NGA Presents Best in Show Awards

Date: 20 October 2022
Source: www.glassbuildamerica.com
NGA Presents Best in Show Awards
Photo source
www.glassbuildamerica.com

Date: 20 October 2022

The following companies received Best in Show Awards for their exhibit booths at GlassBuild America 2022.

Winners are chosen through voting by an independent and anonymous group of industry representatives. The awards were presented by National Glass Association board members and staff, accompanied by a high school marching band. 

  • Small Booth: Creative Millwork of Ohio 
  • Medium Booth: ICD High Performance Coatings 
  • Large Booth: Q-Railing  
  • Best Machinery Booth: Emmegi USA, Inc. 
  • Best Software Booth: Smart-Builder Glass Software 
  • Best First-Time Exhibitor Booth: Akotherm Aluminum 
  • Special Overall Best in Show: Lisec America, Inc. 
600450 NGA Presents Best in Show Awards glassonweb.com

Others also read

MORE...

Dušan Galusek
FunGlass explores new approaches to glass recycling within the EVERGLASS project
FunGlass is exploring innovative ways to recover hard-to-recycle glass waste, combining advanced processing technologies with glass science to support a more sustainable and circular glass industry.
Your Next Big Project Could Start at GCLAD Expo 2026: Why Exhibiting Matters
Your Next Big Project Could Start at GCLAD Expo 2026: Why Exhibiting Matters
In the cladding and façade industry, a great product is only as valuable as the right people who discover it.
PiGs launches Annual Partner programme for 2027
PiGs launches Annual Partner programme for 2027
PiGs AKA People in Glazing Society is evolving its annual sponsorship programme for 2027, introducing the new Annual PiGs Partner programme, as it continues to expand its reach across the glazing industry.
Glass and glazing sectors unite to support UK Government’s reindustrialisation ambitionsGlass and glazing sectors unite to support UK Government’s reindustrialisation ambitions
Glass and glazing sectors unite to support UK Government’s reindustrialisation ambitions
The UK glass and glazing sectors have committed to working in partnership with Government to help turn its ambitions for reindustrialising Britain into investment, skilled jobs, stronger supply chains and sustainable economic growth.
EU Public Procurement Act proposal is published: implications for the flat glass sector
EU Public Procurement Act proposal is published: implications for the flat glass sector
The European Commission’s new Public Procurement Act proposal could reshape how quality, sustainability and EU-origin content are valued in public tenders, with important implications for the flat glass sector.
PiGs Confirmed as Supporting Organisation for Glazing Summit
PiGs Confirmed as Supporting Organisation for Glazing Summit
PiGs has been confirmed once again as a Supporting Organisation of the Glazing Summit, continuing its commitment to backing the one-day event for the second year running.

Add new comment

From industry