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NGA Joins NFRC, Further Unifying Industry WASHINGTON, DC, July 9, 2008 – The National Glass Association (NGA) announced today that it has joined the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC), an organization committed to fair, accurate and credible energy ratings of fenestration products. “The NGA has joined the NFRC at a time when industry unity is paramount,” said David Walker, NGA vice president of association services. “We believe it is extremely important for our membership to be represented at the NFRC’s table to participate in discussions and developments that impact the residential and commercial fenestration and glazing industries.” A significant portion of the NGA’s 4,000 corporate members operate within these industry segments, either in whole or in part. The NFRC has taken on an important role with respect to energy efficiency issues affecting these companies, and the NGA has been vocal on developments as they occur. “We look forward to being a more active voice within the NFRC on behalf of our membership,” continued Walker. “We have great respect for the work they are doing, and we are pleased to join with them in a unified effort to advance the competitiveness and growth of the industry.” For more information on NGA’s joining the NFRC, call 703/442-4890, ext 153, or email davidw@glass.org —end— About NGAFounded in 1948, the National Glass Association is the largest trade association representing the entire flat glass and auto glass industries. Based outside Washington, DC, NGA offers certification, education and training, and MyGlassClass.com—a state-of-the-art, online training resource. NGA publishes the leading trade magazines—Glass Magazine® and Window & Door®, and e-newsletters, e-glass weekly™ and WDweekly™. In addition, NGA serves the industry and general public with its family of Web sites. NGA also hosts the industry’s premier annual trade events: GlassBuild America®: The Glass, Window & Door Expo and the National Auto Glass Conference. For more information on NGA, visit www.glass.org.
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