Lattuada North America to sponsor the NGA Glass Conference

Date: 4 February 2021

Lattuada North America will support the NGA Glass Conference as Boost Sponsor.

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Date: 4 February 2021

Lattuada North America will support the NGA Glass Conference as Boost Sponsor.

Interactive online conference, where the speakers will share updates to energy, green building, fire, safety and structural building codes as well as new information on glass and glazing standards.

In addition, the 6th Annual Fun Run/Walk will be hosted virtually: winners will then be awarded during an online happy hour at the conclusion of the day.

Registration is now open, join us on Thursday 9th February 2021!

For more information, please visit: https://www.glass.org/event/nga-glass-conference-february-2021

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