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Global FM Awards for Excellence in Facilities Management 2010...and the Winners are:
Check out the video announcing the 2010 Winners of the Awards for Excellence in FM
The video is also available on YouTube. Please click here to watch it
The Global FM Awards for Excellence in Facilities Management recognise efforts by individuals or teams within the FM industry, from researchers through to facility operators, who have made a positive contribution to the knowledge, practical application and communication of strategies to improve the workplace environment and sustainable performance of their facilities.
These awards of Excellence in FM are intended to recognize the “best of the best” within the FM world and to promote the strategic value and progress of facilities management. These awards will give an invaluable worldwide recognition to recipients for their commitment and success in promoting and enhancing FM practices.
And the 2010 winners are:
Platinum Award
Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) and EC Harris (Submitted by BIFM). Click here to listen to podcast with the Award winner
Photo: Ian Fielder, BIFM's CEO hands over the Global FM Award to Janet Young of the Department for Education and Alan Kemp of EC Harris
Gold Award
CISCO France, Paris (submitted by ARSEG). Click here to listen to podcast with the Award winner
Silver Award
The Centre Milton Keynes, UK (Submitted by BIFM). Click here to listen to podcast with the Award winner
Photo: Ian Fielder, BIFM's CEO, hands over the Global FM Award to Dan Murphy
All the thirteen submissions received are available here.
To have more information on the Awards, process, timeline and rules, please click here.
Headline Sponsor for Global FM 2010 Awards for Excellence in Facilities Managment
ISS – A World of Service
ISS is Europe’s largest commercial provider of cleaning services and one of the world’s largest commercial providers of facility services, operating in over 50 countries in Europe, the Americas and Asia/Pacific.
Through an in-depth understanding of the service provisions and outsourcing trends and developments in our target markets ISS has developed its organisational structure around the ability to offer bundled services and to integrate and manage the provision of services at our customers’ premises.
Business model
The ISS business model is based on creating value for our customers by taking over their non-core activities, which are those covering a range of business services within facility management, cleaning, catering, security, property and support services. This allows our customers to concentrate on their core business.
The Service Offering
Our approach is as flexible as it is professional. Customers can choose a single service or a fully managed integrated facility solution made up of numerous business streams.
ISS focuses primarily on delivering portfolio and site-based services, where ISS employees become an integrated part of the clients’ daily operations. Not all country operations necessarily offer all services within the six service areas. Local offerings depend on factors such as customer demand, market conditions and access to qualified staff.
We aim at Leading Facility Services globally – by leading Facility Services locally.
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4 August 2010
Global FM Announces Winners of 2010 Awards for Excellence in FM
BRUSSELS, Belgium — (04 August 2010) — The Global Facility Management Association is pleased to announce the winners of its first-ever Awards for Excellence in Facilities Management. The Awards recognise efforts by individuals or teams within the FM industry — from researchers to facilities operators — who have made a positive contribution to the knowledge, practical application and communication of strategies to improve the workplace environment.
These awards are intended to recognize the “best-of-the-best” within the FM world. They give an invaluable worldwide recognition to recipients for their commitment and success in promoting and enhancing facilities management practices. Award recipients demonstrated the value of their innovations and/or improvements to the community through sustainable outcomes in the FM industry. The innovations and/or improvements arose from research or an initiative. They were in turn substantiated by supporting documentation or independent verification of the outcomes of the initiative, or in the case of research, the key findings . Read More


