GlassBuild Closes Strong on Day Three
The third and final day of GlassBuild America finished strong with increased attendance, opportunities to learn and network on the floor, and Best in Show Awards to six companies.
The organization also announced a $15,000 contribution to hurricane relief “to help our members and industry companies in the areas hardest hit by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma,” according to officials from the NGA\WDDA.
Thank you for a great #GlassBuild 2017 show! We enjoyed once again hosting this amazing event! See you in 2019! @GlassBuild pic.twitter.com/YtCdutC8cV
— GA World CongressCnt (@GWCC_ATL) September 14, 2017
Thanks to everyone who made this year's #GlassBuild a success! pic.twitter.com/B2QEyqnwFw
— Deceuninck NA (@DeceuninckNA) September 14, 2017
Express Learning sessions included tips on social media marketing from Max Perilstein and a discussion of machine purchases from Pete Degorter.
@MaxPSoleSource sharing his social media expertise @GlassBuild #GlassBuild Great presentation, good tips! pic.twitter.com/A6r4xmlyZV
— Heather West (@heatherwestpr) September 14, 2017
With more machinery options than ever, shown here at #GlassBuild, Pete Degorter discusses determining best fit for your needs, processes.
Sold signs were out on machinery.
Next year’s GlassBuild will be held Sept 12-14 in Las Vegas.
The 2017 edition of #GlassBuild is in the books. Thank you for following, commenting, sharing, attending, exhibiting etc. See you in Vegas! pic.twitter.com/pJk87JIMK0
— GlassBuild America (@GlassBuild) September 14, 2017
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