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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: August 5, 2016
IFMA Boston: Fall 2016 CFM Study Hall - begins September 19
Please join IFMA for the CFM study hall series from Monday, September 19th to Monday, November 21st, focusing on the 9 competencies of the CFM Certification Exam. This is a self study support group, guided by IFMA Members who have passed the CFM exam. A parking pass will be provided to all attendees. Dates and topics subject to change.
Light dinner will be provided.
Schedule:
September 19: Intro/Practice exam
September 26: Communication, Quality
October 3: Emergency Preparation & business continuity/Technology
October 17: Envl. Stewardship & Sustainability/Operations & Maintenance
October 24: Real Estate
October 31: Human Factors/Leadership and Strategy
November 7: Finance
November 14: Project Management
November 21: Clean up night/Practice Exam
*Reminders*
You will need to bring a notebook to the first session. Each session thereafter you will bring your course study set.
When you register you are registering for attendance in the entire series. Please contact the office prior to a session if you are not able to attend.
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