The IFMA Boston Marketing & PR Team debuted their new "IFMA in 60" video series at this year's Awards of Excellence.

Kate Thibeault, CFM, Pearson and IFMA Boston past president presented the Best Practices Small Project Award to athenahealth's Nourish Caf

Ken McKeown, AAA Northeast presents John Lorusso of Agera with this year's Exemplary End User Award.

Joanne Trask, CFM, Partners Healthcare and VP of education and Jessie Wigfall, CFM, Liberty Mutual and IFMA Boston president present this year's scholarship recipients Margaret Robinson, Sean Miller and Jeremy Lowe all of Wentworth Institute of Technology

This year's Emerging Leader is Ashley White, Ropes and Gray.

Francine Buck, Haworth and IFMA Boston VP of special events presented Roger Dowd, Ecologic with this year's Exemplary Service Provider Award.

This year's You Make It Happen goes to the IFMA Boston marketing & PR team (from left): Tom Palange, Cannistraro and VP of marketing and PR; Stephanie Nappi, Siemens; Jessica Mewkalo, Siemens; Stephen Hopkins, CRESource; Annie McEvoy, NEREJ; Andrew Verder

Sean Murphy, Liberty Mutual and IFMA Boston past president awarded this year's Best Practices Sustainability: Owner Award to Eastern Bank, nominated by Cannistraro.

Kathy DeMello, Berkshire Hathaway Real Estate-Verani and IFMA Boston past president awarded this year's Best Practices Medium Project Award to Boston Scientific, nominated by Margulies Perruzzi Architects.

Karen Garvin, IFMA Boston past president awarded this year's Best Practices Large Project to the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building team, nominated by Sasaki Associates, Inc. and Mecanoo.

Best Practices Small Project award recipients The Bridgespan Group, nominated by CBT Architects.

Tom Smart, Sterling Corp. and longtime IFMA Boston volunteer was this year's President's Award recipient.

This year's Best Practices Sustainability: Tenant Award went to the Unitarian Universalist Association.

Dawn Borden, CFM, FacilitiesPM and IFMA Boston president elect awarded Jeanne MacLellan, Dowling and Houy with this year's Professional Development and Educator Award.

After 3,500 votes were cast, the University Crossing project, nominated by Perkins+Will was voted this year's People's Choice Award by just 27 votes.