Awards

In this annual survey of Facility Executive readers, votes were cast for product and service suppliers preferred during 2017.

As a department of one, Kirk Beaudoin, senior facilities manager for adidas, formalized protocol for the company’s retail stores.

In this annual survey of Facility Executive readers, votes were cast for product and service suppliers preferred during 2016.

Fred Reddig, director of facilities for the NFL’s Detroit Lions, hit the ground running to improve sustainability at the team's Ford Field.

This year’s Readers’ Choice Awards features companies in more than 40 categories, whose products and services were rated highest by facility management professionals based on aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service.

In Hamilton County, OH, Ralph W. Linne, director of county facilities, tames management tasks with technology and shapes a long-term energy plan.

For this year’s Readers’ Choice Awards, the survey included more than 40 categories, and facility management professionals were asked to indicate what companies they rated highest based on product aesthetics, product reliability, value, and customer service.

The magazine's Facility Executive of the Year winner is recognized for his effort to transform his department at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus.

TFM's 21st annual Readers' Choice Awards highlight preferred vendors and service providers in more than 40 categories.

Agent of change: this year’s TFM Facility Executive of the Year guided the transformation of an aging facility.

Churchill’s not in the running, so nominate an outstanding facility manager you know today. From the September 2013 issue.

Numerous companies offer products and services to members of the facility management (FM) profession. And each year, Today’s Facility Manager (TFM) asks its readers to vote for their preferred vendors in a variety of categories.

A close eye on operations costs propels this year’s TFM Facility Executive of the Year, J.B. Messer, director of facilities management for Oklahoma City Community College.

For this year’s Readers’ Choice Awards, the survey included 47 categories, and FM professionals were asked to indicate what company they rated highest based on product aesthetics, product reliability, value, and customer service.

Having established a five year facility plan, Robert Wengel, vice president of facilities at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, is delivering results.

Broad minded and methodical, this IT professional brings a fresh approach to facilities.

For this professional, adopting a proactive and clearheaded approach has saved many things—including lives.

This professional's career has developed right along with his employer's growth.

This natural born leader has just what it takes to advocate excellence, professionalism, and class.

The core values of facility management excellence are exemplified by a man who achieves a perfect balance.

Inspired by the challenge, this steady leader learns what he can from each milestone he achieves.

Resulting from TFM reader votes, more than 40 industry suppliers have been recognized as top product and service providers.

TFM readers have spoken, and the following companies have been recognized for the aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service they have provided to facility management professionals.

Evaluated on aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service, the following winners have made a positive impression on the facility management community.

Passionate about facilities, this colorful motivator leads by example and has a great time along the way.

A no nonsense leader gets things done at a growing Houston hospital-in spite of obstacles and disasters.

In its premier year, TFM's Facility Executive Of The Year Award is a distinct accolade. It recognizes the outstanding work done by a facility professional on a single project, making it the only award of its kind. One nominee was particularly outstanding, and that was the entry submitted on behalf of Kelly Olds.