Strategies to Improve Your Business at BEC Conference

At the upcoming BEC Conference in Las Vegas, attendees will hear take-home strategies to help them navigate a wide range of glass industry challenges. The event, which runs March 5-7 at Ceasars Palace Las Vegas and is hosted by the National Glass Association, will provide concrete solutions on bridging the workforce generational gap, advice on how to avoid common jobsite challenges, discussions on improving installations, and more.

Below is a sneak peek at the educational sessions focused on helping company’s address glazing challenges and improve their businesses.

Five Ways to Address Generational & Mentorship Gaps

How do you make time to train and mentor new employees? What incentivizes workers to stay? Is the next generation ready to take the reins? Attendees to this session will come away with strategies to address their most pressing labor questions. BONUS: All session attendees will receive the “Owner's Guide to Exit & Succession Planning,” the award-winning business book from the National Glass Association.

We Will Overcome: The Before, During and After of Addressing Business Challenges

Learn problem-solving best practices and solutions, as three experienced glazing company leaders share how they have successfully navigated notable hurdles during scheduling, estimating and operations.

What’s Wrong with This Picture: A Forensic Conversation

This session will make you look twice! Panelists will present real-world project issues, discuss what went wrong and provide guidance on what could’ve been considered to avoid similar issues.

Women in Glass + Fenestration

All hands on deck to celebrate 25 years of women in glass and fenestration. Hear three glass company leaders discuss the importance of making the glass industry a place for everyone, building company culture, and retaining great employees.                       

The Impact of Quality Systems

Gain insight from the glazing contractor and stakeholder perspectives to address how a well-thought-out and implemented quality systems approach can raise the glazing industry to a higher standard of performance, ensuring high-quality glazing installations for building envelopes that will look and perform as intended.