Top Glass returns live!

Date: 24 November 2021
Source: By Glass Canada
Top Glass returns live!
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Date: 24 November 2021

Join the top names in the glass game at Top Glass, April 20, 2022, at the International Centre.

The event will feature a live session with former federal industry minister, the Hon. Tony Clement, Reshoring Canada, on the challenges of navigating supply and demand in an era of entangled global supply chains. The event will also include a presentation from Max Perilstein, author of the must-read weekly newsletter From the Fabricator, on best practices and effective strategies for glass business owners and managers of today and tomorrow.

As we move closer to the event date, we will announce additional speakers, sponsors and more! Registration is open so secure your spot today!

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