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Posted: October 3, 2025
IFMA Boston members attend IFMA International World Workplace in Minneapolis September 15-18
Minneapolis, MN IFMA Boston Members Attend IFMA International World Workplace from September 15th – 18th. World Workplace is an opportunity for continuing education, networking and socializing with others in the world of the built environment. Many of our members had booths on the trade show floor, while others enjoyed the opportunity to make new connections.
World Workplace 2026 will be in Anaheim, California next November.
Colby Fillippelli, president-elect; and Alex Agnello of True Data Ops. They had a blast running routes and
kicking field goals at the welcome reception held at U.S. Bank Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings.
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