The recent IFMA Executive Summit, held over two dynamic days, showcased the intersection of AI and emerging technologies within the facility management industry. Drawing a diverse group of professionals predominantly from the U.S., the event was a melting pot of innovation and expertise. A key highlight was the panel discussion on technology education in facility management, moderated by Dr. Javier Irizarry, Associate Dean at Georgia Tech. Esteemed panelists including Dr. Eunhwa Yang, Associate Professor at Georgia Tech, Matt Dawson from Ernst & Young LLP, and Leonardo Garcia, Co-Founder and Head of Research and Construction Technology at Augment, engaged in insightful dialogues about the future of technology in facility management. The panel delved into pressing topics such as the performance expectations of emerging technologies, the integration of tech in facility management training programs, and the pivotal role of AI in the industry's evolution. Dr. Yang emphasized the need for robust educational frameworks to prepare future facility management professionals for tech-savvy roles. Matt Dawson discussed the business case for tech adoption in facility management, highlighting efficiency gains and cost savings. Leonardo Garcia shared Augment's vision of leveraging AI-powered data services and BIM integration to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability in facility management. This blend of academic and industry perspectives provided a comprehensive outlook on the evolving facility management landscape. Augment's participation underscored its commitment to advancing digital transformation in facility management. The discussions reinforced the importance of integrating advanced technologies to streamline processes and enhance decision-making. Feedback from attendees highlighted the value of such forums in fostering knowledge exchange and forming strategic partnerships. Augment's Wiretwin platform, known for its user-friendly interface and scalable solutions, stood out as a prime example of innovative technology driving the future of facility management. This summit not only showcased the current capabilities of AI and tech in facility management but also set the stage for future advancements and collaborations within the industry.