March 21-23: FMs unite around asset management, energy, future trends, M&O and safety at NFMT in Baltimore
by Eileen McMorrow
The first facilities industry event in 2023 returns to Baltimore with NFMT 2023, the National Facility Management and Technology Conference & Expo. The McMorrow Reports & FMLink have been attending for at least 20 years, and we know our readers should, too.
Facilities managers, executives, engineers and allied professionals will gather March 21-23 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland. Both the educational conference sessions, starting on Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. and ending on Thursday at 4:45 p.m., and the expo floor are bountiful with exhibitors from all segments of FM.
Of note, the Energy & Sustainability Track offers topics that are high on the FM radar again, such as What Leading Organizations are Doing Today to Drive Decarbonization; Mission Critical: Net Zero Diesel for Emergency Generator Power; and Funding Your Energy Project with New Tax Incentives Related to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), among others.
The Asset Management track explores: How to Build an FM Team with the Right Skills & Knowledge, with members of the ProFM commission and recent ProFM credential-holders; Facility Management Innovation and the Future of the Built Environment; and pace Utilization and Facility Condition Assessments, Anand Sankey, Director of Maintenance Services,, Western Michigan University among others.
The conference tracks include:
Asset Management; Energy & Sustainability; Future Trends; Health & Safety; Maintenance & Operations; Security; Technology and the Think Tank .
Opening for 90 minutes on Tuesday afternoon, the expo hall kick-off is followed by NFMT’s notable Networking Party from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. The Women in FM panel and reception returns on Wednesday afternoon along with the Solutions Exchange. The fnPrime Lounge is available every day. Product Zones, 20-minute sessions during expo hours, occur on the expo floor each day.
NFMT offers a Justification Toolkit (PDF file) for potential attendees to share with their management. It includes a justification letter, cost and budget analysis, and post-event report.
Use NFMT’s event explorer while registering to pre-register for sessions. Build your agenda to include conference sessions roundtables, networking functions, product zone sessions, and time in the exhibit hall. Research the education sessions and the exhibitors to successfully choose the ones that apply to your position and company needs.
Pricing is offered at the Basic, Pro, Elite and Non-Buyer Levels.