2016 IFMA Nashville Membership Survey Results A big thanks to the many IFMA NASHVILLE members that participated in the 2016 Membership Survey. As was highlighted when this 12 question survey was published earlier, we want to ensure that IFMA NASHVILLE is operating in a manner that is consistent
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The role of today’s Facility Management Leaders is to understand an organization’s core business and contribute to its bottom-line by reducing costs, improving productivity, generating revenue, and improving its image. With these objectives in mind, outsourcing facilities management may play a key role in obtaining those objectives.
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Industries today in the United States have faced significant sustained competitive pressures over the past few decades. These pressures have led to interest in and adoption of new, more efficient and scalable operating models. Outsourcing is a major strategy that commercial and industrial facilities (though they have
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NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENT: IFMA NASHVILLE LAUNCHES NEW SITE AT WWW.IFMANASHVILLE.ORG We are very excited to announce the launch of our newly designed website. Visit us at our new web address ifmanashville.org. The site’s homepage features bright colors and an uncluttered design, which is mobile friendly. We wanted to
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As Nashville, Tennessee’s economy continues to thrive, the city has just been named one of the top ten hottest cities to keep an eye on in 2016. Nashville also recently placed seventh in the country’s top ten real estate markets. Job and population growth have helped to stimulate
Read more →February 18th, 2020 Membership Luncheon This training is all about a conditioned survival mindset. It will teach employees to take ownership of their own security during an active shooter situation by being able to plan effectively and think clearly during an incident. This presentation will also discuss potential workplace violence indicators, as you cannot predict (more…) →
IFMA Nashville
February 18th, 2020 Membership Luncheon This training is all about a conditioned survival mindset. It will teach employees to take ownership of their own security during an active shooter situation by being able to plan effectively and think clearly during an incident. This presentation will also discuss potential workplace violence indicators, as you cannot predict (more…) →
