Meet Your Speaker & Instructor
Alana F. Dunoff
Alana F. Dunoff, MS, ProFM, FMP, IFMA Fellow, has over 30 years’ experience in strategic facility planning and project management. She has her own strategic facility planning consulting and instructional training practice.
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Alana is passionate about FM education and has over 20 years’ experience as an adjunct professor. She is currently teaching in the Facility Management Program at Temple University. Alana is a qualified instructor for the IFMA FMP Credentials and has helped well over 700 students earn their designations. Alana also provides custom training for FM professionals.
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Alana has been a keynote speaker and presenter at dozens of Facility Management industry conferences, universities, and corporations. She is a SME for the IFMA FMP Body of Knowledge and has had numerous articles published in FM trade journals and been featured in variety of FM publications and Podcasts.
Alana has served on the local and the International IFMA board and is currently on the Board of Women in Facility Management (WIFM). In 2014 she was honored to become an IFMA Fellow. Alana earned her B.S. in Psychology from Boston University and her M.S. in Facility Planning & Management from Cornell University.
Alana is a recognized FM educator who I have been following for a few years. Jim was a bonus. I chose the instructor lead course because of them; I wanted to truly understand and absorb the ProFM content and not just pass the exams. Alana and Jim provided insight and their personal experiences to make the information more relatable and helped me retain the information more easily.
Rowland Adamoli, ProFM,, NEST
What our students are saying
You made the class fun and interesting. As you can appreciate, the information can be very dry......you both made it interesting and even remotely, I felt involved in the process. I liked the way you divided things up. Listening to one voice for a long time, even pleasant voices like yours, can be tiring. I liked your PowerPoint presentations. I liked your focus on important and useful points and easy ways to remember concepts. Thanks again for everything! I don't know you well but you are two of my favorite course teachers ever!