GlassBuild America 2025 Debuts in Orlando with Fresh Features and Big Opportunities

GlassBuild America 2025 Heads to Orlando with New Challenges, Smarter Strategies & Stronger Connections
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Date: 18 July 2025

GlassBuild America 2025 is heading to Orlando for the first time this November — and it’s bringing fresh energy, exciting features and can’t-miss opportunities.

Here’s what’s new this year:

  • GlassBuild America Skills Challenge
    Glaziers, it’s your time to shine. Test your skills in two hands-on competitions on the show floor: the NGA Shower Challenge and the Are You AGMT Ready? Challenge.
     
  • The Latest Products and Technology
    Discover hurricane-resistant glass and energy-efficient windows — engineered to meet regional challenges, built to perform anywhere.
     
  • Stronger Connections
    Meet the right people in the right setting, including at events like the Family Business Breakfast, where industry peers gather for focused conversations on succession planning, exit strategies and more.
     
  • Smarter Strategies
    Get expert insights on the Main Stage and during the Glazing Executives Forum as leaders from Viracon, Allegion, YKK AP and more break down today’s biggest challenges — and what it takes to navigate them.
     
  • Orlando Debut
    GlassBuild heads south! Enjoy this sunny, action-packed destination.

GlassBuild is built on innovation — and this year’s event is no exception.

Mark your calendar now. Registration opens July 24th.

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