Professional Development Guide

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1 BOMI Professional Development Courses- RPA, FMA, SMA and SMT BOMA Education and BOMA International s Webinar Series 2015 Calendar of Events Networking Opportunities Team Involvement EDUCATION ADVOCACY NETWORKING IDEAS 2015 Professional Development Guide

2 2015 Calendar of Events JANUARY January 6 January 8 January January 21 January 21 January 21 January 27 January 29 Winter Business Meeting Networking Team Meeting Monthly Membership Luncheon: Change is Not a 4-Letter Word- Help Your Team Succeed Industrial Team Meeting and Tour FEBRUARY February 3 Emerging Professionals: UCF Real Estate Club Building Tour February 4 Membership Meet and Greet February 5 Engineer Breakfast February 10 BOMA Florida Day at the Capitol February 12 February 18 February 18 Monthly Membership Luncheon: Intelligent Equipment February 24 February 26 Emerging Professionals Networking Event *Executive Committee and Leadership Meeting TBD MARCH March 3 March 3 March 5 March 12 March 18 March 18 March 20 March 30- April 1 March 31 APRIL April 7 April 2 April 8-11 April 14 th April 15 April 15 April 24 th April 28 April 29- May 1 UCF Real Estate Club Meeting Membership Networking Social Monthly Membership Luncheon: Codes and What You Need to Know Industrial Round Robin BOMI Accelerated Law and Risk Management Class Southern Region Conference Awards Team Meeting Monthly Membership Luncheon: Insurance Requirements and Risks Annual Golf Tournament Medical Office Building Conference *All dates subject to change

3 2015 Calendar of Events MAY May 5 May 14 May 20 May 20 Monthly Membership Luncheon: 1-4 Ultimate- Update on Construction May 21 Industrial Team Meeting and Tour May 26 *Executive Committee and Leadership Meeting TBD *Engineers Breakfast TBD JUNE June 1-3 June 2 June 3 June 11 June 17 June 17 June June 30 BOMI Accelerated Environmental Health and Safety Issues Membership Meet and Greet Monthly Membership Luncheon Every Building Conference and Expo JULY July 7 July 9 July 14 th Awards Team Meeting July 15 July 15 Monthly Membership Luncheon: Multi Generation Workforce July 28 *Executive Committee and Leadership Meeting TBD AUGUST August 4 August 13 August 19 August 25 August 27 Industrial Team Meeting and Tour *Engineers Breakfast TBD *All dates subject to change

4 2015 Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER September 1 September 2 Membership Meet and Greet September 10 September 16 September 16 Monthly Membership Luncheon September 29 *Executive Committee and Leadership Meeting TBD OCTOBER October 6 October 8 October 13 Awards Team Meeting October 21 October BOMI Accelerated Asset Management Class October 21 Monthly Membership Luncheon October 27 October 29 Industrial Team Meeting and Tour *Engineers Breakfast TBD NOVEMBER November 3 November 6 November 10 November 12 November 13 November 18 November 18 November 24 DECEMBER December 1 December 4 December 10 December Planning Session Awards Team Meeting BOMI Ethics Class Monthly Membership Luncheon Holiday and Member Awards Luncheon *All dates subject to change

5 Professional Designations Our designation programs are recognized as marks of distinction and excellence throughout the property and facility management industries. Each program offers time-tested courses with a proven curriculum that will help you successfully tackle the demands of an increasingly complex profession with confidence and authority. Throughout the year, BOMA Orlando will provide educational courses that qualify for credit toward each of these designations. Real Property Administrator (RPA ) The RPA designation program serves the educational needs of both third-party property managers and corporate property managers. By familiarizing you with the many aspects of operating a commercial building, the program helps you integrate these issues into the broader task of property management. The program teaches you to maximize a building s net income while minimizing risks. Facilities Management Administrator (FMA ) The FMA designation program teaches you valuable skills in strategic planning, project management, corporate finance, capital investment, and physical asset management. Whether you re a new or experienced facilities manager, or someone in a related profession who will benefit from knowing how to create a quality work environment that maximizes productivity, this program is right for you. Systems Maintenance Technician (SMT ) The SMT designation program helps you increase the operating effectiveness of your building. You ll gain career building skills and knowledge, as well as recognition as an integral part of your facilities team. Systems Maintenance Administrator (SMA )* The SMA designation program is designed to meet the needs of hands-on technicians and building engineers. The courses show you how to manage energy-efficient, environmentally sound, cost-effective building systems. What Can A Designation Do For You? Useful knowledge: That is the hallmark of a BOMI designation. A BOMI designation helps you to understand your job better, to be more productive and to get noticed. It imparts the critical skills you need to grow professionally and personally. BOMI designations provide you with the educational foundation on which to continue to build your current career or branch out into other areas of the real property industry. Whether you complete a single course or a full designation program, you will get a true feeling of accomplishment and the satisfaction of knowing that you have just empowered yourself with the skills and understanding that can better your career throughout your life. Statistics to Consider 98 percent of BOMI International graduates said that BOMI International courses have enabled themselves or their employees to be more efficient. 94 percent of graduates who have earned a BOMI International designation and/or certificate agree that they have helped better position their corporation or organization for success. 68 percent of graduates have experienced a decrease in monthly operating expenses with energy consumption being the number one cost savings.

6 Educational Opportunities Air Handling, Water Treatment, and Plumbing Systems (applies to SMC, SMA, and SMT) HVAC, fire protection and alarm systems Air cleaning devices and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plumbing, water conditioning and treatment Asset Management (applies to PMFP, RPA, and FMA) Strategic planning, investment and operation analysis Property acquisition and disposition Retaining and attracting tenants Boilers, Heating Systems, and Applied Mathematics (applies to SMC, SMA, and SMT) Heating system operations Mechanical components of heating systems Thermodynamics as applied to heating systems Budgeting and Accounting (applies to PAC, PMFP, and RPA) Record keeping and budgeting requirements Revenue and expenditure cycles Financial statements and annual reports Lease abstracts and working with capital Building Design and Maintenance (applies to SMA) Building foundation materials and systems Curtain walls and windows Roofing systems Flooring, interior walls, and ceilings Vertical transportation Grounds maintenance and inspection Reading, scaling, interpretation, care, and use of construction documents Electrical Systems and Illumination (applies to SMA and SMT) Sources of electricity Electrical safety, circuits, and meters Cables, terminations, and conduits Light sources, fixtures, and maintenance Electric motor basics and maintenance Energy Management and Controls (applies to SMC, SMA, and SMT) Control system basics Auxiliary and electronic controls Computerized automatic control systems Factors determining energy consumption Preventive maintenance measures Energy management control system applications Environmental Health and Safety Issues (also offered in Canadian version) (applies to RPA, FMA, and SMA) Regulatory overview, audits, and legal issues OSHA and EPA regulations Hazard communication and hazardous waste Emergency response Asbestos and lead management Office and industrial ergonomics IAQ, air emissions, and pollution control Storage tanks Site assessment Ethics Is Good Business ShortCourse (applies to RPA and FMA) Tenant relations and conflicts of interest Recordkeeping and proper use of funds Trade secrets and confidentiality Facilities Planning and Project Management (applies to FMA) Value of planning and organizing Identifying and rating user needs Owned vs. leased developed facilities Classifying facilities projects Specifications for facilities performance Design development and review Implementing projects Project closeout Fundamentals of Facilities Management (applies to FMC and FMA) Principles of information management Investment, costs, and budgeting strategies Operating levels of facilities activities Outsourcing principles Benefits of leasing vs. ownership

7 Educational Opportunities Fundamentals of Real Property Administration (applies to RPA) Ethics and responsibilities of property managers Asset management and economics Owner/tenant relations and contracting services Retention, improvements, marketing, and leases Safety and security Reporting and control systems Environmental issues Law and Risk Management (also offered in Canadian version) (applies to RPA) Conveying and financing real estate Contracts and property interests Premises liability and loss exposures Environmental law and concerns Employment relationships, benefits, and agency Introduction to risk management Principles of insurance and insurable risk Leasing and Marketing for Property Managers (applies to RPA) Market analysis, survey conditions, and planning Ownership and investment Renewal and tenant satisfaction The leasing plan, including lease negotiations Public relations and advertising Tenant prospecting and space allowance Managing the Organization (applies to RPA, FMA, and SMA) Managerial roles and leadership skills Effective group/team management Decision making and problem solving Improving communication and motivation How to implement change successfully Sustainable strategies for building operations Real Estate Investment and Finance (also offered in Canadian version) (applies to PMFP, RPA, and FMA) Asset valuation, appraisal, and enhancement Costs, cash flow measurement, and taxes Capitalization and lending practices Site and building analysis Ownership vehicles Refrigeration Systems and Accessories (applies to SMC, SMA, and SMT) Refrigeration cycles and principles Mechanical components of refrigeration systems Systematic troubleshooting General maintenance procedures Technologies for Facilities Management (also available in Canadian version) (applies to FMA) The growth of technology in the workplace CAFM (computer-aided facility management) LANs (local area networks) CAD (computer-aided design) systems Telecommunications systems Power, wiring, and flooring HVAC, lighting, and ceilings Technology-intensive spaces Management of security systems The Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part I (applies to FMC, PAC, RPA, and FMA) Building design and construction Construction materials Building envelope and structural systems Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning Building system controls Life-cycle costing Roofing Interior walls, ceilings, and flooring The Design, Operation, and Maintenance of Building Systems, Part II (applies to FMC, PAC, RPA, and FMA) Security and fire protection systems Electricity applications and energy management Pest control and solid waste management Vertical transportation systems and parking Architectural metal maintenance

8 BOMA Education Commercial real estate professionals look to BOMA International as a leading source for industry education. BOMA offers a variety of programs designed to enhance and advance the careers of commercial real estate professionals. Courses are offered in a variety of formats to suit every schedule and budget. Every Building Conference & Expo June 28-30, 2015 Los Angeles, CA Commercial real estate s most important event of the year is more than a collaborative meeting of the industry s best minds. It s an impressive display of innovation, creativity and best practices a critical, career-advancing opportunity for CRE professionals who are serious about crafting their success in the everchanging, high-stakes business of commercial real estate. Backed by the industry s leading association, BOMA International s Every Building Conference & Expo delivers a gold-standard combination of information, expertise and industry connections that can t be duplicated at any other event. BOMA member or not, you ll benefit from the exclusive opportunities available here. Get what it takes to create your own success For more information please visit: Medical Office Building & Healthcare Facilities Conference April 29-May 1, 2015 Cleveland, OH Healthcare real estate is evolving. Growing. Creating opportunities. To stay abreast of them all to learn about the issues, innovations and trends that are certain to impact how you invest and do business attend the industry s largest, most respected conference. There s no better way to make connections, consult with experts and equip your company for future success in the fast-changing world of healthcare real estate. For more information please visit: Online Learning BEEP BOMA Energy Efficiency Program Finally! An innovative operational excellence program to teach commercial real estate professionals how to reduce energy consumption and costs with proven no- and low-cost strategies for optimizing equipment, people and practices. BEEP s six-course series gives you the information, strategies, technologies, how-to guides and resources you need to reduce energy and costs all without leaving your office. Each seminar is delivered conveniently via web-assisted audio seminars. Webinars Learn about emerging issues and the latest trends in commercial real estate without ever leaving your office. These 60-minute programs are accessible online. Each live webinar features expert panelists, resource packets in PDF format and live Q&As. Did you miss a live webinar? No problem! Recorded webinars are available for download ondemand. e-seminars Electronic seminars delivered over the internet using full-motion video, audio and graphics. Unlike classroom seminars, e-seminars are available anytime and anywhere you have an internet connection. Explore BOMA s popular Office Standard e-learning Course, or peruse the offerings in our e-seminar Center.

9 BOMA Teams Overview Networking Opportunities BOMA Orlando Luncheons *Every 3 rd Wednesday of the month Members: $30 Non-members: $50 BOMA luncheons are enjoyable and educational. They are also a valuable networking and professional development experience. Each luncheon features an industry-recognized speaker on a topic of interest to the commercial real estate industry. BOMA Orlando Socials & Golf Tournament Annual Golf Tournament April 24th Rosen Shingle Creek BOMA Orlando Networking Socials March, August, and October BOMA Southern Region Conference Dates: April 8-11, 2015 Location: Charlotte, NC Education seminars, networking events and social activities are just a few of the opportunities that await you at the BOMA Southern Region Conference. During the conference you will learn about industry trends, listen to nationally recognized industry leaders and gain perspective on issues affecting commercial real estate. Awards Team Responsible for the annual awards ceremony to highlight the TOBY and Outstanding Member awards and industry related recognitions. Duties include securing sponsors, planning the event, and promoting the event to members. Government Affairs Team Reviews and determines the direction for legislative activities on the National, State, and Local level. Actively monitors issues affecting BOMA members and directs grass roots campaigns to address these issues. Service Projects Team Develops guidelines for the organization s involvement with community organizations and recommends charitable organizations to the Board. Emergency Preparedness Team Informs membership on issues affecting our industry by providing safety programs and information on the website. Emerging Professionals Team To promote career and personal development opportunities through networking, education and mentoring for emerging professionals. Work with UCF s Real Estate School and engage students in BOMA Orlando. Engineers Team Hosts educational breakfasts for engineers. Provides networking within the membership to help one another in the industry. Golf Team Responsible for budgeting, planning, and promoting an annual golf tournament held each year. Industrial Team To provide a reliable resource of education and information for commercial property management professionals, specific to industrial properties, while offering a forum for collaboration and networking. Leadership Team Prepares and educates active principal members to advance on the organization s Board of Directors. Membership Development Team Responsible for the recruitment and retention of membership. Team serves as liaison for new or prospective members, provides orientation and encourages BOMA involvement. Networking Team Plans, coordinates, and facilitates approximately three social networking events per year. Promotes the benefits of networking. Public Relation Team Actively pursues all methods to get BOMA recognized through the media.

10 BOMA Winter Business Meeting Washington, D.C. BOMA Florida Day at the Capitol Tallahassee, Florida

11 Learn. Grow. Succeed. Membership in BOMA is essential to a career in property management. The Building Owners and Managers of Florida is one of the state s premier associations for those who manage commercial real estate. If you are a property manager or facility manager, BOMA s programs and services are designed with you in mind. Regardless of your property s size, you benefit from BOMA membership. As a BOMA member, you are able to advance your career through educational courses, luncheons, and other programs. You may also study for a professional designation or enroll in a onetime course to expand your knowledge of the industry. BOMA programs empower property professionals to increase their operational efficiency and return more profit to building owners. As a BOMA member, you also have the opportunity to grow as a leader. By actively serving on a committee or task force, you gain valuable leadership experience while serving the commercial real estate industry. And you can be recognized for your leadership efforts personally and professionally through BOMA s annual association awards program, as well as the coveted TOBY (The Outstanding Building of the Year) awards program. Being a proud member of BOMA, sets your career on a path of success, while returning greater value to your building s owner. The opportunities are endless, so let s get started. Opportunities BOMA Orlando s Mission Statement: BOMA Orlando exists for professional and educational purposes for the advancement of the real estate owner and manager in the Central Florida area. BOMA Orlando s Core Purpose: Education. Networking. Professional Development. At BOMA Orlando, we are dedicated to providing our members with only the most effective training courses and powerful networking events available in the commercial real estate industry. Stay Connected with BOMA Orlando: Find BOMA Orlando on LinkedIn!