Curated by the team behind FMJ, Facilities & Estates Management Live, takes place on the 7-8th of October at the Business Design Centre in London
The inaugural Facilities & Estates Management Live is unique to other shows in the industry in being focused solely on Facilities and Estates Management. This means it will be closely tailored to what FMs want to see, do and learn, with insightful seminar sessions and products and services that are most relevant to FMs.
Supporting this bespoke approach, Facilities & Estates Management Live has forged key partnerships from within the built environment, including industry associations, The Institute of Workplace & Facilities Management (IWFM), the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). We’re also pleased to announce our headline sponsor is CBRE, the global leader in commercial real estate services and investment.
SEMINAR THEATRES
The show will consist of two concurrent speaking schedules: a series of KEYNOTE talks and panel discussions from thought leaders in FM and the built environment and a series of INNOVATION presentations from key suppliers in the market.
Some of the highlights of the KEYNOTE presentations are:
- An introduction to the KEYNOTE programme by Laura Toumazi, Vice President of Sales CBRE who will outline the main challenges and opportunities for FM into next year.
- Mark Whittaker, CIWFM of Thomson FM Limited, Past Chair of the Institute of Workplace & Facilities Management (IWFM) and Director of the Association of Professional Standards in Asset Surveying (APSAS) with some expert advice on managing FM contracts.
- James Massey, Managing Director – FM, Energy & Retail Intelligence at MRI with a thought-leadership session around the practical use cases of AI in FM.
- Dan Andrews, Executive Director at CBRE Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) shares his expertise in managing one of the most distinctive portfolios of CBRE GWS.
The KEYNOTE PANELS will comprise a series of discussions with participation from thought leaders in the sector, with topics including:
- Recruitment and training in FM: Chaired by David Sharp and CEO of specialist learning and development provider International Workplace which includes former Chair of the IWFM Mark Whittaker and recruitment expert Coleen Cloherty.
- FM Challenges: i-FM’s David Emanuel is joined by Workplace Strategist Debra Ward, Business Unit Director Julian Harrison of MyFM, Richard Wilson, FM Consultant and former Head of Estate Management at Wimbledon and Siobhan Jared, Customer Experience Lead to ask ‘where does FM do next?’
- AI and FM: Mark Griffiths, Chair of Judges for the IWFM Impact Awards joined by Simi Gandhi-Whitaker of Mitie, Andrew Targell from JLL and Esther Coleman of FM software provider Idox discussing the influx of AI into FM.
- Wellbeing in the Workplace: Workplace psychologist Nigel Oseland with a panel of experts from design, food and beverage provision to determine the key ingredients for a healthier workplace, comprising Becky Turner, Claremont, Dan Johnson, ZIP Water, Greg Bramwell, Director of Food & Beverage BaxterStorey.
The INNOVATION seminar programme which runs in tandem with the KEYNOTES will concentrate on getting the best performance out of your FM service providers, consultants and products. Sessions will include:
- Andy Chatt of Restore Information Management on: The ‘Phygital’ formula: how facilities managers can turn paper piles into digital value without losing control.
- Smarter electrical compliance: Richard Carr from Volta on how to reduce risk, avoid unexpected costs and streamline compliance.
- Andy Compton CEO of Cortida with advice on the insider threat – the hidden cyber risk.
- Dr Gavin Dunn, Chief Executive Officer, Fire Protection Association with an update on what’s changed for Fire Risk Assessors following the Grenfell Tower phase 2 recommendations.