Education Resources (Page 2)
How Businesses Can Promote Recycling with a Virtual Workforce
Even though many employees may not be coming into the facility every day, you can still promote virtual sustainability programs, like recycling.
Read MoreA Salute to All Who’ve Served
In honor of Veterans Day, read stories from Flagship employees as they remember veterans and pay respect to those who have served.
Read More3 Reasons Why Large Congregations Should Outsource Facility Management
Large congregational and church facilities have a unique set of needs. Find out how it is possible to overcome many facilities challenges by outsourcing.
Read MoreProtecting Students’ Health is Their Focus as They Prepare for Fall Term 2020
Carnegie Mellon University turned to Flagship for guidance and insight into the best practices in protecting higher education facilities from viruses, bacteria and other contaminants.
Read MoreWhittier College Awards Flagship Facilities Team
Facilities management and janitorial teams tend to go unnoticed, but the students of Whittier College wanted to show their frontline heroes how much they are appreciated.
Read MoreCelebrate Employees to Grow
Celebrate the month of love every day and show staff how much you appreciate and value them to continue building trust and team commitment.
Read MoreCreating Social Value
What have you done to make your employees feel empowered? This week at Flagship we are focused on creating social value for our employees.
Read MoreNo More One and Done
College Campuses are Embracing Mixed-Use Development. The day of the single-use facility is becoming a thing of the past. There was a time where college campuses were filled with buildings designated for a particular function.
Read MoreGeneration Y
Why sustainability is important to millennial professionals Millennials want to…
Read MoreEfficiency and Integrity: A Private School’s Journey to Cost Savings with Flagship
Faculty members and students have all remarked that they have never seen the campus look better. Also commenting that the condition of the campus has allowed them to become better students and teachers.
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