This Event has been Cancelled

(please stay tuned for a new date this Fall !)

If you would like details regarding becoming a sponsor for this event in fall,
please contact info@bepkc.org or KcifmaEducation@gmail.com

IFMA’s new course, “Sustainable FM: A Practitioner’s Guide to Greening Your Facility,” is now the most in-demand session offered by IFMA’s education department.  This valuable program will assist you in leading sustainability efforts in taking practical actions to justify programs for your organization.
 

DAY 1     

• Introduction and self-assessment
• History/legislation/benefits
• Sustainability assessment of organization and FM department
• Metrics, reporting and green claims
• Greening your FM operations
• Greening your physical facilities

DAY 2    

• Greening your physical facilities (cont.)
• Engaging upper management
• Leading Sustainable change
• Analyzing the sustainability team
• Choosing your entry point
• Creating the action plan
• Post-course self-assessment

Develop clearly defined processes, solutions and strategies to meet your organization’s sustainability goals. 
Register today!

 
Speaker:  Teena Shouse, CFM, IFMA Fellow,  Facility Engineering Associates

Course instructor will be our own chapter member, Teena Shouse, CFM, IFMA Fellow, Past IFMA National Board Chair, and Senior FM Consultant at Facility Engineering Associates in Fairfax, VA. 

Teena creates and teaches facility management courses for IFMA and is a guest speaker at both North America and International conferences and universities. She was recently appointed to serve as Global FM Deputy Chair on the Global FM Board of Directors, a global federation of FM organizations based in Brussels, Belgium. She is also an adjunct professor at KU.
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Registration includes breakfast and lunch for both days of this event.

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