A Letter from the President

Dear IFMA Denver Chapter Members,

As we just closed out 2025, I am filled with gratitude and pride for all that we have accomplished together. Our year concluded with a wonderful celebration at the 43rd Annual Holiday Awards, held on December 4 at the Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center. The Diamond Gala was a fitting finale, where we honored the remarkable achievements of our members and partners. For more than four decades, our chapter has carried forward this tradition of recognizing excellence, and this year was no exception.

I am especially proud to share that our chapter reached a historic milestone: five IFMA International Awards of Excellence. With seven submissions and five wins, we now hold more Awards of Excellence than any other chapter worldwide, across more than 130 chapters. This achievement reflects the dedication, professionalism, and collaborative spirit of our members, and it demonstrates that the Denver Chapter continues to set the highest standard of excellence within IFMA.

We also celebrated our Diamond Award winners, recognizing individuals and organizations whose contributions have strengthened our community and advanced the facility management profession. These honors, along with the Awards of Excellence, remind us of the incredible talent and commitment within our chapter.

None of this would be possible without the energy and passion of our 90 volunteers and board members. Their efforts are the heartbeat of our chapter, and I extend my deepest thanks for all they do. I am equally grateful to our partners, whose unwavering support enables us to reach new milestones and pursue opportunities.

Looking ahead, I'd like to encourage you to visit our website and sign up for the upcoming 2026 events. Together, we will continue to build on our legacy of excellence and create new opportunities for growth and collaboration.

As we wrap up this year, I hope your journey with IFMA has been as rewarding and inspiring as mine. It is truly an honor to serve as your president, and I look forward to leading us into another year of success. May your holidays be filled with joy, warmth, and celebration. Thank you for your continued trust and support; let’s make 2026 our best year yet.

Mahalo,

Vimol Mitchell
President, IFMA Denver Chapter

Written by: Brian Taylor, FMP, SFP

Facilities & Security supervisor at Pinnacol Assurance

The greatest impact of my Sustainability Facility Professional (SFP) credential hasn't just been on technical operations; its greatest impact has been on my ability to lead, create, and foster a sustainability culture within the organization. It gave me the confidence and knowledge to help spearhead our internal ‘Sustainability Task Force,' where our group of employee volunteers now works to implement initiatives, educate colleagues, and achieve our organization's sustainability goals.

This is where I see the "spider web effect" in action.

The SFP taught me that sustainability isn't a siloed facilities task; it's an interconnected web that must be integrated into every part of the organization. Our job as Sustainability Facility Professionals is to grow that web by connecting with others internally. The Sustainability Task Force, for example, shares information with other departments, allowing us to weave sustainability into various aspects of the organization.

This holistic approach, which is central to the SFP, helps everyone see the connection. When I'm in a meeting, I'm not just "the facilities guy"; I'm a strategic partner.

This cultural shift is what makes our practical projects successful. They aren't just one-off FM decisions; they are part of a larger, supported strategy.

Energy: Our building-wide LED upgrade and high-efficiency equipment standards aren't just "changing bulbs"; they are a visible part of our commitment to meet Energy Star and local energy requirements.

Water: Our xeriscaping projects and new water-saving tech aren't just "landscaping." They become quantifiable, data-backed wins that the whole company can understand and support.

The SFP helped me connect my passion for sustainability with a strategic, data-driven approach that proves how our conservation efforts create a healthier, more productive team and a healthier planet. We're delivering real results for our building, our people, and our organization's mission.

Kim Lewis, HotShot Infrared Inspections

Kim Lewis has spent more than three decades helping Colorado facilities teams see what the naked eye cannot. She is the longtime leader behind HotShot Infrared Inspections, a family-founded company that has specialized in infrared inspections for more than 40 years. That single focus is intentional and part of what makes HotShot a trusted resource for facility managers who need clear answers, fast.

Values That Fit the IFMA Community

Kim describes HotShot’s culture in straightforward terms: keep it real, be honest, take care of people. The company has never been built around being the richest shop on the block. Their priorities are to do strong work, treat clients with respect, and pay their team well so they can retain great people and deliver consistent quality.

They also support the industry through service and involvement. Kim has donated significant time to BOAC over the years and has a clear interest in increasing HotShot’s time investment in IFMA as well.

HotShot and IFMA Denver

HotShot’s partnership with IFMA has grown stronger over time. Kim shared that sponsorship has increased brand visibility and helped the company build familiarity among members through repeated, consistent exposure. IFMA has also been a meaningful relationship builder, helping HotShot connect with facility teams it would not have accessed otherwise.

Kim specifically noted that IFMA and World Workplace created opportunities to build relationships through repeated interaction, leading to stronger recognition and new client growth. With Allie joining the HotShot team, the company is also expanding its presence at IFMA events, increasing consistency and strengthening connections across the chapter. Connect with Kim Lewis at kim.lewis@hotshotir.com.

What HotShot Does

HotShot is a third-party infrared inspection and consulting firm. They do not sell repair work, and they do not use inspections as a gateway to sell additional services. Their role is to help clients identify issues early, prioritize risk, and plan next steps with confidence.
HotShot’s core inspection services include:
Roof infrared surveys to help identify trapped moisture and potential failure areas
Electrical infrared inspections to locate overheating components before failure
Energy audits to identify building performance issues
Power line inspections and additional infrared applications across facilities and infrastructure
Snowmelt surveys and specialty assessments when needed

Because HotShot does not perform repairs, their recommendations are designed to stay objective. Clients get a precise evaluation of what is happening and where, without the pressure of a sales pitch attached to the findings.

How They Work

Kim and her team prioritize being easy to work with. Their approach is built around professionalism, speed, and respect for the customer’s time on site. HotShot typically prices work on a flat, per-job basis rather than charging by the hour. Their goal is simple: get in, complete the work efficiently, deliver an understandable report, and get out of the way so facility teams can keep operations moving.

Kim also brings a long view of the industry. She has watched infrared technology evolve from analog and gas-cooled systems to today’s more accessible digital imaging. Even with modern tools, HotShot stays focused on what matters most: making results easy for clients to interpret and act on.

Member Spotlight: Beth Stone

The IFMA Denver Chapter is pleased to highlight Beth Stone in this month’s Member Spotlight. Beth is an active and enthusiastic member of our IFMA community, known for her energy, professionalism, and commitment to building meaningful relationships across the facilities management industry. We recently had the opportunity to ask Beth a few questions to learn more about her role, her company, and what drives her both professionally and personally.

1. Tenure with Current Company (Mobile Air & Power Rentals): 2.5 years

2. Company’s Services:
Mobile Air & Power Rentals provides portable cooling, heating, dehumidification, and power solutions. With rental air conditioners, cooling towers, chillers, heaters, dehumidifiers, generators, and power distribution, we can cover all temporary HVAC and power needs.

3. How do you think your partnership with IFMA has benefited you and your employer?
I’ve had the privilege of meeting and connecting with remarkable individuals through IFMA. Networking and building relationships have been an excellent experience, deepening my familiarity with the organization and its community. I’m always excited to attend the next event and continue this journey with IFMA.

4. What are some of the core values that guide you and your company?

Reliability: We deliver consistent, high-quality solutions, ensuring our equipment and services perform flawlessly to meet our clients’ needs.
Customer Focus: We prioritize our clients’ success by offering tailored solutions, rapid response, and 24/7 support to exceed expectations.
Integrity: We operate with honesty and transparency, building trust through clear communication and ethical practices.
Teamwork: We foster collaboration within our team and with our clients, working together to achieve shared goals and deliver exceptional results.

5. How does your company give back to the community or support social causes? Each winter, we organize a coat drive to provide warm clothing to those in need. Additionally, we actively partner with organizations to sponsor events.

6. Fun Facts About You: I do all my own home renovations, and I personally love remodeling homes.

7. Most Memorable Person You’ve Ever Met: I don’t have one person, but I always value and look up to those who lend a hand or are doing things to help our communities. There are many good people in this world!

8. Hobbies: I’m huge into CrossFit, and I also love hiking and running half marathons.

9. Best Family Vacation: Key West, Florida. We flew in and then took a boat to Dry Tortugas National Park and went snorkeling.

10. Go-To Karaoke Song: Not a chance…LOL! I could never.

Thank you, Beth, for being such a significant part of the IFMA Denver community. We appreciate your engagement, your passion, and the positive energy you bring to our chapter.

In May, I had the privilege of being part of a team that represented the United States at the ISO Technical Committee (TC) 267 Facility Management meeting in Toronto, Canada. ISO TC 267 is part of an international effort to shape the future of facility management by developing global standards.

With representatives from 53 countries, TC267 has been working toward a shared goal of progressing the international FM standards initiative since 2012. These standards are designed to strengthen our profession by promoting consistency, innovation, sustainability, and, ultimately, an improved quality of life in the built environment. This year’s meeting was especially productive.

Major Milestones

One of the biggest highlights was the progress we made on ISO 41001, the foundational standard for FM. As a member of Working Group 9 for Leadership and Innovation, I worked alongside my international colleagues to refine the full document. The revised framework is being updated to reflect current trends and prepare to meet future challenges — everything from aligning with related ISO management standards to supporting the wellbeing of people and the environment.

We also celebrated the completion of ISO 41002 (not yet published), which focuses on defining Facility Management Organizations (FMOs). This new standard will offer clear guidance on what constitutes an FMO, the various forms it can take, how tasks and responsibilities are organized, and other essential considerations for effective facility management organizations. We expect it to be published by late 2025 or early 2026, and believe it will be a game-changer for the industry.

Published Standards

Since 2017, TC 267 has published the following standards. Many of these are guidance documents that can be very useful to FMs as we work to improve our operations:

41001:2018 – Facility management — Management systems — Requirements with guidance for use
41011:2024 – Vocabulary
41012:2017 – Guidance on strategic sourcing and the development of agreements
41013:2017 – Facility management — Scope, key concepts and benefits
41014:2020 – Facility management — Development of a facility management strategy
41015:2023 – Facility management — Influencing organizational behaviours for improved facility outcomes
ISO/TR 41016:2024 – Facility management — Overview of available technologies
41017:2024 – Facility management — Guidance on emergency preparedness and management of an epidemic
41018:2022 – Facility management — Development of a facility management policy
ISO/TR 41019:2024 – Facility management’s role in sustainability, resilience and adaptability
ISO/TR 41030:2024 – Facility management — Existing performance management in FM organizations — State of the industry

Standards Under Development

41002 – Facility management – Development of the facility management organization
41021 – Facility management — Guidance on maintenance management

Why It Matters

Global standards might seem far removed from day-to-day FM work, but they can have real impact. They create a common language and framework for excellence, help organizations improve performance, and elevate FM as a strategic discipline.

These standards don’t just emerge from a black box. They are written by people in our industry — people like you and me. If you’re interested in contributing, I encourage you to get involved through your national standards body. Together, we’re not just supporting best practices — we’re helping shape the future of our profession one standard at a time.

Author
Maureen Roskoski, CFM, SFP, ProFM, LEED AP O+M, ISO 22301 Lead Auditor, is Vice President and Corporate Sustainability Officer for FEA in our Lakewood, Colorado office. Maureen can be reached at maureen.roskoski@feapc.com.

Facility Management Professional® (FMP)

The must-have credential for all facility management professionals and industry suppliers. IFMA's Facility Management Professional (FMP) designation is a knowledge-based credential that will help to accelerate an FM's transition in the profession and demonstrate a proven comprehension of the foundations of facility management.

We’re thrilled to announce that as of January 2025, the number of Facility Management Professional™ (FMP®) credential holders has exceeded 20,000 globally! This milestone would not have been possible without your dedication and support. You are the heart of our association and a driver of industry impact. The FMP has become the standard for emerging facility professionals, and more employers are seeking IFMA-credentialed FMs.

This course takes about 55-60 hours of learning and studying to complete. Join us in celebrating more than 20,000 FMP's in the world!

The FMP focuses on four courses in four main core topics within facility management:

Operations and Maintenance

Introduction to Operations and Maintenance
Assess Facility Needs
Manage/Oversee Operations and Maintenance of Building, Systems, and Equipment
Manage/Oversee Occupant Services - Select the Best Resources - Measure Operations and Maintenance Performance

Project Management

Introduction to Project Management
Define Projects
Plan Projects
Manage and Oversee Projects
Close Projects

Finance and Business

Finance and Business in the Facility Organization
Financial Management of the Facility Organization
Procurement in the Facility Organization
Contracts in the Facility Organization

Leadership and Strategy Essentials Competency

Plan Strategically
Lead the FM Organization
Manage the FM Organization
Influence the Demand Organization

To earn the FMP, you must pass the online FMP final assessment at each course's end. After passing all four final assessments, submit your FMP application and learn about FAQs.

Schedule

In-person: Student Fee $700/course or $2,400 for 4-pack member; nonmembers contact IFMA Denver Chapter for pricing.

Series 1 - Register for the complete series. Register for individual courses through the events page. All classes are held 8AM-4:30PM.

Operations and Maintenance Course – February 3 & 4, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructors: Vimol Mitchell
Leadership & Strategy Course – March 3 & 4 2026(0800-4:30) Instructor: Lisa VanderHeyden
Project Management Course – April 7 & 8, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructor: Carolyn McGary
Finance and Business Course – May 5 & 6, 2026(0800-4:30) Instructor: Byron Edwards

Series 2 - Register for the complete series. Register for individual courses through the events page. All classes are held 8AM-4:30PM.

Leadership & Strategy Course – September 8 & 9, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructors: Lisa VanderHeyden
Operations & Maintenance Course – October 6 & 7, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructor: Vimol Mitchell
Project Management Course – November 3 & 4, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructor: Carolyn McGary
Finance and Business Course – December 2 & 3, 2026 (0800-4:30) Instructor: Byron Edwards

Bryan Bennett, FMP — Terracon Consultants Inc.
Patty Carrico — Auraria Campus
Alexander Conley — Spyder Construction
Tom Cooper — Schooley Mitchell
Robyn Cooper
Ethan Cortez — Dominion Environmental
Craig DeBow — Comcast
Kevin Delohery — Denver Public Library
Josh Diner — Westcoat
Zev Friedman — Sunstates Security
Rick Gonzales — CRC
Lowell Herman — Hosted Solutions
Sky Housouer
Edward Jimenez — Flynn BEC LP
Anthony Kaufmann, CFM, MBA — Denver Public Library
Raymond Kolman — Impact Fire Services
Erika Luna — Cleaning Colorado
Logan Merrick — Seaman Corporation / FiberTite Roofing
Janessa Montoya — Nubilt Restoration and Construction
Scott Neuburger — High Country Low Voltage
Thomas O'Neill — Farnsworth Group
Ali Orona — HOT/SHOT IR Inspections
Sierra Ortiz — Commercial Restoration Company
Brett Overby
Tracey Phillips
Simon Prine — Solid Grounds
Israel Ramirez — Graland Country Day School
Brooklyn Richards
Kyle Shirley — Sol Vista Roofing
Miduk Song — University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (UCA)
Jacquelyn Surles — CU Anschutz
Travis Williams — Green Gable General Contracting

Member Spotlight & Contest Winner: Robin Jellison

Congratulations to Robin Jellison, winner of the IFMA Facility Manager Membership Contest! Robin received the Brown Palace Package as her prize.

Robin shared her appreciation after our visit this afternoon, noting how grateful she was for the gift card and wine glasses. It was wonderful getting to know her and hearing more about her professional journey.

Robin began her career with Jefferson County in 1991 as a construction secretary and steadily advanced into her current role as Project Manager, a position she has proudly held for nearly 25 years. With a background in real estate, Robin excels in the dynamic environment of Jefferson County and speaks highly of her coworkers and supervisors, noting the supportive and collaborative culture she has enjoyed throughout her tenure.

Please join us in celebrating Robin’s accomplishments and welcoming her as our contest winner!

New Members should join online at IFMA.org and select the Denver Chapter.

The IFMA Denver Chapter is proud to recognize SkillsUSA Colorado as a sponsor and valued workforce development partner. As facility management leaders continue to focus on long-term talent pipelines, SkillsUSA Colorado plays a critical role in preparing the next generation of skilled professionals across our state.

SkillsUSA Colorado is a nonprofit education association serving 2,900+ middle school, high school, and postsecondary students who are pursuing careers in trade, technical, and skilled service occupations. Their mission is centered on strengthening Colorado’s future workforce through the development of personal, workplace, and technical skills grounded in academics.

What makes SkillsUSA unique is its close partnership between students, educators, and industry. Through conferences, competitions, and hands-on programming, students gain real-world exposure while employers have the opportunity to engage directly with emerging talent. Industry partners can participate through panels, workshops, mentorship, internships, and on-site engagement—creating meaningful early connections with future employees.

SkillsUSA Colorado also provides tangible workforce benefits for participating organizations, including:

Building a pipeline of credentialed, entry-level skilled workers
Strengthening connections with educators who influence career pathways
Supporting workforce readiness aligned with real industry needs
Creating positive community impact through education and opportunity

As IFMA Denver continues to emphasize workforce development, SkillsUSA Colorado represents an essential example of how industry and education can collaborate to support the future of facilities management, construction, engineering, and operations-related careers.

Members interested in learning more about SkillsUSA Colorado and its mission are encouraged to explore how industry involvement can help shape tomorrow’s workforce while strengthening our professional community today.

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The IFMA Denver Chapter was proud to support Jessica Richardson, CFM, SFP, FMP—Senior Facility Manager, Department of Facilities at Metropolitan State University of Denver, as a World Workplace Scholarship recipient this year. Below is Jessica’s firsthand recap of her experience at World Workplace, the premier annual event for the facility management profession.

As with all World Workplace experiences, this year in Minneapolis didn’t disappoint, with a fun-filled time of networking and educational opportunities. Kicking it all off was an inspirational opening keynote from Daymond John. His dynamic, funny delivery underscored the importance of defining goals to map out personal success.

After spending a few hours roaming the Expo, next on the docket was the Welcome Reception held in the Vikings’ stadium. After some half-size hot dogs, it was time for games on the field, where I failed spectacularly at kicking a field goal. Luckily, no one got that on camera… unlike the photographic evidence of Newman and Vimol racing each other through the bouncy maze. Look that up for a quick laugh; it’s guaranteed to be entertaining.

Bright and early the next morning was all about neuroscience, followed by one of my favorite panels of the conference, Women in FM. Our very own chapter happy hour rounded out the second day, bringing in some new friends.

The grand highlight of it all was Friday’s Awards of Excellence luncheon, which brought a humor-filled ending to the conference. One member is now memorialized in a video, to which he shall forever be known as Garth Brooks. May that moniker be long-lived. A special shout-out to our amazing chapter award winners honored at the lunch.

Hoping to see many more familiar faces at next year’s conference in sunny Anaheim!

Thank you, Jessica, for representing IFMA Denver and for sharing such a memorable recap of World Workplace with our chapter.

Member Spotlight: Jennifer Esgro, Business Development Manager
Palace Restoration & Construction, Gold Partner
Cell: 720-667-9396 | 24/7 Line: 303-777-7999

This month, we’re shining the spotlight on Jennifer Esgro, Business Development Manager at Palace Construction. Jennifer has been with the company for seven years and is a familiar face in the IFMA Denver community.

About Palace Construction
Founded in 1963, Palace Construction has been serving the Front Range for over 60 years. From Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, their mission has remained the same—Building Better Lives. Their team specializes in new construction and renovation for multi-family housing, senior living communities, education campuses, healthcare facilities, and more. They also provide full-service restoration, including 24/7 emergency response, water and fire damage mitigation, mold remediation, and disaster recovery.

Core Markets Served:
🏢 Multi-Family & Affordable Housing
🏥 Senior Living | Education | Healthcare
🏛️ Historic Renovation | Hospitality | Retail
🛠️ Emergency Restoration & Insurance Repair

A Strong IFMA Connection
Jennifer credits IFMA Denver with playing a meaningful role in both her professional journey and Palace’s continued success. “The resources and knowledge shared through IFMA have helped me stay on top of emerging trends and best practices in facility management,” she says. “It’s been a valuable connection for both personal growth and business development.”

Guided by Core Values
Palace Construction’s commitment to integrity, collaboration, and accountability is evident in every project. With a focus on transparency, quality, and community impact, the team is driven to deliver high-value outcomes that improve the lives of those they serve.

Palace Cares
Community engagement is a big part of Palace’s culture. Through their Palace Cares Committee, they support numerous charitable initiatives, including an annual charity golf tournament. This year’s outreach includes involvement in the Denver Heart Walk, Hope Walk, Project Angel Heart, Craig Hospital events, and many more. From teacher appreciation to food drives, Palace is proud to give back and support the people and communities that make Colorado home.

A Few Fun Facts About Jennifer
Jennifer has been married for 22 years and is the proud mom of an 18-year-old daughter pursuing cosmetology at the School of Paul Mitchell. “Need a haircut? I know someone!” she jokes.

She shares her home with two lovable pups—Harlee Sue, a Goldendoodle who resembles a poodle, and Jossi Jo, a tiny Shorkie with a big personality.

After work, you’ll likely find Jennifer cooking dinner and heading out for a peaceful walk—phone-free!—with her dogs.

Karaoke? “Not for this girl,” she says with a smile.

Thank you, Jennifer, for your continued contributions to IFMA Denver and for bringing heart, humor, and purpose to everything you do!

January Board Meeting

January 8, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

2026 State of the Chapter Membership Annual Meeting
Denver Aquarium - LARGE BALLROOM
700 Water St
Denver, CO 80211

January 13, 2026
11:00 AM MST to 1:00 PM MST

Join us for an update on the business of our Chapter and an outlook on the upcoming events for 2026.

Nuggets Game 2026

Ball Arena
1000 Chopper Circle
Denver, CO 80204

January 27, 2026
7:00 PM MST to 10:00 PM MST

SOLD OUT!

February Board Meeting

February 5, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

2026 February Membership Luncheon-
Real Estate Trends and Market Forces: A Deep Dive into Denver’s Office Sector

Denver Zoo
2300 Steele St
Denver, CO 80205

February 10, 2026
11:00 AM MST to 1:00 PM MST

Join us at the Denver Zoo for education about the economy in 2026, networking, lunch, and time to tour the zoo!

Registration Opening Soon

February Tour 2026

Amazon Warehouse - Two Locations!
February 18, 2026

Aurora: 1:00-2:00 PM MST Registration - Aurora

Stafford Logistics Center Building 5, 21000 E 13th Ave, Aurora, CO 80018

Thornton - 10:30-12:00 PM MST Registration - Thornton

14601 Grant St, Thornton, CO 80023

Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Amazon Warehouse- one of TWO locations!

February Knosh & Know 2026

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

February 19, 2026
11:30 AM MST to 12:30 PM MST

Join us for some lunch and learning together as we discuss roofing in a panel discussion.

Speakers: Don Graham, Northwest Roofing; Russ Simon, Formula Roofing; Jessica, Bone Dry Roofing.

Registration Opening Soon

Annual Ski Trip 2026

Copper Mountain
Frisco, CO 80443

March 5, 2026
7:00 AM MST to 6:00 PM MST

Meet the bus from 7-7:30 am, or you will miss it! Join us for our annual IFMA ski trip to Copper Mountain, co-hosted by Knight Commercial.

Your registration includes breakfast, snacks on the bus, lunch, a lift ticket, and transportation up and back down the mountain on the IFMA bus. This event is not included in your membership dues; it is an extra fee. Space is limited to the first 50 people, and we are already half sold out. Register Now

March Board Meeting

March 5, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

2026 March Membership Luncheon

Denver Aquarium - LARGE BALLROOM
700 Water St
Denver, CO 80211

March 10, 2026
11:00 AM MDT to 1:00 PM MDT

Registration Opening Soon

April Board Meeting

April 2, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

April Chapter Meeting

University of Denver Knobel Events Center
2044 E Evans Ave
Denver, CO 80208

April 14, 2026
11:00 AM MDT to 1:00 PM MDT

We look forward to seeing you!

Registration Opening Soon

April Roundtable Discussion

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

April 23, 2026
11:00 AM MDT to 5:00 PM MDT

Registration Opening Soon

May Board Meeting

May 7, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

May Membership Breakfast and World FM Day Celebration.

DU Knoebel Events Center

May 12, 2026
8:00 AM MDT to 10:00 AM MDT

Registration Opening Soon

June Board Meeting

June 4, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

June Knosh & Know 2026

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

June 18, 2026
11:30 AM MDT to 12:30 PM MDT

Risk mitigation in turbulent times with Chris Harms, Allied Universal.

Registration Opening Soon

Colorado Buildings & Facilities Management Trade Show & Conference

Colorado Convention Center
Denver, CO

June 24, 2026 - This is an industry event that IFMA Denver is a proud sponsor.

Please register and learn more. This Event is FREE for IFMA Denver Members! Register you and your team for free here: COBFM Attendee Registration

July Board Meeting

July 2, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

2026 IFMA Denver Annual Golf Tournament

Pradera Golf Club
5225 Raintree Drive
Parker, CO 80134

July 20, 2026
12:30 PM MDT to 7:00 PM MDT

Registration Opening Soon

August Board Meeting

August 6, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

August Knosh & Know 2026

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

August 20, 2026
11:30 AM MDT to 12:30 PM MDT

Engineering topics to be announced.

Registration Opening Soon

September Board Meeting

September 3, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

September Luncheon Meeting

Denver Aquarium - LARGE BALLROOM
700 Water St
Denver, CO 80211

September 8, 2026
11:00 AM MDT to 1:00 PM MDT

We look forward to seeing you!

Registration Opening Soon

October Board Meeting

October 1, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

October Facility Tour and Happy Hour at Denver International Airport

Denver International Airport
8500 Peña Blvd

Denver, CO 80249

October 7, 2026

Don’t miss this rare behind-the-scenes experience at Denver International Airport! Join us for an exclusive tour that takes you far beyond the concourses. We’ll go inside the airport train maintenance facility (yes, including the tunnels), see how the baggage system really works, and explore areas of DEN that most travelers never get to witness. This is a unique opportunity to learn how one of the world's busiest airports keeps millions of passengers moving each year. We’ll wrap up with an on-site happy hour to network! A background check will be completed prior to the tour.

Spots are limited. Registration will open this Fall.

October Roundtable Discussion

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

October 22, 2026
11:30 AM MDT to 12:30 PM MDT

Construction Management for Facility Managers with DCPS. More details coming soon.

Registration Opening Soon

November Board Meeting

November 4, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

November Luncheon Meeting

Denver Aquarium - LARGE BALLROOM
700 Water St
Denver, CO 80211

November 10, 2026
11:00 AM MDT to 1:00 PM MDT

We look forward to seeing you!

Registration Opening Soon

December Board Meeting

December 2, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
CU Anschutz Medical Center
Aurora, CO

Open to members and board or committee chairs.

December Knosh & Know 2026

Daniels Fund (First Floor Conference room)
101 Monroe Street
Denver, CO 80206

December 10, 2026
11:30 AM MST to 12:30 PM MST

Sustainability for FMs. More details to be announced.

Registration Opening Soon

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