About The Greater Triangle Chapter
Chapter Information
Facility Management is a profession that encompasses multiple disciplines to ensure functionality of the built environment by integrating people, place, process, and technology.
The Greater Triangle Chapter of IFMA’s has evolved over the years since the chapter’s revitalization in the late 1990’s. It has become a consistent and reliable news source designed to educate and communicate with our chapter members and local facilities professionals. The Greater Triangle Chapter strives to educate and engage Facilities Professionals around the triangle by providing relevant educational meetings and peer networking opportunities. improve communication standards as part of our overall Strategic Planning process.
Through the dedication and commitment of volunteers, we strive to help keep our members educated, and informed in regards to the changing FM profession. Please join us for one of our meetings or tours to see what we are all about.
Professional Standards
As a core value, The Greater Triangle Chapter Board believes in and is committed to diversity, inclusion and gender equity among its members, volunteers, committee, board leadership and community. We seek to establish and maintain an inclusive culture that fosters equitable participation, learning, and career opportunities for members and event participants from diverse backgrounds in a welcoming environment for all. Diversity and inclusion improve the community for all chapter members and participants and enhance excellence within the Greater Triangle Chapter of IFMA.
Click Here to view the full IFMA Greater Triangle Chapter Professional Standards and Code of Conduct Policy.
December 2024 President’s Message
December is here! The end of the year is fast approaching, and before we know it, many of us will be setting our out-of-office replies and promising to reconnect after the holidays. Personally, I look forward to the holiday season as a time to recharge, spend quality moments with family and friends, and reflect on the year that’s passed while anticipating the year ahead.
As we embrace the festive season, let’s also remember that this time of year can be especially difficult for those who may be dealing with personal challenges. Please take a moment to check in on your loved ones, friends, and colleagues who might be struggling.
Looking back at November, we kicked off the month with our Annual Chapter Appreciation Event at The Angus Barn. A big thank you to all of our sponsors, members, guests, and spouses who made this event a memorable occasion. The following week, we hosted our Coffee and Credentials Event at SAS, which was well attended. This session provided valuable insights into the various certifications available to IFMA members.
As we move into December, we held a Joint Committee Meeting on December 4th at Bond Brothers. It was a great opportunity for our committees to come together, collaborate on upcoming events and initiatives, and discuss goals for continuing to enhance the GTC IFMA member experience. If you’re interested in learning more about how you can get involved, feel free to reach out to me.
Looking ahead, we have our luncheon on December 11th, where we’ll hear from a panel of Triangle Area Real Estate Experts who will share insights on the current market trends and what to expect as we head into 2025.
Finally, we’re excited to kick off the new year with a joint event with IREM on January 8th, featuring guest speaker Jamie Valvano. We hope to see you there!
Wishing you all a joyful and restful holiday season!
Thanks,
Tyler Holmes, Piedmont Service Group
Greater Triangle Chapter of IFMA President, 2024-2025
December 2024 President’s Message
December is here! The end of the year is fast approaching, and before we know it, many of us will be setting our out-of-office replies and promising to reconnect after the holidays. Personally, I [...]
November 2024 President’s Message
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October 2024 President’s Message
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