GlassBuild America

Industry Leaders Talk Mega Trends

What's ahead for the glass industry? "Industry Trends to Watch," a panel kicking off GlassBuild 2023, welcomed four leaders from all parts of the industry to discuss labor, the advent of AI, and other major trends to be aware of.

Industry Leaders Discuss the Business of DEIB

Industry experts, hosted by NGA Operations Manager Alicia Hamilton, explored diversity, inclusion and what it means for business, in the keynote panel “Building Better Business through DEIB,” presented on the GlassBuild Main Stage. The conversation looked at what that belonging can look like for…

A Recession is Coming. Top 5 Factors to Watch.

The overall U.S. economy will most likely enter recession in the coming months, with nonresidential construction beginning to feel the effects in late 2024, says Connor Lokar, senior forecaster, ITR Economics, who returned to the Glazing Executives Forum at GlassBuild America to deliver the event’s…

GlassBuild Is Back: Attendance and Show Floor Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels

GlassBuild America 2023, which concluded Nov. 2 in Atlanta, may represent a return to the upward slope of 2019. This year's show welcomed more exhibitors and attendees, and showcased essential education, insights and innovations.

ASSA ABLOY Features Latest Glass Hardware Solutions at GlassBuild America

Assa Abloy will be at booth 1003 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA, from October 31- November 2 for GlassBuild America. 

Glaston to Exhibit New Innovation at GlassBuild

Glaston will be ay GlassBuild America at booth #4049.

GlassBuild 2023

GlassBuild 2023 in Atlanta will welcome over 70 first-time exhibitors out of 450-plus exhibitors. Visitors and exhibitors will enjoy 180,000 square feet of space at the Georgia World Congress Center. Over 150 international exhibitors from 23 countries will exhibit their products and services.

A+W Software to Attend GlassBuild America

A+W Software will be exhibiting its A+W iCut software at GlassBuild America.

Solutions-based Community

At a tradeshow like GlassBuild America, there’s always something new to see and education opportunities abound. No matter what aspect of your business you’re looking to improve, GlassBuild America will have a solution.

LiteSentry Plans to Exhibit at GlassBuild

LiteSentry will be exhibiting its latest innovations at GlassBuild America 2023.

GlassBuild America 2022 Draws 8,200 to Las Vegas

The three-day event, organized by the National Glass Association, drew attendees from all 50 U.S. states and territories and 54 countries to see new product solutions, advanced machinery and equipment, innovative tools and components, and more.

GlassBuild Economist: Slowdown Ahead for Residential Construction

4 Ways to Increase Profits

With GlassBuild America fast approaching, it’s time to think about the benefits of attending. According to multiple sources, there are at least four ways attending tradeshows can help grow your company’s profits.

Everything Fenestration

There’s a lot to look forward to at GlassBuild 2022, Oct. 18-20 in Las Vegas. Here are some of the plans I am excited to see come to fruition.

GlassBuild 2022

The largest glass and fenestration industry gathering in North America, 2022 GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo, takes place Oct. 18-20 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. “See Everything” including new products and equipment, customers, suppliers, and continuing education events.

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World Millwork Alliance Convention & Tradeshow to Co-locate with GlassBuild America in Las Vegas in 2022

The National Glass Association has announced the World Millwork Alliance Annual Convention & Tradeshow will co-locate with its event, GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo, in 2022. The co-located events will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Oct. 18-20…

Back to Business

Learning how to conduct business in a reality where high demand, material shortages are exacerbated by a tenuous labor market.

GlassBuild America Displays Industry’s Resilience

Exhibitors, suppliers return to in-person event with high energy, focus on meeting industry challenges and identify industry trends.

Going Back to GlassBuild

GlassBuild America is back, in person, Sept. 13-15, and this year, GlassBuild.com is the only information source you need before, during and after the show. New features include Exhibitor Listings and the Product Showcase.

2021 GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo

2022 GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo

2023 GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo

GlassBuild America "Ask Me Anything" with Nicole Harris, NGA President & CEO

NGA Plans New, Reimagined Industry Pavilion for GlassBuild 2021

The Industry Pavilion will showcase resources from leading associations, organizations and stakeholders spanning all avenues of the glass, fenestration and construction industries on the brand new GlassBuildTV platform. 

Back to GlassBuild

Exhibiting companies have spent the previous year developing new product solutions to address their customers’ top concerns, and these innovations will take center stage at GlassBuild.

A Year Without GlassBuild America 

I joined the NGA and Window + Door staff in September of 2014. My second day at my new job entailed watching GlassBuild America in Las Vegas come to life. I was coming in with more than a decade of trade shows under my belt, which gave me the experience to confidently step on the show floor, even…

National Glass Association Announces Cancellation of GlassBuild America 2020

The in-person event will return to Atlanta in 2021; NGA will host GlassBuild Connect: The Glass &  Fenestration Online Experience – to take place the entire month of September. 

The Conversation Happened There

Having physically recovered from walking the entire 187,000-net-square-foot exhibit floor at GlassBuild America last month, I’m inspired by all the meaningful and insightful conversations I was able to have with many of the exhibitors and attendees. The vibe, in a word, was solid.