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NGA Reaffirms Purpose and Vision; Updates Goals

Date: 5 December 2023
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NGA Reaffirms Purpose and Vision; Updates Goals
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Date: 5 December 2023

NGA鈥檚 Board of Directors, industry volunteers, and stakeholders recently revisited our strategic plan to reaffirm the Association鈥檚 Purpose and Vision and set updated goals for the next few years.

The NGA鈥檚 updated goals are: Advocate:鈥疊e a strong advocate to promote and defend the glass industry.鈥 Educate:鈥疍rive excellence, safety and results through education and training. Workforce Development:鈥疉dvance the industry as a viable, thriving and exciting career path. Promote:鈥疎levate the image of glass as a safe, healthy, sustainable and inspiring building product.鈥

鈥淎s we anticipated, the 2023 strategic planning meeting confirmed the NGA is on the right course since the combination of NGA and GANA in 2018,鈥 said Nicole Harris, NGA鈥檚 president and CEO. 鈥淲e have met or exceeded many of our initial objectives since establishing the association鈥檚 core goals. The one modification to our four goals we made during strategic planning, is replacing Grow with Workforce Development, in recognition of the continuing skilled labor shortage across all segments of our industry.鈥

NGA鈥檚 core purpose is to be 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. NGA鈥檚 mission, in support of its member companies, to:

  • Provide world-class education, training, technical and business products and services.
  • Promote best practices, safety and ethics in the workplace.
  • Protect the interests of our industries through legislative, regulatory and inter-industry advocacy.

The NGA continues to support the entire supply chain while pursuing its vision of a future where glass is the material of choice to enhance spaces where people live, play, learn, work, and heal.

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