FACILITIES SHOW PREVIEW A GLOBAL GATHERING OF FMS
The largest event in the FM calendar will commence in less than two months; on the 20th June, The Facilities Show will return to the Docklands to take the ExCeL by storm. Here’s all you need to know before the big day:
• Build your motivation by emulating the work-ethic that led to double Olympic medals from Dame Kelly Holmes and discover more on her work on numerous mental health boards
• Explore the universe with Professor Brian Cox OBE, and expand your mindset beyond the day-to-day aspects of your role
• Be inspired by a story of triumph and courage, from Falklands war hero, Simon Weston CBE, and turn adversity into opportunity
WHEN & WHERE?
KEYNOTE THEATRE Dame Kelly Holmes
20th June 11.30 – 12.30
From 20th-22nd June, FM professionals from across the globe will descend on ExCeL London, looking to identify new suppliers and source the latest innovative solutions to address project requirements. They’ll also have the opportunity to network in a variety of areas with like- minded peers as they discuss the industry’s hottest topics at the cutting edge of FM, not to mention keeping abreast of all legislation updates and regulation changes.
FACILITIES SHOW SEMINAR THEATRE The Facilities Show Seminar Theatre and the Keynote
Theatre will examine all the key issues in facilities management. Addressing the most pertinent topics, the tailored programme delivers insights from industry experts as well as real case studies and developments from Senior FMs. Headlining this year’s seminar programme will be three more inspirational speakers, and arguably our best yet.
INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKERS
(SPONSORED BY HONEYWELL) Our biggest inspirational line-up ever, featuring Double Olympic gold medallist, Dame Kelly Holmes; Rock star physicist Professor Brian Cox OBE; and Falklands War veteran, Simon Weston CBE are coming to inspire and motivate you in the Keynote Theatre.
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Professor Brian Cox OBE 21st June 11.30 – 12.30
Simon Weston CBE 22nd June 11.30 – 12.30
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