FACILITIES SHOW PREVIEW GHLIGHTS
FACILILTIES 2020 STRATEGY SUMMIT, 23RD
JUNE - 10:50
Panel discussion: Market view from a TFM perspective • What is the current state of the market for TFMs?
• Where is growth expected to come from between now and 2020?
• Are TFMs seeing increasingly longer contracts?
• What can clients do to ensure they get the most out of working with a TFM?
• How does outsourcing stimulate innovation?
• What’s the biggest challenge facing TFMs between now and 2020?
Phil Holland, Managing Director, Integrated Facilities Management, Mitie
Paul Willcock, OCS Compliance Services Steve McDonald, Strategic Development Director, Bouygues Andrew Wilkinson, Sodexo
EXCELLENCE ARENA, 23RD
FM OPERATIONAL JUNE - 14:40
Closing keynote: Balancing a career in FM and Olympic sailing
Tim Hancock has worked in facilities for over 30 years, with Serco, Unicorn, Alfred McAlpine, Connaught and now O&G. In parallel to his commercial career has also gained a worldwide reputation as an Olympic class sailor. He was won many world and European championship events and is now the chair of selectors for the Team GBR Olympic Sailing Squad. Tim was also a chief umpire at two Olympic regatta races in 2012 – officiating when Ben Ainslie won his most recent gold medal.
In this closing keynote, Tim will talk about lessons learnt from sport for FM and the importance of culture to ensure best possible performance.
Tim Hancock, Chief Executive, O&G and Chair of Selectors, Team GBR Olympic Sailing Squad
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