27–29 April 2027 | Hilton New Orleans Riverside | New Orleans, LA
Facility Fusion is evolving — built to explore the technologies, innovations, and leadership strategies redefining facility management and the built environment. We're looking for speakers with practical lessons and sharp, forward-thinking perspectives — case studies, emerging trends, leadership experiences — that give attendees takeaways they can put to work immediately.
Deadline: Wednesday, 30 September 2026, 11:59 p.m. CT
Sessions must be new (not previously presented before Facility Fusion 2027) and tackle what matters most in FM right now — AI, data management, operational technology and cybersecurity, change management, sustainability, and the future of the workplace. Sessions presented elsewhere before Facility Fusion 2027 will be canceled.
Bring a proven solution or a bold idea that pushes the field forward. Either way, we want to hear it.
Abstracts should align with one of Facility Fusion's three strategic pillars:
Innovation — The technologies, products, and ideas shaping FM's future: AI, smart buildings, automation, IoT, digital twins, workplace technology, PropTech, robotics, predictive maintenance, and emerging operating models. Helps FM professionals understand emerging technologies and identify solutions with real operational and strategic value.
Direction — Helping FM leaders implement and scale technology: digital transformation, leadership, technology roadmaps, investment decisions, change management, data maturity, procurement, building internal capabilities, and C-suite engagement. Equips leaders with the strategy and skills to turn technology into measurable business outcomes.
Resilience — The secure, ethical, and sustainable use of technology: cybersecurity for OT and smart buildings, AI ethics, data privacy and ownership, technology governance, responsible automation, data center impacts, and environmental sustainability. Ensures technology adoption strengthens resilience while supporting security, ethics, and sustainability.
IFMA is a nonprofit and does not pay honoraria for concurrent sessions; speakers cover their own travel and accommodations. In exchange, accepted speakers receive:
Access these rates through the Speaker Service Center once your abstract is accepted.
Resources: Tips for Submitting Your Abstract | 2027 Policies and Procedures | Learning Levels
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