Facilities Professional Leadership Series

Hosted by Building Operating Management magazine and BOMI International, the Facilities Professional Leadership Series Program can help you advance your facilities management career.

Cost
The cost to attend this career-building series is $1,595, but if you register by Friday, July 30, you'll pay only $1,395.

Program Format
Online education allows you to learn on your terms. Each of the six sessions includes a set of critical readings plus a video presentation by a unique industry leader in that field. Even more valuable than that, this program will be led by a BOMI instructor who will lead you through all six sessions. The program will include facilitated dialogue with fellow students.

Schedule
1. The Business of the Bottom Line - August 23, 2010
2. The Art of Negotiations - August 30, 2010
3. Working with the C-Suite - September 6, 2010
4. Lead and They Will Follow - September 13, 2010
5. Legal Responsibilities for the Facility Manager - September 20, 2010
6. Facilities Management in Any Economy - September 27, 2010

What to Expect
To earn the Facilities Professional Leadership Series certificate of attendance, you will be an active participant in all six seminars by:
• Viewing Webcast modules
• Reading critical articles
• Exchanging thoughts and ideas with fellow participants

Course Details
• Each module is 60 minutes in length and covers a specific topic
• You will have online access to all course materials
• Each module is presented by a facility-industry leader
• Once posted, modules will be available online, any time through the end of the six-week series

Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this class. Anyone is allowed to join.

Who Should Attend?
VPs, Directors and Managers of…

• Facilities
• Building Operations
• Real Estate
• Property
• Security
• Emerging Leaders in Facility Management
• Senior Facility Consultants

Statement of Nondiscrimination
BOMI International and Trade Press Media Group, Inc. are committed to providing an educational opportunity for all persons and admit students of any race, color, gender, sexual preference, age, non-disqualifying handicap, religion or creed, or national or ethnic origin.