NGA announces board leadership for 2019-2020

Date: 25 September 2019

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Angelo Rivera (right) passes the gavel to incoming chair, Chris Bole | Photo: www.glass.org

Date: 25 September 2019

NGA is pleased to announce its board leadership for the 2019-2020 term.

At its meeting at GlassBuild America in Atlanta last week, the NGA board of directors welcomed Chris Bole, Pikes Peak Glass Inc., Colorado Springs, Colorado, as chair for the upcoming term. Cathie Saroka, Goldray Glass, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, was voted in as chair-elect. Doug Schilling, Schilling Inc., Galion, Ohio continues as treasurer; and Angelo Rivera, Faour Glass Technologies, Tampa, Florida, will serve as immediate past chair.

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