Registration Now Open for FGIA FENBC Region Virtual Summit, October 29

Registration Now Open for FGIA FENBC Region Virtual Summit, October 29
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Date: 1 October 2025

Registration is now open for the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) FENBC Region Virtual Summit, taking place on October 29.

This annual online event will feature commercial and residential topic coverage and the latest updates from industry leaders. Register now for this exclusive event dedicated to exploring the latest trends in the fenestration industry in British Columbia.

“FGIA is proud to host top level experts in important positions that set codes and standards and are in the know of what’s going on in both BC and Canada,” said Florica Vlad, FGIA Events Manager. “Join us remotely on October 29. You don’t want to miss it!”

The preliminary schedule for the summit is now available, with the final schedule to be published in the coming weeks. Sponsorship opportunities for companies to promote their involvement are also available.

Summit Speakers

Sessions will allow participants to:

Registration Fees

The fee for FGIA members is $125. A company upgrade for 3-10 participants is available for an additional $200. Non-members can register for a fee of $360. Five percent GST is included in the registration.

For more information about the FGIA FENBC Region and its activities, visit FGIAonline.org/FENBC.

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