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Learn from the Best: Facility Champions Webcast set for November 12

Hear from 2024 award recipients on projects they’re working and what they think the future holds in FM.   November 6, 2024


By Dave Lubach, Executive Editor


You may have read the profiles of our 2024 Facility Champions this fall. 

Now, you can join us to not only recognize the best of the best in the facilities management industry but pick their brains and hear their thoughts on several topics that affect facility managers today. 

FacilitiesNet will host its second annual Facility Champions webcast, as four of our eight award recipients will join us for a webcast on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 11 a.m. EST. You can register for the webcast by clicking on this link and hear what facility leaders have to say about the future of the profession and talk about current topics affecting the industry. 

Facility Champions scheduled to participate include: 

  • Catherine Antenucci, Assistant Director of Engineering, Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa. 
  • Doug Diaz, Director of Facility Optimization, Clark County School District, Nevada. 
  • Allen Tanner, Maintenance Coordinator, Frenship (Texas) Independent School District. 
  • Cary Wilder, Associate Director of Projects and Renewal Strategies, Stanford Graduate School of Business. 

Associate Editor Mackenna Moralez will moderate the discussion. 

Dave Lubach is executive editor of the facility market. 

 

 

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