The Facilities Management Track

The Facilities Management Track attracts thousands FM professionals from across New York to learn of the latest technology, innovation and developments from leading industry experts. 

Gain access to hundreds of high-level speakers across the two days, plus AIA CES accredited training workshops and interactive panel discussions with leading architects, contractors, engineers, government and more. The conference program covers a wide range of topics in facilities management, including facility planning and design, sustainability, energy management, maintenance strategies, technology integration, and regulatory compliance

FM STAGE

Meet senior buyers from all sectors of construction including: 

  • Civil Engineers

  • Contractors

  • Designers

  • Developers

  • Facility Management Companies & Service Providers

  • Fit-Out & Interior Companies

  • Government Departments & Agencies

  • House Builders

  • Housing Associations

  • Industry Bodies & Trade Associations

  • Local Councils & Municipal Authorities

  • Manufacturers of Building Systems & Equipment

  • Planners & Operations Managers

  • Specifiers & Technical Consultants

Connect with the construction industry’s leading companies including:

  • AECOM
  • Consigli Construction Company
  • Extell Development Company
  • Gilbane Building Company
  • H2M Architects + Engineers
  • Kohn Pedersen Fox
  • MTA New York City Transit
  • New York City Housing Authority
  • Perkins Eastman
  • Skanska
  • Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
  • Stantec
  • STV
  • Turner Construction Company
  • WSP

Network with key decision makers from across the industry including:

  • Architects

  • Building Performance Managers

  • CEOs

  • Chief Facility Officers / Heads of FM

  • Consultants – Facilities Management & Building Operations

  • Directors – FM & Operations

  • Directors of Design Performance (Operational Efficiency Focused)

  • Facility & Asset Managers

  • HSE Managers – Building Operations & Safety

  • Managing Directors – FM & Lifecycle Services

  • Operations Directors – Commercial & Residential Buildings

  • Specifiers – Building Systems & Materials

  • Technical Directors – FM Systems & Infrastructure

LAST YEAR'S FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

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    Struggling to bring in leads outside of referrals? Lacking authority in the industry? You’re not alone. Many AEC brands suffer from generic messaging, fragmented marketing efforts, and an unclear path …
    Artificial intelligence is reshaping how building and remodeling teams work, helping them streamline operations, increase productivity and deliver better client experiences. This session focuses on re …
    The City of New York recently released the Active Design Guidelines 2.0 – Design for Health and Equity (ADG 2.0), an update to the original guidelines published in 2010. ADG 2.0 goes beyond the promot …
    Across the AEC industry, organizations generate vast amounts of data. Yet, much of it goes unused, while projects continue to suffer from rework, delays, and fragmented decision-making. This session b …
    Augmented Reality (AR) and real-time rendering are emerging as powerful tools for improving collaboration and efficiency across the architectural design and construction process. Rather than serving s …
    Urban environments can be demanding and overstimulating, intensifying feelings of stress and overwhelm among many residents.  The built environment is rarely neutral; it acts as either a catalyst or a …
    With up to 60% of a building’s energy loss occurring through windows and openings, this session delivers a science backed checklist for designing and installing high-performance windows and window fra …

    Human-Centered Residential Design for Physical and Emotional Well-Being

    Join 3x3 for an introduction to the tools and frameworks we use to lead trust-centered community engagement and design processes that foster belonging and strengthen project delivery in the built environment.

    Meaningful community engagement shapes community partnerships and trust, timelines, approvals, and long-term project success. This session will introduce participants to community-centered and inclusive design frameworks that can transform design and construction-phase engagement into an opportunity for building trust with communities, stewardship, and placekeeping. Through an interactive activity, participants will explore how to scope engagement services for design processes that are co-creative and grounded in care, while maintaining project momentum and strengthening long-term community partnerships.

    In an era of rapid automation and technical complexity, our most personal and human traits of empathy, intuition, and social sensitivity, can become our greatest professional assets. This workshop foc …
    The Sutphin Archer gates of the future pilot was a part of a larger MTA C&D initiative to modernize the subway/ Long Island Railroad (LIRR)/ JFK Air-train terminal complex; The project intended to tes …
    Addressing mental health and suicide prevention are part of the next dimension in building a best-in-class safety culture. The construction industry has a suicide rate 4x the national average for work …
    What if you could get the benefits of a sustainable, blown-in cellulose insulation but with built-in pest control? Now you can! No matter if it is new construction, retrofit attic applications, sidewa …
    Designed for architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, and development professionals, this workshop introduces the upcoming Existing Building Code and what it will mean for projects across New …
    As mass timber and other high‑performance building solutions gain traction, project teams face a persistent challenge: moving from design intent and material claims to evidence‑based decisions grounde …
    AEC professionals regularly translate complex work into clear, persuasive messages across presentations, proposals, articles, reports, project narratives, and client conversations. Too often, that com …
    Designing for small spaces is not a compromise, but a discipline, one that demands rigor, restraint and imagination. In a city where every square foot carries extraordinary value, small space design b …