See What's in Store During the 17th Annual Glazing Executives Forum

Glazing Executives Forum during GlassBuild 2022, Las Vegas
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Date: 19 July 2023

Don’t miss the Glazing Executives Forum, which returns to GlassBuild America on Oct. 31 for the 17th year.

The Forum is the National Glass Association’s event for networking, education and business problem solving for glazing company leaders. Attendees will come away with key strategies to improve their businesses and to prepare for the challenges ahead.  

Highlights of the Forum include a keynote presentation from leading economist Connor Lokar of ITR Economics, who will provide an in-depth look at the state of the economy and what’s to come for glass companies. Vic McConnell, partner with Smith Cashion & Orr, PLC, also will be on hand to offer insights on how glazing contracts can manage risks in their contracts in the face of today’s top challenges.  

Programming also includes a panel discussion on addressing ongoing labor and training issues, breakout sessions for peer networking and solution shares, and an afternoon reception on the GlassBuild show floor.

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