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Menges Leads IFMA Cares Committee

The New York Chapter of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) has a new chairperson for its charitable arm of the organization. ESD Operations Director for the New York Office Ryann Menges is heading the IFMA Cares Committee.

Menges says the group is charged with improving the lives of New Yorkers in need by supporting local charities through fundraising, volunteering, and direct donations.

IFMA is a professional organization dedicated to providing educational and networking opportunities to members at all levels of the facilities management industry.

Ryann Menges freely shares her time with professional organizations like IFMA in support of ESD’s mission to improve society through the built environment.

For more information on how ESD supports our local and professional communities, visit our website. If you have questions about ESD and our mission, please contact us directly.

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