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EKO HOTELS AND SUITESV/I, LAGOS

JUNE 10, 2015

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NigeriaFacilities ManagementRoundtable

The need to demonstrate how Facili�es Management can help business bo�om line in the face of dwindling revenue will top the agenda at the 2015 Nigerian Facili�es Management Roundtable; as top execu�ve and professionals within Nigeria's business environment will converge to deliberate on how Facili�es Management can play a key role in their quest to make every kobo count.

With the increasing relevance of the Facili�es Management sector to business profitability, employees produc�vity and environmental sustainability; it is becoming increasingly clear that the FM prac�ce has different implica�ons to each sector of the economy, and that each sector appreciates its importance differently.

This reality is giving direc�on to the composi�on and discourses at this year's roundtable, under the theme “Building Resilience for the Future”. This year's Roundtable will feature one Keynote Address, One Technical Paper, and five breakout roundtables focused on the Oil & Gas, Real Estate and Infrastructure, Financial Services, Telecommunica�on and Public sector, as follows:

The Nigeria FM Roundtable 2015 | Building Resilience for the Future.

While such issues such as asset lifecycle, occupancy rate, foot fall, Return on Investment, cost, maintenance and savings are core to landlords and investors; the customers, tenants, employees and visitors are concerned with the quality of services and availability of cri�cal systems a larger percentage of the �me.

In the mix of these is the Facili�es Management professional. This breakout session will feature Real Estate Investors, Landlords, Developers, Real Estate Finance Experts, Facili�es Managers and other stakeholders as they seek to bring to the fore issues affec�ng their market and come up with plausible ways of mee�ng individual needs.

Real Estate and Infrastructure.

At this breakout session, Head of Facili�es, Asset Managers, Real Estate Directors and relevant players within the Nigerian Financial Service Sector will be seeking to respond to the ques�ons of how Facili�es Management can adequately contribute to the opera�ons of banks and related ins�tu�ons. It is to cri�cally iden�fy the salient issues why the sector should embrace FM more than it's currently doing.

Financial Services

With the introduc�on of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement and its results in the market, it is becoming impera�ve for government to consider the Facili�es Management component of projects before signing them off. Top government officials, members of the academia, media professionals within this sector will take cues from exis�ng PPPs in the avia�on and transporta�on sectors to open up the real issues and expose the gap between the benefits expected from PPPs and what is currently obtainable in the market.

Public and Government Sector Roundtable

Facili�es Management is rela�vely popular in the Nigerian Oil & Gas space. However, there are s�ll few other challenges around the quality of services delivered, adherence of local FM Companies to global best prac�ce, value for money spent, Safety, Health and Environment issues, among others. This session will seek to X‐Ray these issues and the way forward for FM in Oil and Gas.

Oil and Gas Roundtable

Besides the fact that the infrastructure investment in this sector is very complex, it is common knowledge that it is one of the sectors that invests hugely in cri�cal infrastructure across loca�ons. Top technical experts and Asset Managers will discuss the need to ensure that these infrastructures are worth the investment of the operators, and for them to get value for the money spent; with Facili�es Management helping to complete their lifecycles, will form the crux of the discussions at

The Telecommunications Roundtable

Over 100 top industry execu�ves from the Real Estate, Oil and Gas, Tele communica�on, Finance as well as key officials from Federal and State Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA) will converge to deliberate on issues affec�ng FM in their various sectors/industries.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

What To Expect

oil & gasfinance

real estatetelecomsgovt mdas

paper presentation

plenary session

questions & answers

Facili�es Management is one of the key industries of the built sector. It is responsible for close to 90% of the lifecycle of Real Estate and Infrastructure assets.

Therefore, with Nigeria's current Real Estate value of N6.5 Trillion es�mated to grow at an average of 10% over the next few years, and a huge infrastructure sector es�mated at $350 billion; it is safe to say that Facili�es Management is fast comple�ng the circle of becoming another key contributor to Nigeria's rebased economy.

However, there are numbers of challenges slowing down the poten�als of the FM industry in Nigeria. Such challenges are: the inclina�on of businesses to con�nue cu�ng cost in the face of currently economic reali�es, the knowledge gap about the huge value FM can bring to the business bo�om line, absence of local FM companies to deliver global standards to the market, the cost of Health Safety and Environmental standards among others.

The Facilities Management Industry in Nigeria

Some of the speakers that have graced past edi�ons of the FM roundtable include……

Dr Mrs Oluranti AdebuleSecretary to Lagos State Govt

Engr Femi AkintundeMD, AlphaMead Facilities& Mgt Services Ltd

Keith McClanahanCo-Principal,FM Benchmarking

Dr Bosun JejeCommissioner for Housing,Lagos State.

Dr Obafemi K HamzatComm for Works &Infrastructure, Lagos State.

Mrs Iyabo AboabaPresident, IFMANigeria

Prof Timothy NubiSnr Lecturer, Dept of Est Mgt,University of Lagos.

Mrs Erejuwa GbadeboMD, Cluttons, Nigeria.

Shina OliyideGM, Techincal Services,AlphaMead Facilities & MgtServices Ltd

Also, a growing propor�on of mul�na�onals and indeed Nigerian businesses are beginning to call for professional Facili�es Management services that can help improve the lifecycle of their assets, enhance employees' produc�vity and increase business profitability.

But the ques�on is; is Nigeria's Facili�es Management industry ripe for these opportuni�es? The need to raise standards to acceptable global level, the need to explore the peculiari�es of the Nigerian business and opera�onal environment, and the need to collabora�vely tackle the challenges facing the industry in Nigeria, mid‐wived The Annual Nigeria Facili�es Management Round table.

The Annual Nigeria FM RoundtableThe Nigeria Facili�es Management Round table debuted in Nigeria in 2012. The event, which is organized in commemora�on of the annual World Facility management Day, is a thought‐leadership ini�a�ve of Nigeria's leading Facili�es Management Company, Alpha Mead Facili�es & Management Services Limited (AMFacili�es), is designed to present a rare pla�orm for key stakeholders in the FM sector to share ideas, strategize and deliberate on issues affec�ng the industry and prac�ce in the country. Having completed three different edi�ons, the FM round table is now arguably the biggest event for Facili�es Management in Nigeria, as it has proven over the years to be one pla�orm that has strategically increased awareness and the level of educa�on about Facili�es Management prac�ce and policy formula�on for the industry.

From the first edi�on, the event has witnessed robust discussions from the brightest minds and carefully selected experts in the field. In 2012, the first edi�on of the FM Roundtable was organized with the theme “Advancing Global Best Prac�ces in the Real Estate and Facili�es Management Industry in Nigeria”. The 2013 edi�on had as its theme, “Crea�ng an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Maintenance of Real Estate Assets and Public Infrastructure in Nigeria”. And in 2014, stakeholders discussed “Towards Op�mal Performance of Cri�cal Infrastructure and Real Estate Asset in Nigeria”.

Facili�es Management Companies

Facili�es Managers / Consultants

Oil / GasOperators

Telecommunica�onCompanies / Staff

Proper�es lawyers and general legal prac��oners

CEO's /Managing Directors of companies who employ

the services of facili�es managers

Federal, State and local Government ministries across

the 36 states and the FCT

Federal and state ministries of land

and survey

Surveyors, Architects, Urban planners

Engineers and building contractors

Who ToAttend

Who to attend

Even as the Facility Management sector in Nigeria con�nues to seek out be�er ways of engaging the public and private sectors, the impera�ves of collabora�ve efforts, knowledge sharing among industry prac��oners, as well as keying into global best prac�ses, is not lost on the FM industry.

As a leading Facili�es Management company, AMFacili�es is spearheading the charge towards ensuring that the Facili�es Management takes its righ�ul place as a cri�cal contributor to the na�on's economy by regularly assembling key stakeholders, exper�se and the media to discuss raving issues in the industry, set new agenda for prac��oners, and increase the level of awareness of the prac�ce.

Why AMFacili�es is Organizing the Roundtable

World FM Day

The World FM Day was introduced in 2008 by Global FM, a worldwide federa�on of member‐centric organiza�ons commi�ed to providing leadership in the facility management profession. The body aims to ensure quality assurance in FM as well as to promote the strategic values and progress of the Facili�es Management profession by leveraging the Global FM member associa�ons' strengths, knowledge and experience.

This event provides opportunity for FM professionals and other key stakeholders to discuss how best to manage facili�es in their various countries where they operate and ul�mately proffer solu�ons to iden�fied shortcomings in the area of Facili�es Management.

The World FM Day is organized in collabora�on with the Interna�onal Facility Management Associa�on (IFMA). Founded in 1980, IFMA is the world's largest and most widely recognized interna�onal associa�on for Facility Management professionals, suppor�ng 24,000 members in 105 countries.