Friday, 9 July 2021, 12:25 pm
The facilities management industry came together to
celebrate excellence at the FMANZ Gala Awards Dinner on
Tuesday night. Hosted by TV personality Hilary Barry, and
held as part of FM Summit 2021 at Cordis Auckland, the
awards paid homage to the following winners and
finalists.
The Brian Happy Award for
Facilities Manager of the Year went to Marius
Nortje, Field Operations Manager – Projects & Building
Services with UMS NZ.
In nominating Marius for the
award, Malcolm Allan Country Manager of UMS said, “Marius
is the epitome of what a good FM should be. Tasked with
managing an incredible number of assets and facilities –
Press Release – Facilities Management Association of New Zealand
The facilities management industry came together to celebrate excellence at the FMANZ Gala Awards Dinner on Tuesday night. Hosted by TV personality Hilary Barry, and held as part of FM Summit 2021 at Cordis Auckland, the awards paid homage to the following winners and finalists.
The Brian Happy Award for Facilities Manager of the Year went to Marius Nortje, Field Operations Manager – Projects & Building Services with UMS NZ.
In nominating Marius for the award, Malcolm Allan Country Manager of UMS said, “Marius is the epitome of what a good FM should be. Tasked with managing an incredible number of assets and facilities – from community halls and campgrounds to New Zealand’s largest swim centre – he takes it all in his stride. He demonstrates the unusual mix of both big picture strategic thinking and an eye for detail. In two years, Marius has managed multi-million-dollar projects, doubled the revenue of h
Press Release – Facilities Management Association of New Zealand New Zealand’s hard-working facilities managers will pause today to celebrate the important role they play in ensuring the collective spaces we live our lives in are safe, healthy, sustainable, productive and fit-for-purpose. The theme for this year’s …
New Zealand’s hard-working facilities managers will pause today to celebrate the important role they play in ensuring the collective spaces we live our lives in are safe, healthy, sustainable, productive and fit-for-purpose.
The theme for this year’s World FM Day – ‘Standing Tall Beyond the Pandemic’ – focuses on the vital role facilities managers have been called upon to play over the past year. Their immense efforts have allowed key services, businesses, government departments and other organisations to continue to operate as effectively and efficiently as alert levels have allowed.
Press Release – Facilities Management Association of New Zealand
New Zealand’s hard-working facilities managers will pause today to celebrate the important role they play in ensuring the collective spaces we live our lives in are safe, healthy, sustainable, productive and fit-for-purpose.
The theme for this year’s World FM Day – ‘Standing Tall Beyond the Pandemic’ – focuses on the vital role facilities managers have been called upon to play over the past year. Their immense efforts have allowed key services, businesses, government departments and other organisations to continue to operate as effectively and efficiently as alert levels have allowed.
“Facilities managers across New Zealand continue to play a vital frontline role in ensuring and enabling the operational health and safety of our workplaces and business environments,” says Gillian Wess, CEO of FMANZ, the association representing facilities management professionals in Aotearoa.