GlassBuild America 2026 Opens in Las Vegas With Focus on Industry Decision-Making
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GlassBuild America 2026 Opens in Las Vegas With Focus on Industry Decision-Making
GlassBuild America 2026 opened Sept. 23 in Las Vegas, bringing window, door, glass and glazing professionals together for three days of product demonstrations, education and industry networking. This year’s program places added emphasis on business planning and economic insight as manufacturers and other industry companies navigate an uncertain market.
The event runs Sept. 23-25 and brings together companies and professionals from across the glass fabrication, glazing and fenestration sectors. Exhibitors are presenting new products, manufacturing technologies and other solutions for the building-envelope market.
Lakisha A. Woods, president and CEO of the National Glass Association, said the association designed this year’s programming to help industry professionals make informed decisions in an unpredictable economy.
The show’s Innovation Lounge gives attendees a closer look at emerging technologies and the companies developing them. The program also addresses workforce development, including efforts to connect students with career opportunities, mentors and employers in the glass and fenestration industries.
Networking remains another part of the event. GlassBuild’s schedule includes its Opening Party, Women in Glass programming and a Family Business Breakfast, alongside meetings and discussions across the exhibit floor.
For U.S. window and door companies, the event comes as manufacturers, fabricators, suppliers and dealers assess demand, investment priorities and operating costs heading into the next business cycle. The combination of equipment demonstrations, product introductions and economic programming gives attendees an opportunity to compare technology and market information in one venue.
GlassBuild America is organized by the National Glass Association and serves the commercial and residential glass, glazing and fenestration industries.
The event runs Sept. 23-25 and brings together companies and professionals from across the glass fabrication, glazing and fenestration sectors. Exhibitors are presenting new products, manufacturing technologies and other solutions for the building-envelope market.
Lakisha A. Woods, president and CEO of the National Glass Association, said the association designed this year’s programming to help industry professionals make informed decisions in an unpredictable economy.
The show’s Innovation Lounge gives attendees a closer look at emerging technologies and the companies developing them. The program also addresses workforce development, including efforts to connect students with career opportunities, mentors and employers in the glass and fenestration industries.
Networking remains another part of the event. GlassBuild’s schedule includes its Opening Party, Women in Glass programming and a Family Business Breakfast, alongside meetings and discussions across the exhibit floor.
For U.S. window and door companies, the event comes as manufacturers, fabricators, suppliers and dealers assess demand, investment priorities and operating costs heading into the next business cycle. The combination of equipment demonstrations, product introductions and economic programming gives attendees an opportunity to compare technology and market information in one venue.
GlassBuild America is organized by the National Glass Association and serves the commercial and residential glass, glazing and fenestration industries.
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