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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: September 4, 2009
IFMA's Annual Awards of Excellence
A new category has been added: "Rookie of the Year."
To qualify for this category the nominee must be an outstanding facilities manager in the industry for less than 3 years and does not have to be an IFMA member.
Please make sure you submit your nominations before the ballots close on Friday, October 30. Nominate as many members as you think are worthy of recognition by the chapter.
You can submit your nominations by visiting IFMA's website, clicking on the awards nominations form and filling it out or at one of IFMA's next events. If you have any questions, please contact Mindy Williams, chair of the awards committee at [email protected].
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