Get the most from IWFM
Inside Track supports both Corporate and Group members in different but equally important ways. Corporate members will find the latest resources and services to enhance client offerings, boost credibility and align solutions with industry best practice. Group members will find the tools and insights needed to help teams unlock and embed the full value of IWFM membership and learning & development across their organisation.
June 2026 Inside Track update
A warm welcome to our latest members.
New opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities
We have supporter and sponsorship opportunities available for the IWFM Impact Awards taking place on 8 October in London.
Insight partnership opportunities
We are actively seeking sponsors to partner with us on a range of insight resources planned across 2026 and 2027, including our Pay and Prospects Survey, alongside guidance on water management, heat decarbonisation, GS1 and AI.
Contact [email protected] to find out more.
Women in FM seeking Founding Industry Ally
The Women in FM (WiFM) Network is seeking a Founding Industry Ally to support its relaunch and ambition to raise the visibility, influence and progression of women across facilities management. This is an exclusive opportunity for one organisation to stand alongside a growing movement focused on driving meaningful, measurable change across the profession.
Download the brochure to find out more >
Sponsorship opportunity: Building FM leaders for tomorrow conference (Birmingham)
The Midlands Region and People Development SIG are seeking sponsors, including a venue, for their full-day conference, ‘Building FM Leaders for Tomorrow’, on 15 July in Birmingham - don’t miss the chance to showcase your brand, support sector-led development and engage with future FM leaders.
Contact [email protected] to find out more.
Developing you and your clients or teams
At IWFM we understand that keeping your facilities people focused, properly skilled and career-minded, means different things in different sectors. Whatever world you operate in, we can help you to map career pathways, supported by expert guidance and CPD planning, so that you can recruit, retain and develop a high-performing FM team.
Membership means that you're part of something bigger. Whatever stage you're at, you'll have access to the tools, training, support and accreditation you need to grow your impact, unlock your potential, and build a career that matters.
Coming up
Share your views: complete the 2026 Sustainability Survey
The IWFM Sustainability Survey – developed in partnership with Equans UK & Ireland and developed with the IWFM Sustainability SIG, is live. It explores key trends and opportunities in workplace and facilities management. Help shape a greener built environment by taking part. It’s quick to complete, anonymous, and is open to participants in the UK, Isle of Man and Channel Islands.
Plus
If someone you know would benefit from financial support to enable them to take an IWFM qualification, the deadline is fast approaching for the Deborah Rowland Scholarship 2026, which provides financial and mentoring support to individuals starting out in their WFM careers.
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Upcoming events and webinars
Visit our events calendar to find out what events are coming up in 2026.
Research and insights to help you and your clients succeed
Must read
We’ve recently published more expert insight and professional guidance to help your teams deliver sustainability outcomes. Our updated Recycling, Waste and Resource Management Guide is one of our most-read pieces of guidance to date. There’s a great webinar on the subject available to watch now.
Our Climate Adaptation for WFM Guidance offers detailed insight into understanding, planning for and responding to the growing impacts of climate change on buildings, operations and people.
And for expert analysis on the state of the facilities sector, our landmark annual Market Outlook Report is published on 8th June.
Member news
Flow Office - Workplace wellbeing expert on the five office changes that can reduce stress
The average office employee works around 40 hours per week, the equivalent of more than 2,000 hours a year. When so much of our time is spent in the office, it’s no wonder that the environment impacts our productivity, job satisfaction, and well-being.
Join Citation’s free webinar, “Managing workplace stress and mental health: what employers need to know”
With workplace stress and mental health a major focus for regulators – and wider changes like the Employment Rights Act 2025 reshaping expectations – understanding your Health & Safety responsibilities has never been more important.
expansive FM - The FM Fix: Season 2 | Podcast | Listen Now
The FM Fix is a podcast dedicated to the people behind the buildings, the operations and the outcomes. Season 2 brings together some of the industry's most experienced voices, including FM leaders from Currys, Oliver Bonas, Apleona Ireland and more, sharing honest lessons on leadership, compliance, technology, sustainability, career growth and the realities of modern FM.
Hub NI - The role of 24/7 helpdesks in critical infrastructure
Why outages don’t follow office hours - Infrastructure failures rarely happen conveniently between 9am and 5pm. Storm damage, burst mains, power surges, equipment faults and safety incidents can occur at any time, often during evenings, weekends or public holidays when staffing levels are reduced.
