GlassBuild Ends with a Party! The GlassBuild Tailgate Party.

GlassBuild 2022 Tailgate Party
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Date: 25 October 2022

GlassBuild America 2022 wrapped up with a brand-new event, the GlassBuild Tailgate Party.

Attendees and exhibitors gathered outside the Las Vegas Convention Center as day 3 wound down for a major variety of grilled beef, pork, and chicken as well as food truck offerings.

More than 700 people attended and enjoyed the food, music, games, and giveaways. Industry influencers with their own special delicious recipes worked the grills including Ron Crowl, Brian Clifford, Matt Hanna, Bill Sullivan, Brad Thurman, Kayla Natividad, Sara Neiswanger, and Wendy Rochelle.

The proceeds for the event were donated to the NGA Foundation to support glass and glazing industry educational programming. Special thank you to our lead sponsor C.R. Laurence and participating sponsors Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, Dow, Vitrum, Fenetech, IUPAT, and DeGorter.

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