GlassBuild 2021 is an Education Powerhouse

Date: 4 June 2021

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Date: 4 June 2021

The Glazing Executives Forum is also back, Sept. 13, offering an opportunity for leaders of contract glazing and full-service glass companies to come together to learn and share best business practices.

The conference includes the exclusive industry-focused Economic Forecast by Connor Lokar of ITR Economics. Learn More

GlassBuild America will also co-host an in-person component of the NGA Glass Conference. Panelists will guide conversations that will focus on engaging our stakeholders outside the glazing industry. Registrants will also be able to attend a special economic outlook presentation and a networking reception. Learn More

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