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2019 CAFM Letter from the Chair

By Scott J. Compton AIA posted 02-11-2019
Facilities Leaders, In 2019, the Corporate Architects and Facilities Managers (CAFM) Advisory Group is looking forward to your participation in our upcoming membership survey. We want to gather your thoughts and feedback as we begin to adapt the direction ...
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Looking for leaders like you

By Brian D. McLaren posted 06-30-2018
The 2019 call for nominations is open and we are looking for passionate people to help support our mission. Our mission The AIA Corporate Architects and Facility Management (CAFM) Knowledge Community consists of architects working within and ...
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Podcasts: Life on the outside

By Brian D. McLaren posted 01-01-2018
Life on the Outside: Architects outside of Traditional Practice Check out podcasts hosted by Casey Martin, AIA a previous CAFM advisory group chair, as she interviews other interesting Architects who have found their careers diverging from the traditional ...
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What is Credit Score and How To Maintain It?

By Jeff Homes posted 08-24-2016
Banking is something that’s now an inevitable part of life. It is more like a chore to a business. Hence, it becomes important for the customers to maintain a good share of their credibility for the bank to score them good while helping them with loans. ...
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What Is The Significance of Customer Services in Higher Education?

By Jeff Homes posted 06-20-2016
In any business scenario, customer support service bears great significance. At the moment, various conventional higher education institutions are not able to generate enough revenues and they are constantly in search of ways that can help them to do ...
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Webcast from DOE: LED Site Lighting Technology Feb. 17, 2011 12PM-2PM EST

By Jennifer M. Wickwire posted 02-08-2011
The CAFM Advisory Group, through its association with the Department of Energy, is pleased to bring this opportunity to its members. While this seminar is open to all, access may be limited by the host’s phone system. Those who are interested should ...
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