Building Operating Management magazine created the FMXcellence Recognition Program to acknowledge in-house FM teams that apply best practices and innovation to meet their organization's priorities. If your department has added significant value to your organization by helping to achieve broader goals or by actions that have a broad impact across the organization, we want to hear from you.
Whether it's sustainability, cost cutting, or a construction or renovation project, the in-house FM function plays an important role in achieving results for the organization, whether it is a corporation, educational institution, health care provider, government entity, or another type of commercial or institutional organization. And in-house FM departments that achieve results deserve praise.
FMXcellence Winners (from left): Tony Meenaghan - Senior Director, US Facilities, Engineering, and EHS EMD Serono, Inc., Paul Lupica - Head of Facilities, Vice President MRAm, Munich Reinsurance America, Inc., Edward Sullivan - Editor, Building Operating Management Magazine, Jeffrey E. Tetrault - CHFM, CHC, Director of Engineering, Crouse Hospital, Ken Eads - Director, Office of Security Programs, Architect of the Capitol
FMXcellence honorees will be chosen by the editors of Building Operating Management magazine and be recognized in the magazine as well as at the NFMT Conference in Baltimore.
We're looking for ways that FM is adding value. A wide range of FM efforts are eligible for recognition under the FMXcellence program, including:
- Sustainability
- Project management
- Strategic facilities planning
- Workplace planning
- Cost cutting
- Emergency planning
- Mission critical support
- Occupant satisfaction
- Energy efficiency
- Construction or renovation
- Customer service
- Staff development
- Safety and security
- Capital planning
- Communication (e.g. facility newsletter or website)
For a list of FMXcellence honorees, and links to their applications, click here.
