NGA Announces Friese Foundation Partnership

Date: 30 September 2019
Source: www.glass.org
NGA Announces Friese Foundation Partnership
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Date: 30 September 2019

New education partnership to offer MyGlassClass.com scholarships.

Kicking off the Glazing Executives Forum, NGA's content director Jenni Chase shared the exciting announcement of an incredible new partnership with the Friese Foundation and its generous support of MyGlassClass.com.

Andrew Haring, vice president of business development at NGA, shed light on the philanthropic mission of the newly formed foundation and its commitment to recruitment and education for the glass and glazing community, encapsulated by sentiments from long-time NGA supporter and glass industry veteran, Don Friese.

You can view his impassioned insights and call to action in the video below. Friese Foundation president DJ Friese accepted special recognition from the NGA during the Forum.

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