NASFA's 2025 East & Southeast Regional Meeting

FacilityForce is excited to be a Platinum Sponsor of the upcoming East & Southeast Regional Meeting, the premier event for facility professionals from across the East and Southeast states.

Taking place November 18–19, 2025, in Annapolis, Maryland, this gathering brings together industry leaders, key decision-makers, and facility experts to explore the latest trends, technologies, and solutions shaping the future of facility management.

Hosted by NASFA, this biannual event offers an invaluable opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate with professionals dedicated to operational excellence and innovation in facilities. Whether you’re attending to gain new insights, build relationships, or showcase your products and services, the East & Southeast Regional Meeting is an event you won’t want to miss.

We Hope to See You There!

Join us in Annapolis this November and be part of the conversations shaping the future of our industry.

About NASFA

NASFA is the only association dedicated exclusively to the state facilities professional and the unique challenges they face. Our diverse members are responsible for the planning, development, operations and maintenance of state facilities. Members represent facilities professionals in the departments of administration, transportation, real estate, parks, corrections, human services, and colleges and universities.

MISSION

The National Association of State Facilities Administrators (NASFA) is a professional organization whose mission is fostering communication and providing leadership in the development and implementation of state facility administration practices.

PURPOSE

NASFA's purpose is to provide value to our members by sharing information, leveraging knowledge, resources, and trends in the industry.

OBJECTIVES

• Exchange of ideas and information among state facilities administrators;
  
  

• Provide a forum for the study of effective state facilities administration and to develop cooperative mechanisms for the improvement of all aspects of state facilities administration and management;
  
  

• Promote more effective regional cooperation and the development of programs of mutual interest to adjacent States through conferences and other methods;
  
  
• Engage in programs for the training, education and development of state facilities managers and administrators through seminars and other appropriate methods;
  
  
• Gather, analyze and distribute information, including data on state facilities policies and practices, legislation, new programs, and other items of interest to the States.