orporate facilities managers have a very challenging job even with more predictable, larger budgets and resources, however, as a non-profit facilities manager we constantly operate in a perpetual state of “do more with less.” Non-profits aim to serve the public good while Not-for-Profits are similar but typically operate on a smaller scale and may be centered around member activities rather than public benefit.
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