Daymond John kicks off the all-new Keynote Theater at GlassBuild America 2026

Date: 21 July 2026

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Date: 21 July 2026

Meet the 2026 keynote theater lineup. Three powerhouse speakers. One brand-new stage.

GlassBuild America is debuting the Keynote Theater this year*: expert insight to start each day, before the show floor opens.

Daymond John

ABC's Shark Tank / FUBU

5 S.H.A.R.K. Points: Fundamentals for Success in Business and Life. 25+ years of building a brand from nothing, distilled into strategy you can use immediately.

Connor Lokar

ITR Economics

A data-driven construction forecast from the economist glazing executives have trusted since 2017. Plan your next move with real numbers, not guesswork.

Women in Glass: Workforce Leadership Breakfast

Lakisha A. Woods (NGA) × Barbara Bouza (CannonDesign), emceed by Syndi Sim (Q-Railing)

A candid conversation on leadership and workforce development in glass and fenestration.

*Separate registration required.

The VIP Experience

Want entry to all 3 keynotes, plus perks throughout the show? Upgrade your registration for the GlassBuild VIP Experience. Learn More.

Early-Bird Pricing Ends August 6

Lock in your rate before it goes up.

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