Fri Sep 18 @09:00 - 18:00
Facility managers are in unique position to improve the sustainability operational performance of their portfolio. It is not only showing our commitment to addressing global warming but also enhancing the corporate image and improving the working environments. Register now for the complimentary session to get involved, get informed and get inspired!
0900-0910 | Introduction | |
Video "Why is FM More Relevant Than Ever?" | ||
0910-0930 | Ms Jenny Yeung, Director, IFMA Global Board of Directors - "Sustainability Facility Professional Credential" | |
0930-0950 | Ms. Yvette Watson, Co-founder, PHI Factory - "Sustainable FM in the Netherlands, Great Practices and Tech Solutions" | |
Vidoe - "Climate Change Fundamentals FM Professionals" | ||
0950-1010 | Dr. William Yu, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, World Green Organisation Mr. Angus Yip, Senior Director, Wisdom Asset Management Ltd - "Green Finance - Solutions for Sustainability?" | |
1010-1030 | Dr. Vicent Chow, CEO and Founder, En-trak - "Don't Ask Me What I Want. Ask Me How I Feel. Enhancing Tenants' Comfort and Satisfactor with IoT application" | |
1030-1050 | Mr. Jonathan Yu, Associate Director, Cundall Hong Kong Limited - "Embodied Carbon" | |
Video - "Adapting to Climate Change for Facility Mangement Professionals" | ||
1050-1110 | Dr. Dawn Chui, General Manager, Pacific Rim, ORCA - "A smarter solution to food waste management." | |
1110-1130 | Mr. Tony Armstrong, Senor Vice President, IWBI Asia - "WELL HSR is the new global benchmark for healthy, safe facilities management." | |
IFMA is my Association | ||
1130 | Panel Discussion, Q&A |
English
4 CPD hours. The CPD certificate shall be sent to your registered email on or before October 18, 2020. FEE Free of Charge
Yeung is Director of IFMA Global Board of Directors, Vice Chair of Environmental Stewardship, Utilities and Sustainability Strategy Advisory Group (ESUS SAG), Past Chair of the IFMA Asian Advisory Board and member of IFMA’s Standards Committee, Government Affairs Committee and Asia O&M Benchmark Survey Task Force. Yeung is also a dynamic leader in the Hong Kong Chapter. She was the chapter president for two terms (2011-12 and 2012-13) and served in executive offices and committee roles.
Yeung’s dedication to the industry has been recognized on many occasions, including Environmental Performance Award - Outstanding Individuals in Industry Award 2009 by RFP Magazine, Grand Award in Financial Sector of the Hong Kong Awards of Environmental Excellence 2012 by HKSAR Government, IFMA’s Awards of Excellence – Large Chapter of the Year Award for Web Communications, and Large Chapter of the Year Award in 2016. Yeung was the international winner of IFMA’s Distinguished Author Award: Web Based/Social Media in 2018, and received the Asia-Pacific Facility Manager of the Year Award of Excellence in 2019.
Speaker's Profile
Tony Armstrong is a Senior Vice President of the International WELL Building Institute™ (Asia).
The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) is leading the global movement to develop healthy buildings and healthy communities that help people thrive. IWBI delivers the cutting-edge WELL Building Standard which is the premier global rating system and the first to focus exclusively on the ways that buildings, and everything in them, can support human health. IWBI also provides the WELL Community Standard which is a district scale rating system that sets a new global benchmark for healthy communities.
After pioneering WELL in Australia, Tony is now at the forefront of WELL for IWBI across Asia. Property industry leaders are on the front foot in developing a new wave of innovative healthy environments with WELL, including Sino-Ocean, China Resources, Everbright, China Overseas, Shimao, Sunac, GuocoLand, Swire, New World, Poly, Vanke, Greenland, Gemdale, Minmetals, Hines, Grosvenor, China Merchants, MOMA, Tenhong, China Life, Lendlease, Frasers, Shimizu, Obayashi, Taisei, Takenaka, CBRE, Jones Lang LaSalle, Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers, Savills, Tencent, IKEA, WPP, Daimler, Porsche and Citibank.
Topic and Abstract Topic:
WELL HSR is the new global benchmark for healthy, safe facilities management
The WELL Health-Safety Rating is an evidence-based, third-party verified rating for all new and existing building and facility types focusing on operational policies, maintenance protocols, occupant engagement and emergency plans. WELL HSR is designed to empower owners and operators across large and small businesses alike to take the necessary steps to prioritize the health and safety of their employees, visitors and stakeholders, instilling confidence and trust in occupants and the broader community.
Speaker's Profile
Dr. Vincent Chow is the founder and CEO of En-trak, an award-winning proptech startup. Founded in 2013, En-trak designs and markets IoT solution to help building owners make their buildings smarter and more efficient. Their flagship solution En-trak TEP enables building occupants to control and personalize their office temperature and lighting. The hardware-agnostic platform with advanced machine learning algorithms learns individual preferences to prevent over-heating and cooling, thus helping to improve comfort, satisfaction, productivity and NOI.
Used and proven by hundreds of world-class clients across Asia including New World Development, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, HKCEC, Keppel Land Singapore, City Developments Limited and more, En-trak helps building owners attract and retain quality tenants by enhancing tenants’ comfort and satisfaction. The company is backed by Alibaba and CLP.
A civil engineer by training, Dr. Chow was awarded the UK DFT scholarship where he received his Ph.D. from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Topic
Don't ask me what I want. Ask me now I feel. Enhancing tenants' comfort and satisfaction with IoT application.
How often do you attend to tenants’ complaints about office being too hot or too cold? Have you seen colleagues wearing jackets in the office during summer? Have you seen empty meeting rooms being cooled when no one is using it? As facility managers, our job is to ensure our building occupants are safe, happy and comfortable when they are in the building. Not only that, we also need to operate the asset in the most sustainable and cost-efficient manner. Unfortunately, most buildings HVAC are disconnected from the users, which results in unhappy tenants and significant wastage of energy consumption.
In this presentation, Dr. Chow will share with us an innovative IoT proptech solution known as TEP which stand for Tenant Experience Platform. This consumer-facing app enables occupants to control and personalize their office thermal comfort and lightings – all at the touch of your smart phone. In it, he will also share with us some successful cases of different building types and HVAC applications in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Speaker's Profile
Dr. Dawn Chui is currently the General Manager of ORCA for the Pacific Rim region. She is committed and passionate towards innovation and solution that will lead to better urban living. Dawn strongly believes in the collaboration between the state, the market, and the civil society. There are more and better adoption of advanced innovation and technology, when the government, industry, academia, and institution work hand-in-hand.
Dawn has been advocating and commercializing innovation solutions along the sustainability line, including urban transport, air, and solid waste management. ORCA is a fitted solution to urban facilities owing to its capacity, environmental responsibility, cleanliness, and total-costefficiency.
Prior to working in ORCA, Dawn had managed the China-Italy Innovation Center in Nanshan, Shenzhen. She had previously worked at the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks (HKSTP) as its Head of Business Development for the International and Mainland China markets, and the Head of Asia-Pacific for the International Association of Public Transport affiliated to MTR’s chairmanship. She holds a Doctor of Public Administration from the University of Hong Kong, and a MBA from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Topic and Abstract
A smarter solution to food waste management
Food waste management is becoming a severe urban problem globally, and in particular, in Hong Kong. One-third of all food produced ended up in landfill, and the trucks transporting food waste create more greenhouse gas emission, methane and toxic leachate to our environment. Food waste accounts for over one-third of municipal solid waste (MSW) produced daily, accounting to 3,600 tonnes and it is climbing! The ORCA food waste management device is an innovative solution to waste management – one without trucks or landfills, hyperlocal, self-sufficiently sustainable and measurable. We strive to offer this innovative technology for healthier cities and better operation efficiency to facility management.
Speaker's Profile
Yvette Watson is co-founder of PHI Factory and helps organizations to accelerate towards a circular economy. With enthusiasm and passion, she gives impulse to the awareness that the facility work field has an unrivaled influence on the sustainability performance of organizations. Yvette advises organizations in forming a strong strategy or developing sustainable and circular concepts in practice. She regularly gives inspiration sessions to familiarize organizations with the opportunities of the circular economy. In addition, she actively participates in programs that accelerate sustainability. She is chair of the commission Delta Plan Sustainable Renovation of the Dutch Green Building Council and chair of the FMN Expert Group on the Circular and Inclusive Economy.
Abstract
Increasingly, companies are being asked to be more transparent and accountable when it comes to the environment, society and the wellbeing of their employees. In most of the times the facility manager is asked to take a leading role in the transition towards a sustainable future. After all, it is their daily job to make buildings and the working environment more sustainable, use them more effectively and reduce waste. In FM, we are actively looking for ways to decrease the environmental impact of our organizations and collect reliable non-financial data to meet this challenge. Yvette Watson will showcase meaningful best practices and tools and instruments to manage improvement on the sustainability goals of the organization.
Speaker's Profile
Jonathan is a sustainability specialist with wide range of sustainability development, innovation and R&D experiences.
He started his career in UK as mechanical engineer specialized in low carbon building design and carbon assessment. He returned to Hong Kong in 2008 and has since focused on green building and low carbon management projects in Hong Kong, China and South-East Asia.
Jonathan is passionate in low carbon management in new and existing buildings, as well as helping business to unlock their carbon reduction potential. He believes “Big things have small beginnings” and that a truly sustainable development can only be achieve by integrated approach.
Currently Jonathan is the sustainability team leader of Hong Kong office and is an active member in green building industry.
His recent projects includes the development of CIC Embodied Carbon Assessment Tool for Hong Kong Construction Industry. CIC embodied carbon training webinar (May 2020) CIC embodied carbon training webinar (March 2020) Occasional guest lecturer for HKU, CUHK, HKUST
Speaker's Profile - Dr William Yu
Dr. William Yu is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of World Green Organisation (WGO). Dr. Yu is an energy economist and climate professional by training and completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge. He also earned an Executive MBA degree from the Thunderbird School of Global Management in the U.S. Dr. Yu had gained valuable regional management experience by working at US multinationals and a financial institution. He served as the Adjunct Professor and Director of Studies of local and overseas universities. Dr. Yu has successfully organised a large Climate Finance and Sustainable Investing Conference with the United Nations (UNESCAP) in HK.
Dr. Yu is the ESBN Task Force Member of The Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) of the United Nations. He also serves as Chairman in the Judging Panel of BDO ESG Award and Deputy Chairman in Smart Living Award under HKICT Award. He is a Faculty of The Hong Kong Green Building Council. Dr. Yu belongs to the Air Quality Objectives Review Working Group of HK Environmental Protection Department, and is a Member of the Appeal Board Panel, Town Planning as well as Sustainable Development Council, HKSAR Government. He advised investment banks and accounting firms on Sustainable Investing. Dr. Yu is also appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director of a publicly listed company.
Speaker's Profile - Mr Angus Yip
Mr. Angus Yip was educated in the U.K. and obtained double Master Degrees from the University of Cambridge (Sustainability) and Lancaster University (Accounting & Finance) respectively. He was also awarded Professional Graduate Certificate in "Corporate Sustainability & Innovation" from Harvard University.
Angus has about 30 years’ hands-on experience in corporate banking and asset management. He used to specialise in trade finance and syndication. Angus is External Asset Manager (for UBS, EFG Bank and LGT Bank) to manage high-net-worth clients’ assets on discretionary basis. He is also advising listed companies on their ESG reports.
Angus is a Chartered Banker (U.K.) and Certified Banker (H.K.). He is also Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong SPACE.
Topic
Green Finance - solutions for Sustainability?
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