Who will be the next Winner?

Date: 7 March 2019

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Source: glassonweb.com

Date: 7 March 2019

Your boss, your friend or your collegue? Propose your candidate for the most important award of the glass industry!

This special Award was introduced in 2017 to honor and reward individuals or contributors who have made outstanding personal contributions to the progress and development of the international glass industry over the years.

Such contributions may represent eg. product/ process development, new innovations, systems, construction, design, architecture, ambitious research initiatives and advanced learning.

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