Bangkok Convention Centre, Central “Most properties have hidden potential.

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12th & 13th March 2008 Unifying business strategy and operability for a sustainable future

Featuring:
World Signature Skyscapers: Taipei 101, Taiwan • Petronas Twin Towers, Malaysia • Two International Financial Centre, Hong Kong
Award Winning International Airports: Kuala Lumpur International Airport • Dubai International Airport
South East Asia’s First Zero Energy Building: Zero Energy Office, Federal Administrative Capital, Putrajaya, Malaysia
South East Asia’s Largest Shopping Malls: Siam Paragon, Thailand • Mid Valley City, Malaysia

Keynote presentations from:

Cathy Yang Asst. Vice President
Taipei 101, Taiwan
Taipei 101 is currently the world’s tallest building.It has been
hailed as one of the Seven New Wonders of the World
(Newsweek magazine, 2006)
Lawrence S. Ng, AIA, RAIC, Principal
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, USA
Lawrence was Project Manager & Design Team Leader for the
Petronas Twin Towers, International Finance Centre in Hong
Kong & the World Financial Center in New York City.
Anita Mehra Homayoun Director Marketing and
Corporate Communications
Department of Civil Aviation Dubai
Dubai International Airport was awarded as World’s Leading
Airport Airport by World Travel Awards
Charnchai Charuvastr Chairman
Siam Paragon Development, Thailand
Philip Lo Fellow, IFMA Hon. Fellow, HKIFM
CEO
Lexco Limited, Hong Kong
Philip was the founder & founding president of the Hong
Kong IFMA Chapter in 1992 and he served on the
International Board of Directors as the Regional VP for Asia.
Datuk Kamaruddin Mohd. Ismail Senior General
Manager- Safety & Security Services
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
KLIA was awarded the world’s best airport for 15-25 million
passenger category by AETRA 2005
Kenneth Yeang, PhD, AA Dip, FRSA, RIBA, APAM,
FSIA, Hon. FAIA, FRIAS Director
Llewelyn Davies Yeang UK and T. R. Hamzah &
Yeang Malaysia
Vice Chairman
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
Awards:
- Lynn Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award from Council on
Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (USA)
- Aga Khan Award for Architecture
- Royal Australian Institute of Architects International Award
- UIA Auguste Perret Award
Bhakorn Vanuptikul Senior Vice President
Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited, Thailand
Mr. Bhakorn is incharge of managing 900 of Bangkok Bank’s
properties across Thailand

Distinguished speakers from:

Ir. Dr. John Gilleard, PhD, MHKIE Fellow Kenny Hoo Founder & Chief Researcher Dr. Sopon Pornchokchai Founder & Managing Director
International Facilities Management Association GOOD FENG SHUI® Geomantic Research, Malaysia Agency for Real Estate Affairs
Partner
The Sloane Partnership, Hong Kong Wicha Han' Executive Chief Operating Officer Zulkifli Tahmali Director, Strategic Marketing, Corporate
Siam Paragon Shopping Complex Communications, Facilities Management & Information &
Jimmy Chua Founder & President Assistant Managing Director Communications Technology
Asian Institute of Intelligent Building, Singapore Siam Piwat Co. Ltd (The management of Siam UEM Land, Malaysia
Managing Director Center, Siam Discovery)
Quantum Automation, Singapore Matthew McEvily Esq. Managing Director
Adzhar Ibrahim Head of Human Resource Development McEvily & Collins, Thailand
Poul Kristensen Managing Director
Independent Energy Network, Denmark & Malaysia DIGI, Malaysia
Digi Malaysia was the receipient of 2007’s Prime Minister’s Dr. Luis Jorge Perez-Calderon Deputy Executive Director
CSR Awards for Best Workplace Practice Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre
Tan Tian Chong Director
Technology Development, Building & Construction
Goh Chong Wooi Maintenance Manager-Building Services Stewart Tai Manager, Facilities Management
Authority of Singapore
Department Alexandra Hospital, Singapore
Dr Lim Lan Yuan JP President Mid Valley City, Malaysia
Ir. Dr. Peter W, Tse Director
Association of Property and Facility Managers
C.K Tang Building Energy Integrator Smart Engineerging Asset Management
Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers
Independent Energy Network Malaysia Laboratory, City University of Hong Kong

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Overview
According to the Facility Management Association (IFMA) forecast, the function of Facility Management will play a greater role in adding value to businesses
in the coming years. By merging Property Management and Facility Management together, we pave the way for creating the ultimate solution to capiltalise
on the business environment, and its operability.

The power of your firm to stay ahead of competition depends on your ability to maximise your organisations value and minimise expenditure in a rapidly
changing marketplace. Property and facility management professionals are in the forefront of business operability and sustainability, buoyed by macro
environmental impacts, unprecedented demand for limited space, depleting energy & resources, looming safety & security threats and surges in property
market prices. Having adequate knowledge and skills to address these challenges will give you a competitive advantage, not just to survive but also to thrive
in this industry. By developing your competencies in key areas such as real estate, finance, service, communication, quality assessment, technology, and
project management, you will be able to equip yourself with the business agility and sustainable stamina to be a world class property and facilities
practitioner.

The 2nd Annual Property & Facilities Management Congress is the ideal platform to address the emerging & challenging issues in the evolving
PFM arena within the region and across all industries. It is an event that will enable PFM professionals to position themselves as a strategic business partner.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to meet, network and exchange ideas with professionals like you, in the quest of transforming your building into your
business’s best investment, or best advertisement!

Key benefits of attending

• Responding to increased demands for boosting your brand image & culture
• Exploring effective solutions & innovations for an integrated approach to intelligent building management
• Identifying effective measures towards energy conservation for efficient operations
• Establishing & implementing effective steps to minimise your operational expenditure
• Incorporating the latest technologies to ensure a safe built environment for your business and the people in it.
• Achieving sustainability benchmarks for greening up your property and facilities
• Leading your industry by example, in making the best out of standards, regulations and legislations

Conference agenda & focus:

Stream 1: Energy Management & Environmental Sustainability Stream 4: Strategic Business Planning
Stream 2: Design & Space Planning Stream 5: Intelligent Buildings
Stream 3: Security, Health & Safety Stream 6: Workshop: Achieving Facility Excellence

Who should attend?

Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors, General Managers & Engineers, and Head of Department of
• Facilities • Property
• Real Estate • Asset
• Architecture & Design • Property Development
• Operations • Project Development & Management
• Strategy & Planning • Environment & Energy
• Civil Engineering & Maintenance • Automation & IT
• Construction • Surveying & Evaluation
• Safety & Health

From
• Office buildings • Hotels & Resorts
• Shopping Malls • Residential Parks
• Entertainment & Theme Parks • Ports
• Airports • Hospitals
• Telecommunications • Oil & Gas
• Banking & Finance • Universities
• Governments • Councils/Municipalities

Testimonials
The organizer personnel has done their level best in ensuring the comfort level of participants during seminars. Contents of seminar are effective with good
speakers
Norani Mustapha Property Manager
Permodalan Nasional Berhad

This congress has opened me to a new perspective of Facilities Management

Mohd. Nadzir General Manager
Faber Facilities S.B

The whole event is excellent, from organisattion staff, lecturers, exhibitors & facilitators
Rani C. Cruz Procurement & Property
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

Congratulations for providing an excellent avenue for sharing of experience & knowledge
Dr. Fadhil Nuruddin Head of Civil Engineering Dept
Universiti Teknologi Petronas
Day 1

Wednesday 12th March 2008

0930 Plenary Address One: Virtual buildings, digital cities, the future of real estate and construction
Philip Lo Fellow, IFMA Hon. Fellow, HKIFM
CEO
Lexco Limited, Hong Kong
Philip was the founder & founding president of the Hong Kong IFMA Chapter in 1992 and he served on the International Board of Directors as the Regional VP for Asia.Philip Lo has 25
years of experience as a professional architect, and Facility Management expert. Philip is a pioneer in the application and implementation of Computer Integrated Facilities Management
(CIFM) and Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS), both in Canada and in Asia.

1015 Plenary Address Two: Energy use in Asia Pacific and its implication on facility professionals
Mark Dunson Vice President, Marketing Asia Pacific
Emerson Climate Technologies

1045 Morning Refreshments

1115 Plenary Address Three: Managing and leasing the World’s Tallest Building
Cathy Yang Asst. Vice President
Taipei 101, Taiwan
Cathy Yang has over 20 years of experience in the real estate industry.

1200 Plenary Address Four: The designer-builder-operator approach to integrated management of mix-use projects

1230 Networking lunch and exhibition

Stream One
Energy Management & Environmental
Sustainability
1400 Introducing 8 fundamental steps towards
energy efficiency for air-conditioned
buildings in the tropical climate
• Exploring the feasibility of retrocommisioning
• Gaining insights into Energy Star benchmarking tool
• Identifying efficient and effective investment
possibilities
CK Tang Building Energy Integrator
Independent Energy Network, Malaysia
C.K Tang is the energy designer of the first Low
Energy Building in Malaysia, Ministry of Energy,
Water & Communications LEO Building, first price
winner of ASEAN Energy Efficient Buildings Best
Practices award 2006
1445 Managing your energy and resources – the
cheapest and easiest way
• Capping energy wastage by centring on end-user
contribution to energy saving and waste
management
• Introducing a culture of sustainability at the
workplace
• Recycle Reuse, Reduce, React
Stewart Tai Manager, Facilities Management
Alexandra Hospital, Singapore
1530 Designing Ecoskyscrapers for tomorrow’s
green skies
• Case Study of bioclimatic building designs
• Applying passive solar building designs for the tropics
• Examining the trends in Asia for investing in
Photovoltaics
Kenneth Yeang, PhD, AA Dip, FRSA, RIBA,
APAM, FSIA, Hon. FAIA, FRIAS Director
Llewelyn Davies Yeang UK and T. R. Hamzah
& Yeang Malaysia
Vice Chairman
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
1615 Afternoon refreshments
Stream Two
Design & Space Planning
1400 Incorporating essential Feng Shui elements
into space planning
• Examining the proven benefits of practising Feng
Shui principles in building design and space planning
• Understanding the core principals of Feng Shui in
approaching spatial perceptions
• Applying climate oriented Feng Shui solutions for
sustainability
Kenny Hoo Founder & Chief Researcher
GOOD FENG SHUI® Geomantic Research,
Malaysia
Kenny Hoo is the first & only Feng Shui Master
worldwide, applying the unique & International
Awards-winning "GFS Converge Water
TechniqueTM" and "Lifepath ManagementTM
Kenny is the consultant for various multinational &
public-listed corporations in Malaysia, Singapore,
China & Japan
1445 Stretching the WOW factor: Key ingredients
for an ultimate realisation of quality &
prestige
• Identifying the 5 stars that make your building dazzle
• Giving your building a competitive edge by being
original and different
• Identifying cost effective ways to enhance your
buildings ambiance
Lawrence S. Ng, AIA, RAIC, Principal
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, USA
Lawrence was the Design Team Leader for Petronas
Twin Towers & Two IFC Hong Kong. He has a Masters
degree in Architecture, Yale University and a Msc in
Real Estate Finance, New York University.
1530 Making your physical workplace a central
tool in achieving your business goals
• Examining the role of the physical workplace in
building the desired culture of your organisation
• Augmenting workplace consideartions as a central
part of business planning and thinking
• Daring, Different, Dynamic: Success ingredients for
turning your workspace into your asset
Adzhar Ibrahim Head of Human Resource
Development
DIGI, Malaysia
Stream Three
Security, Health & Safety
1400 Strategising for emergency & disaster
preparedness
• Responding to possible emergency & disaster threats
in the region and preparing a plan
• Learning from best practices for emergency &
disaster preparedness
• Scenario planning
Joint presentation:
Dr. Luis Jorge Perez-Calderon Deputy Executive
Director
Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre
Senior Executive
Siam Paragon Development, Thailand
1445 Determining best practices in maintenance
management
• Weighing and placing Preventive, Predictive and
Proactive maintenance in developing an integrated
approach to maintenance management
• Developing a data tracking and measurement process
to attain performance enhancement and move
towards a sustainable maintenance
• Selecting the appropriate contractor and creating a
win-win situation for both parties
Goh Chong Wooi Maintenance Manager
Building Services Department
Mid Valley City, Malaysia
Goh Chong Woi has 9 years working experience as
maintenance manager for the largest shopping city in
South East Asia, and the largest mall in Malaysia.
1530 New trends in facilities management -
Engineering asset management and
condition monitoring
• Presenting technologies in condition monitoring and
trends of maintenance management in Hong Kong
• Making smart decisions for equipment reliability and
maintenance schedule
• Understanding the specification and guidelines for
engineering asset management
Ir. Dr. Peter W, Tse Director
Smart Engineerging Asset Management
Laboratory, City University of Hong Kong
1615 Afternoon refreshments

1615 Afternoon refreshments

1645 Plenary Address Five: Designing green buildings and masterplans
Kenneth Yeang, PhD, AA Dip, FRSA, RIBA, APAM, FSIA, Hon. FAIA, FRIAS Director
Llewelyn Davies Yeang UK and T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Malaysia
Vice Chairman
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
Author of “The Skyscraper: Bioclimatically Considered”, "The Green Skyscraper: The Basis for Designing Sustainable, Intensive Buildings," and "Ecodesign: A manual for Ecological Design."

1730 Plenary Address Six: Panel discussion: Assessing the state of the property market in Asia
Dr. Sopon Pornchokchai Founder & Managing Director
Agency for Real Estate Affairs
Dr. Sopon has been a consultant to the UN-Habitat, ILO, ESCAP, and FAO.

1800 Plenary Address Seven: Augmenting the importance of brand management within any property and how best to manage it
Anita Mehra Homayoun Director Marketing and Corporate Communications
Department of Civil Aviation Dubai

1845 End of day one

1900 Cocktail reception * marcus evans cordially invites you to a cocktail and mocktail reception after the official programme is concluded on day 1. Make use of the
pleasant and relaxed atmosphere for an exchange of experience with the speaker and participants of this congress.
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0930 Plenary Address One: Interlocking facility management with strategic asset management
Ir. Dr. John Gilleard, PhD, MHKIE Fellow
International Facilities Management Association (IFMA)
Partner
The Sloane Partnership, Hong Kong
Recepient of Educator of the Year Award by International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) in 1998.
1015 Plenary Address Two: Achieving corporate strategic goals and objective through FM technology
1045 Morning Refreshments
1115 Plenary Address Three: Prize, Luxury & Signature: The success ingredients of Asia's premiere shopping destination
Charnchai Charuvastr Chairman
Siam Paragon Development, Thailand
1145 Plenary Address Four: The impact of Triple Bottom Line reporting on real estate in Asia
1215 Networking lunch and exhibition
1400 Plenary Address Five: Passing with flying colours: A success story of an airport’s safety and security program
Datuk Kamaruddin Mohd. Ismail Senior General Manager - Safety & Security Services
Malaysia Airports Holding Bhd.
KLIA was awarded the world’s best airport for 15-25 million passengers category by AETRA 2005
1430 Plenary Address Six: Masterminding the design of the world's tallest twin towers & the world's most intelligent building
Lawrence S. Ng, AIA, RAIC, Principal
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, USA
Mr. Lawrence Ng was the Design Team Leader, Petronas Twin Towers & Hong Kong Two IFC. He has a Masters degree in Architecture from Yale University, and a Master of Science degree
in Real Estate Finance from New York University.

1500 Plenary Address Seven: Building a sustainable business case for environmentally and socially responsible propeties. The Singapore Green Mark Scheme
Tan Tian Chong Director
Technology Development, Building & Construction Authority of Singapore
1545 Afternoon Refreshments

Stream Four Stream Five Stream Six

Strategic Business Planning Intelligent Buildings Workshop: Achieving Facility Excellence

1615 Creating bullet proof lease contracts for
Property Management
• Identifying common pitfalls and setbacks in contract
management
• Making the best out of your contract
• Creating a win-win situation for both parties
Matthew McEvily, Esq. Managing Director
McEvily & Collins, Thailand
1700 Making your property work for you
• Optimising on factors that create maximum value out
of your property
• Examining proven property / facility branding
strategies
• Developing KPIs to measure your property’s
performance
• Reviewing and improving property management
strategies to meet business objectives
Dr Lim Lan Yuan JP President
Association of Property and Facility
Managers
Singapore Institute of Surveyors and
Valuers
Dr. Lim is author of the book ‘A Guide to
Management Corporations’. Dr. Lim currently sits on
Singapore’s Strata Title Board.
1745 Managing multiple properties across a wide
geographic coverage
• Identifying challenges and solutions for managing
property portfolios
• Developing strategies for governing your portfolio
management
• Leveraging Information Technology through out the
life cycle of properties
Bhakorn Vanuptikul Senior Vice President
Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited,
Thailand
Mr Bhakorn is incharge of managing 900 of Bangkok
Bank’s properties accross Thailand
1830 End of Congress
1615 Introducing intelligent buildings and its
technologies
• Defining the concept of intelligent buildings in Asia
• Augmenting the benefits of intelligent building
technologies
• Identifying the challenges in implementing intelligent
building technologies
• Weighing the future of intelligent building in Asia
Jimmy Chua Founder & President
Asian Institute of Intelligent Building,
Singapore
Managing Director
Quantum Automation, Singapore
Jimmy has 26 years experience in the building
management and controls industry. He was the
system integrator for Suntec City, Plaza Indonesia,
Karachi International Airport, and Cantonment
Complex.
1700 Intelligent environmental building design
in the tropics, principles and examples
• Defining the concept of intelligent buildings in Asia
• Augmenting the benefits of intelligent building
technologies
• Identifying the challenges in implementing intelligent
building technologies
• Weighing the future of intelligent building in Asia
Poul E. Kristensen Managing Director
Independent Energy Network, Denmark &
Malaysia
Since 2000, Poul has represented Denmark, as the
Acting Alternate in the Executive Committee of the
IEA Research program on Energy efficiency in
Buildings and Community systems.
1745 Managing a regional city, through an
Intelligent City Management Platform
• Implementing a state-of-the-art management
platform technologies for a regional city
• Converging various city and township management
systems for comprehensive and efficient operation
• Formulating future operational methodology through
the Nusajaya experience
Zulkifli Tahmali Director, Strategic Marketing,
Corporate Communications, Facilities Management &
Information & Communications Technology
UEM Land, Malaysia
Zulkifli Tahmali is currently involved in Nusajaya , an
integrated project with 7 key signature developments
which comprise of administrative center, harbour,
medical hub, educity, logistics and industrial clusters,
leisure & lifestyle & international destination resort.
1830 End of Congress
1615 How do you manage your facility to the optimum
efficiency and at maximized cost effectiveness? And
how do you demonstrate that your facilities are
performing well if you do not measure your
performance against others in the industry? And how
comparable is your industry sector to other
industries? And lastly, how do you demonstrate your
operational effectiveness to stakeholders if you do
not conduct self-audits? Can senior management
really take you seriously if you cannot prove your
facilities effectiveness?
The answer of course is No!
Facility managers are facing the same change in Asia
as other western developed companies faced ten
years ago. The survivors were those that actively
undertook management analysis of their operations
and managed their change process to meet the new
demands being placed on them.
This workshop will give you the tools to measure
your performance as a facility professional, mitigate
poor performance areas and demonstrate a proactive
approach to achieve facility management best
practice
Agenda for Workshop:
• Benchmarking Facility Management against best
practices
• Identifying Common Sources of Facility Management
Benchmarking Data
• Assessing Facility Management Key Performance
Indicators
• Applying the Balanced Score Card to achieve facility
excellence
• Effectively measuring FM Performance Profiling using
fmPROFILE™
• Case Study
Ir. Dr. John Gilleard, PhD, MHKIE Fellow
International Facilities Management
Association (IFMA)
Partner
The Sloane Partnership, Hong Kong
Ir. Dr. John D. Gilleard is a former Associate Dean and
Head of the Department of Building Services
Engineering at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
A long time member of the IFMA Dr. Gilleard was
IFMA's educator of the year in 1998 and a recipient
of the IFMA Fellowship in 2003.
1830 End of Congress

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