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New Member Orientation

Join us for an informative session on the benefits of IFMA membership, networking opportunities, education and career development, professional designations, code of ethics, and more. Get to know the Executive Committee and find out about upcoming events and initiatives.

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New Member Orientation

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  1. New Member Orientation March 28, 2019

  2. Agenda • Questions – Please Ask • Introductions • IFMA Overview • Benefits of Membership • Networking • Education and Career Development • Professional Designations • Career Resources • Code of Ethics • Wrap Up

  3. 2019 Executive Committee President Renee Ponik, CFM president@ifmaorlando.org Vice-President Lisa Cloud Kelly, CFM vicepresident@ifmaorlando.org Secretary Jennifer Black secretary@ifmaorlando.org Treasurer Kathy Nelson, CFM treasurer@ifmaorlando.org Administrator Renee Perrin chapteradministrator@ifmaorlando.org 407-251-6632 Immediate Past President Amie Erickson, CFM, FMP, SFP pastpresident@ifmaorlando.org

  4. President – BR Ponik Administrator – R. Perrin Secretary – J. Black Past President – A. Erickson Treasurer – K. Nelson Vice P – L. Cloud-Kelly Membership Advocacy Development Recertification Marketing Nomination Networking Strategy Record Retention Sponsorship Communications Award of Excellence Executive Staff Board of Directors Special/ Ad Hoc Committee Committee Major Duties Components * Additional Director from committee chairs

  5. Education Advertisement Socials Retention Community Development - A. Koscielcki Networking - S. Larson Membership - S. Arnold Marketing - C. Solomon Advocacy - N. Lopez Program Call of Duty Recruitment Tours Government Reverse Trade Show Social Media Mentorship - K. Dupree* Benefits Print Media Facilithon Golf Tournament Web Page Recognition Publications Toast Masters CFM Renewal Letters College Curriculum Board of Directors Special/ Ad Hoc Committee Committee Major Duty * Additional Director from committee chairs

  6. Icebreaker • Your Name • Company • Job Responsibilities

  7. IFMA First • Check IFMA’s calendar First • If you need a service, check IFMA First • When you have a conflict, IFMA First • Make sure your profile is updated at www.IFMAOrlando.org

  8. IFMA International Overview IFMA is dedicated to advance the ​professional discipline of facility management worldwide • Established in 1980 • International Association with over 24,000 members in 104 countries • Over 134 Chapters worldwide • 16 Councils • 6 Communities • Together they manage more than 78 billion sqft of property and purchase more than $526 billion in products and services annually

  9. IFMA OverviewGreater Orlando Chapter History • Originated in 1990 • Membership has quadrupled since 2000 • Chapter of the Year 2009 • Over 220 members • 1 of 4 Chapters in Florida

  10. Networking • Education Programs held on the 4th Thursday of the month • Membership Meetings held directly after Programs • Jan 24, 2019 - Complete • Mar 28, 2019 • May 23, 2019 • Sep 26, 2019 • Nov 21, 2019 – Annual Meeting • End of Year Celebration – December 5, 2019 • Networking Events – free to FMs, sponsorship opportunities • Tailgate Party – Jan 31, 2019 – Success • Wing Fling (World FM Day) – May 15, 2019 • Chapter Golf Tournament – Oct 25, 2019 • Chapter Leadership and Committee Participation • Calendar Access -www.ifmaorlando.org

  11. Networking - Orlando Committees • Career Resources (online) • Education/Programs • Membership • Marketing • Advocacy • Outreach • Social Events • Sponsorship • Reverse Trade Show • Florida Facility Summit • Facilithon • Web page • Call of Duty

  12. Community Outreach • 50/50 offerings • The Howard Phillips Center for Children & Families - $140 • Loaves and Fishes – today’s program • United Against Poverty • Foundation for foster children • Charitable Events • March 29– Rebuilding Together Orlando • Provided $1500 via the tailgate party in January • May/June– 2nd Harvest • October – Coalition for the Homeless • December (Annual Celebration) – Gift Card Drive

  13. IFMA Sponsored Events • Facility Fusion – Atlanta, GA - April 8 - 10, 2019 • Members and guests from around the world attend • Education, Networking and Expo • Chapter sending 2 members, total of 8 to attend • FacilithonPensacola, FL – April 7 – 9, 2019 • Assist in recruiting & judging students in the FM field • World FM Day – May 15, 2019 – Networking Wing Fling • Advocacy Day Washington, DC – September 1-3, 2019 • Meet your legislators • Learn about IFMA sponsored FM legislation • World Work Place Phoenix, AZ – October 15-17, 2019 • Members and guests from around the world attend • Education, Networking and Expo • Chapter Sponsored Dinner for Chapter members

  14. Education and Career Development • Credentials (FMP, CFM, SFP) • Educational Programs • CFM Study Groups – starting in April • CFM Exam Review Prep • Books and Literature www.ifma.org • Programs in Core Competencies • IFMA Benchmark Reports at www.ifma.org • IFMA Council & Research Reports at www.ifma.org

  15. Education and Career DevelopmentIFMA Councils • Communicate with colleagues worldwide about issues, concerns and best practices specific to your area of facility management.

  16. Education and Career DevelopmentIFMA Communities • Communicate with colleagues worldwide about issues, concerns and best practices specific to your ​interests.

  17. Membership Categories • Associate– representation of a manufacturer, vendor, dealer, distributor; and/or provider of facility-related products and/or services • Professional – working in the facilities profession • Student – candidates who are engaged in full-time study at an accredited college or university • Retired – previously worked in the facilities profession • Young Professional – under age 35, new or current members . This membership may not exceed 5 years.

  18. Professional Designations • Facilities Management Professional (FMP) • Build a solid foundation. • Start your career in the right direction. • Prepare for the Certified Facility Manager (CFM) • Set yourself apart from the competition. • Establish your professional network.

  19. Professional Designations • Certified Facility Manager • The most respected global credential in facility management. • Competency-based • Recognized globally • CFM study groups – starting in April (virtual study with South Florida) • Greater Orlando Chapter offers instructor led CFM Exam Prep Course

  20. Professional Designations • Sustainability Facility Professional • Support your environmental commitment with practical FM skills. • Challenge the status quo. • Impact your organization’s Triple Bottom Line. • Social, Environmental, Financial • Earn a competitive advantage.

  21. IFMA Overview • Code of Ethics • Professionalism • Confidentiality • Conflict of Interest • Compliance with Laws • Responsibility to the Profession • Protection of Assets • Fair Dealing • Reporting of any Illegal or Unethical Behavior

  22. You only get out what you put in!Get Involved! • Become a…. • Committee Member • Committee Chair • Officer • Sponsor • Attend Monthly Chapter Meetings or a Board of Directors Meeting • Participate in activities – golf tournament, planning sessions, board meetings, training sessions, Ad Hoc Committees, Reverse Trade Show • Attend World Workplace

  23. Chapter Sponsorship • Various packages available • $600 Silver • $1,200 Gold • $2,000 Platinum • $4,000 Diamond • Benefits vary by package • 2019 Sponsorships information is available on the Chapter Website • Annual sponsorship closed for 2019, but be prepared for 2020 • Contact Lisa Cloud-Kelly or Renee Perrin

  24. Other Sponsorships • Golf Tournament • Social Events • Tours • CFM Exam Prep

  25. Help Us, Help You • Our chapter has a strong commitment to retention and we need your help to maintain our high retention rate • Here’s how we do it…. • Surveys to identify continuous improvement opportunities • Website and personal contact with members regarding meetings and events • Variety of meeting times and locations to appeal to broad audience • Offer career enhancement through education • Ensure programs and events are relevant to membership

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