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Members Message | June 26th 2013
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Members Meeting

The next EuroFM Members Meeting will be held in Sofia Bulgaria on the 10th and 11th of October 2013. Please keep posted for more information soon. Please register for this event by sending an e-mail to eurofm@eurofm.org stating you would like to register for the Members Meeting. 

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International Editorial Committee

The IEC has published its second article on the EuroFM website!
Log onto the site to read the second article namely: Nexus Dynamic.
The IEC calls out articles concerning the FM industry. If you feel the need to share you knowledge and writing expertise on translating the FM findings into an exciting article feel free to email this article to eurofm@eurofm.org for the EuroFM IEC to review this.

Stay tuned for the next article!

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EuroFM invited to comment on forthcoming FM guidance

EuroFM Members are invited to comment on the forthcoming RICS FM Guidance as part of the consultation process. A copy of the proposed guidance can be foud below.

RICS is looking forward to receiving comments through the online consultation platform from any of EuroFM member who wishes to comment.

Click here for the RICS FM consultation

The deadline for comments is the 8th of July.

 

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Conference Papers of the 12th EuroFM Research Symposium

Sustainability has many facets and is the focus of the 12th EuroFM research symposium on FM. Therefore, this volume contains a diverse set of research papers which address a broad spectrum of concerns. The framework for the Symposium  includes social, economic and environmental approaches within the field, from an ecological perspective in FM.

The call for papers reminded us that FM is not just support services representing necessary cost to organizations. FM can provide essential benefits and positive impacts of importance for both for the primary activities of organizations, for all stakeholders and for society. It is rewarding to work with a network of researchers and practitioners who believe that FM can make a difference to people’s lives and to the success of private, civil and social enterprise.

The papers for the research symposium are organised in the three themes that underpinned the call for papers. As such the papers represent the first contributions to newly formed working groups to advance knowledge.

To receive a copy of the conference papers, please contact us on eurofm@eurofm.org

 
 
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