Jakarta, Indonesia – 28 January 2026 – FM Indonesia Forum 2026 takes place today at Shangri-La Jakarta, bringing together leaders from government, business and the facilities management (FM) community to strengthen the capability and standards needed for resilient, efficient and inclusive workplaces across Indonesia’s built environment.
Held under the theme “The Next Wave of Facility Management in Indonesia: Elevating Workplaces, Embracing AI, ESG, and Inclusivity,” the Forum focuses on practical delivery. The programme examines how leadership decisions translate into consistent on-site execution, including service performance, asset reliability, workplace experience, wellbeing and long-term sustainability.
FM Indonesia Forum 2026 also marks the official introduction of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) to Indonesia and the first IFMA-supported forum in the country. The Forum is held under a strategic Memorandum of Understanding between IFMA Global and OCS Indonesia, with OCS Indonesia appointed as the local organiser.
Discussion themes include:
- Digitalisation and AI in operations and workplace services
- ESG delivery and decarbonisation through day-to-day operating practices
- Inclusive workplace design, wellbeing and experience expectations
- Professional standards, governance and capability building for a future-ready FM sector
The Forum is supported through knowledge and outreach partnerships, including CastleAsia, AmCham Indonesia, and BritCham Indonesia, providing a platform for cross-sector dialogue among policy leaders, asset owners, workplace strategists, service providers and technology innovators.
“Facilities management is where strategy meets delivery. When workplaces are operated with discipline and good governance, organisations see stronger asset performance, safer environments, and more consistent experiences for the people who use them. At its best, FM helps create workplaces that support human wellbeing, strengthen surrounding communities, and operate responsibly within their environmental context. The Forum is a practical step toward strengthening the FM ecosystem in Indonesia.”
Yohanes Jeffry Johary
President and Managing Director, OCS Indonesia
“Facility management is not an informal practice or a regional concept. It’s a globally recognized profession supported by international standards. We are pleased to join the business community in Indonesia in helping to drive national priorities to drive transformative change.”
Michael V. Geary, CAE
President and CEO IFMA
“Indonesia is IFMA’s next and defining chapter in ASEAN. As the country builds its new capital, expands modern infrastructure and develops a fast-growing FM workforce, Indonesia is creating powerful momentum for higher standards, greater professionalism and the adoption of smarter, technology-enabled FM practices.”
Frank Ngoh
IFMA Global Board Director and President of the SIFMA and IFMA Singapore Chapter