Pressac becomes a corporate member at Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management
Pressac joins Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management
Pressac has become a corporate member of the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management.
The organisation is the leading body for promoting excellence among workplace and facilities professionals.
Pete Burbidge, Pressac’s Managing Director, said: “We’re delighted to be benefiting from the IWFM’s support as we look to grow our business.
“There are exciting times ahead as more and more businesses look to adopt IoT technology – including sensors like ours – to give them the edge in our digital age. We want Pressac to be at the forefront of this change and to see our products used in the workplaces of the future across the world.
“Having access to IWFM’s support and training resources will provide professional development opportunities for our team, helping us maintain the high standards we are renowned for whilst ensuring our offer remains up-to-date and relevant.”
The IWFM was established in 2018 with a vision of workplace and facilities management being recognised as a distinct profession, and to highlight the impact it has on transforming organisations and their performance.
As well as providing support with training, it helps businesses to raise their profile through networking and events – the largest being the annual Facilities Show which Pressac will be exhibiting at next May.
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