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NGA Presents 2023 Annual Report

Date: 16 February 2024
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NGA Presents 2023 Annual Report
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Date: 16 February 2024

NGA celebrates 2023 as a year of new initiatives, resources and commitments to the glass and fenestration industries.

NGA is the authority and resource for its members and the industry to grow successful businesses and to champion the benefits of glazing and glass building products. In this past year, we started, and continued, several initiatives to fulfill our strategic goals and serve our membership.
 
“This annual report captures highlights of those positive impacts from the past year, said Nicole Harris, NGA President & CEO. "You will see the ways NGA continues to help members and the industry grow and succeed, organized by our four strategic goals: Advocate, Educate, Workforce Development and Promote."
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