Workplace and Facilities management professionals are experienced in managing their buildings PPMs efficiently, but often don’t score as well when managing their own balance scorecard…This session will consider how to maximise efficiency in four key areas;
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Beth is an established trainer, speaker and facilitator with over 26 years of managing buildings and teams.
Prior to starting FMHS Consulting Ltd, Beth held a number of high-profile roles including Head of Facilities Management at Ascot Racecourse where she was responsible for all FM operations – the impact of the changes made were so successful, the patron at that time, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, noticed and passed comment!
As one of the leading trainers in her field, Beth specialises in 4 key areas; Professional Development; Facilities Management, Health & Safety and Mental Health and her feedback is exceptional, with learners using words like ‘inspirational, motivating, engaging and brilliant!
The presentation will cover why embedding sustainable practices is critical to future success, the business benefits it offers, and practical steps to successfully begin that journey to net zero. Leading to what a credible pathway looks like, with a couple of examples of businesses in the FM sector who are already embracing sustainability and are now seeing the long-term value of positioning themselves as industry leaders.
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Geoff Prudence will discuss and provide thought provoking experiences on developing
strategies for yourself and teams which will include:
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It’s often challenging to progress your career in FM, particularly working client side and difficult to break into Corporate Real Estate Management from FM. This is my story on how I did it!
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A Senior Property Executive, responsible for Corporate Real Estate, Property Strategy, Facilities Management, Fleet Services and Energy Procurement in my current role as Director of Property for Virgin Media O2. I hold a MBA from Sheffield-Hallam University; I’m a Fellow member of RICS, a Certified member of IWFM and have held senior management positions at Vodafone and the BBC, where I’ve established a track record of providing leadership, strategic oversight and operational excellence by removing complexity, driving change, inspiring thers, enabling strategy, and leading with purpose.
After losing her son in a terrorist attack in May 2017 Figen Murray realised that there are no legal requirements for venues to keep customers and staff safe from terrorist threats. After starting a campaign, she is now working with the government on this legislation.
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Figen is the mother of Martyn Hett, who was tragically killed alongside 21 others at the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in May 2017.
Figen has been working with the Government and the security industry to make tangible changes to security at venues. She is the force behind Martyn’s Law, a legislation requiring publicly accessible locations to improve security against the threat of terrorism. She achieved a distinction in her MA in Counterterrorism from the University of Central Lancashire.
Figen’s dedication and work in counter terrorism saw her awarded an OBE in the 2022 New Year’s Honours List.
