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METALCON announced its new Future Leaders of METALCON program for rising stars, up-and-comers, management trainees, apprentices and others, roughly ages 40 and under, ready to take their career to the next level.  

More than 300 building enclosure professionals are expected to attend the 2022 Building Enclosure Symposium (BES) November 14–15, 2022, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Polyglass U.S.A. Inc. announced it will be highlighting its industry-leading modified bitumen membranes, commercial roofing systems, roof coatings, and Building Envelope Solutions at the IIBEC 2022 International Convention and Tradeshow, taking place March 17-22nd, 2022 in Orlando.

After two years, the Expo returns to an in-person format that will include several educational sessions; announcements of the CFSEI Design Excellence and Creative Detail Award winners and the John P. Matsen Distinguished Service Award winner; and an exposition featuring state-of-the-art innovations, technologies and principles in cold-formed steel framing. 

The program committee is seeking dynamic presenters who can educate, engage and inspire attendees with presentations on real-world topics, challenges and opportunities in the industry. 

Registration is now open for the 2022 FGIA Hybrid Annual Conference to be held February 28-March 3, with both in-person and virtual options for participation

Visit the PCI Convention website to reserve your spot and see all of the exciting committee and council meetings, education sessions, and fun that is being planned

Connect in-person with Polyglass experts to discuss industry-leading roofing innovations and technology.

The Greenbuild and IWBC events will take place at the same time in the Moscone Center and attendees will have access to both expo floors ensuring new, expanded access to the latest and most cutting-edge products and ideas.

From intensive pre-show workshops to 40+ free educational sessions to inspiring keynotes and super sessions, attendees learned from top industry experts and earned more continuing education credits than ever before.