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Industry Experts Look Ahead to Next Ten Years
Now that the world has entered a new decade, people within the glass industry are making predictions about what they expect to be the biggest issues and advances facing the industry over the next ten years. Energy Efficiency One trend … Continue reading
Glass Expo West™ Begins With Economic Update, Focus on Codes and Business Insights
This week San Diego is home to Glass Expo West™ ′19, where glass, metal and glazing industry professionals are gaining insights into relevant topics such as the state of the regional economy, graphic imaging, railing codes, industry disruption and search … Continue reading
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Tagged Attila Arian, Bernard Lax, Daniel Snow, Janine Driver, Kuraray, Mark Jacobson, Nick St. Denis, Pulp Studio, SchucoUSA
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Glass Expo Midwest™ ʼ18 Leaves Attendees with Tips for Growth
The glass and glazing industry is undergoing major changes, which were discussed in educational seminars at Glass Expo Midwest™ (GEMS) ʼ18 in Indianapolis last week. Millennials Seminars on Thursday afternoon provided tips on how to hire and sell to millennials … Continue reading
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Tagged Attila Arian, Dustin Anderson, GEMS, GEMS '18, Glass Expo Midwest '18, Kuraray, labor shortage, Lyle Hill, Mark Jacobson, Paul Düffer, Schuco USA
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Schuco USA LLLP Announces Attila Arian as New President
Effective November 7, 2013, Attila Ar-ian has been appointed as the new president of Schuco USA LLLP. Prior to his engagement with Schuco, Arian served as president of the New York-based U.S. operation of seele, a German-based high-end glazing contractor. … Continue reading
Delivery of World’s Largest Lammy Brings Challenges
Just imagine the considerable gamut of logistics involved in trying to move a behemoth piece of glass that extends nearly 46 feet in length, stands more than 10 feet in height and weighs in at a little more than 7,700 … Continue reading
