments, Docklands
By Fraser Main
On the evening of 24 December 2014 the occupant of apartment 605 at the Lacrosse Building put down his cigarette. What happened […]
The New Landscape of Work: A new Paradigm of Work and its Impact on the Workplace
The workplace has traditionally been thought of as a singular self-contained unit, a place where one comes to engage in work whether […]
The Stellar RFP: The Sourcing Process from Facility Manager and Vendor Perspectives
This presentation is an opportunity to simultaneously examine the RFP process from both the FM and vendor perspectives. FMs will learn a […]
Designing for Focus Work
By Gabor Nagy
In today’s ever changing and uncertain world, few things are constant. One of them is the basic human need to focus or […]









