GlassBuild Connect is Coming This September

Date: 1 July 2020

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Date: 1 July 2020

GlassBuild Connect, an entirely new glass & fenestration online experience, will be held Sept. 1-30

In anticipation of limitations on 2020 in-person events, NGA has worked behind the scenes to produce an online marketplace called GlassBuild Connect: The Glass & Fenestration Online Experience. GlassBuild Connect will showcase exhibitors' products and services for buyers and prospects to explore. Online attendees will also have access to educational events, economic and trends forecast presentations, product demonstrations, and other informative programming throughout the month.

Watch for details as we pivot online with GlassBuild Connect to deliver the information gathering, trend-watching, learning, evaluating, comparing—and of course, buying and selling—that the industry has come to expect every year.

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