NEW in 2024: GlassBuild Podcast Studio

NEW in 2024: GlassBuild Podcast Studio
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GlassBuild America

Date: 14 June 2024

For the first time ever, GlassBuild America will host the GlassBuild Podcast Studio, centrally located on the show floor, adjacent to the GlassBuild Main Stage.

The Podcast Studio will be home to onsite, live video and audio recordings of episodes for the Glass Cast and Window Cast podcasts. All episodes are distributed in audio forms on all top podcast platforms and in video on YouTube.

THE PODCASTS 

Glass Cast and Window Cast are created by Glass Magazine and Window + Door magazine, the official publications of GlassBuild organizer the National Glass Association. Hosts include Katy Devlin, NGA Content Director and Editor in Chief of Glass Magazine; Sara Neiswanger, NGA Associate Director of Industry Events; and Laurie Cowin, Editor, Window + Door.

THE TOPICS 

During GlassBuild, Glass Cast and Window Cast will record interviews with leaders from top companies, industry influencers and other show VIPs discussing the top show news, industry trends, business opportunities and headwinds, and more.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Be a part of a brand-new initiative. Reach your customers in a new way. Take center stage at the glass and fenestration industry’s largest event.

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