Experts task facilities managers on improving African economy, adding value

L-R: Dele Aloko, ED, corporate services, Alpha Mead Group; Wole Olufore, MD, Alpha Mead Facilities; Adenike Adekanbi, GM, Lagos State Infrastructure Management Agency; Femi Akintunde, GMD, Alpha Mead Group; Wale Odufalu, MD, Alpha Mead Development; and Olalekan Akinwumi, VP, IFMA Nigeria, at the 10th Nigerian Facilities Management Roundtable organized by Alpha Mead Facilities in Lagos recently.

Facilities management (FM) practitioners have to inculcate sustainability in their activities in order to protect the planet, improve African economy and add value for clients, experts have said. The experts, drawn from real estate and sustainability sub-sectors, spoke at the 10th edition of the

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