Auckland 2022

29-30 Jun, Wed–Thu 10am–5pm, Auckland Showgrounds

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Mark Sinclair

Mark is co-founder and director of FM Concepts Ltd, dedicated to improving commercial building management services and operational effectiveness within the built environment. With over 24 years' experience, Mark specialises in managing long-term technical and strategic maintenance planning as well as sustainability programmes.

FM Concepts Ltd has had a long-term association with New Zealand’s largest listed property trust, Kiwi Property Group Ltd. Mark is also the technical and sustainable director for Britomart Group, Auckland’s large downtown commercial and retail precinct.

Mark’s memberships and qualifications include: registered electrician; post-graduate diploma in refrigeration and air-conditioning engineering; Facilities Management Association of Australia & New Zealand (FMA, IFMA, FMANZ) – Accredited Professional FM; co-founder of Facilities Management Association of New Zealand (FMANZ) networking group (600 + members); and awarded FMANZ’s ‘The Brian Happy Award’ as Facilities Manager of the Year 2017

Wednesday 29 June

NZGBC Panel - Better Buildings with Sustainability

12pm-1pm Seminar Series - brought to you by Bunnings Trade

Bobby Shen

Mark Sinclair

Bridget Pyc

Panelists: Bobby Shen - NZBGC, Business Development Manager for Exisiting Buildings, Mark Sinclair - FM Concepts, Bridget Pyc - Property Sustainability & Relations Advisor at Samson

Aotearoa's built environment is responsible for 20% off the country's greenhouse gas emissions with a significant portion coming from the ongoing operation of existing buildings. With New Zealand's decarbonisation commitments, the rising cost of carbon-intensive activities and the government and financial sector signalling more scrutiny on the sustainability reporting, understanding the performance of a property portfolio is crucial for becoming more climate change ready.

The focus on this session will be on a facility manager's role in sustainability, particularly around monitoring how buildings are performing. A brief presentation will provide some context on how we have to look at existing buildings, risk management in relation to climate change, and cover the role of third-party certified rating tools to gauge where improvement and investment should be directed to create better outcomes.

Our panelists will provide the real-world perspective working in the facility management space. The conversation will look at their continuous improvement regimes, sustainable management practices and tangible steps that property and facility managers can take away with them to enrich their work.