Vitro Architectural Glass at Glasstec 2022

Date: 10 October 2022

Glenn Davis, vice president of international sales at Vitro

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Vitro Architectural Glass

Date: 10 October 2022

In September, the Vitro Architectural Glass leadership team returned to Dusseldorf, Germany for Glasstec 2022.

Glenn Davis, vice president of international sales at Vitro, offered his thoughts on what's changed for Vitro since its last appearance at Glasstec in 2018 and what the future looks like for America's premier glass manufacturer.

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