Mark Hutchinson Named FGIA Honorary Member

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Date: 8 April 2026

FGIA Board of Directors voted during the FGIA Annual Conference to name longtime member and leader Mark Hutchinson (INTIGRAL) an Honorary Member of the Association.

This distinction is reserved for members who are retired from the industry and have demonstrated exceptional dedication and contributions to FGIA, have held multiple leadership positions, and/or have had continuous participation with FGIA for 20 years or more. Nominations are required from at least three FGIA members.

“Mark has consistently served both the Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance and FGIA,” wrote those who nominated Hutchinson in their submission form. “During the unification [of the American Architectural Manufacturers Association and IGMA in 2020], Mark encouraged participation at every level and mentored other leaders to help ensure the organization’s future vitality. He always explained the benefits of the organization at trade shows and other industry events.”

They cited Hutchinson’s strategic vision, advocacy skills and active dedication to the development of insulating glass standards and documents as his most notable qualities. Hutchinson is also a previous winner of the FGIA Marketing Distinguished Service Award.

Hutchinson served on the IGMA and FGIA Boards. He was also the Glass Products Council Co-Chair of Marketing and Engagement Steering Committee, as well as many other GPC groups.

For more information about FGIA and its activities, visit FGIAonline.org.

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