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NGA Welcomes Utah Glass Association as Affiliated Chapter

Date: 11 December 2019
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Date: 11 December 2019

The National Glass Association is pleased to welcome the Utah Glass Association (UGA) as an NGA-affiliated Chapter.

NGA鈥檚 Chapter Affiliation Program reflects NGA鈥檚 commitment to support and encourage participation in regional glass industry associations through promotional support, access to NGA benefits for Chapter members, and mutual engagement in chapter and NGA activities and events.

鈥淣GA has made educating the workforce one of its top strategic goals, and the Utah Glass Association鈥檚 in Utah illustrates their commitment to that crucial common goal,鈥 says Chris Bole, president, Pikes Peak Glass Inc. and chair of NGA鈥檚 Board of Directors. 鈥淚鈥檓 pleased to welcome UGA as an NGA-affiliated Chapter and look forward to collaborating in the months and years ahead.鈥

鈥淭he Utah Glass Association members are delighted to partner with the NGA in building the glazing industry to serve our customers and constituents through the development of people, industry knowledge, quality of services and products, safety, and our employees鈥 well-being,鈥 says Tom Jackson, president, Steel Encounters and president of UGA鈥檚 Board of Directors.

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