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Month: February 2025

Articles:FMCC President’s message

Monday, February 24th, 2025

Big news! The Facility Management Journal (FMJ) is now completely DIGITAL!   While the Ask The Expert (ATE) pages are where articles written by the FMCC members are posted, this is not the only part of the publication where you can share knowledge with our FM community. Choose a topic you are expert in and/or… Read the full article »

Join IFMA as a Student Member for FREE

Thursday, February 20th, 2025

IFMA can help you advance personally and professionally through career development, learning, networking, leadership and the world’s best FM events. Join for FREE until April 11, 2025. You must be a student in full-time study at an accredited college or university qualify. You must provide proof of current enrollment by April 11, 2025 to qualify…. Read the full article »

Dancing with change in FM-Webinar Recordings

Wednesday, February 19th, 2025

After a number of months of planning and many conversations, the FMCC is publishing insights for the Facility Management community on Change – in a series of Webcasts. This series “Dancing with Change in FM” takes inspiration from the Peter Senge book – The Dance of Change: The challenges to sustaining momentum in a learning organization…. Read the full article »

FMCC members who joined/renewed in January

Monday, February 10th, 2025

Welcome to our newest members who joined FMCC in January: Prathvish Pai from Doha, Qatar Mark Fallon with The Berkshire Company from South Yarmarth, Massachusetts Walker Patterson with Roof Management, Inc from Norcross, Georgia Peyman Kiaras-attari with M1 Software Inc from Louisville, Kentucky Zeeshan Ali with Enova by Veolia from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Georges Tarabay… Read the full article »

Dancing with Change in FM-webcast w/Brent Ward

Monday, February 3rd, 2025

Brent Ward: Dancing With Change in FM Brent digs into energy management systems and the changes that technology brings to managing interior environments through sensors, equipment monitoring with technology and the importance of meeting organization mandates for environmental issues. Machine learning for HVAC equipment allows continuous adjustments for meeting occupant needs. He also touches on… Read the full article »