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  • Innovation and Imagination

    Crystal Achievement Award winners recognized for third time
    October 4, 2008
    Glass Magazine's third annual Crystal Achievement Awards produced 29 winners in 21 categories.

  • 20 under 40 Class of 2008
    Year No. 5
    February 1, 2008
    Year No. 5 Winners are intense, ambitious; like Zeppelin, Monty PythonIn its fifth year, Glass Magazine’s 20 Under 40 honors generated a record 105 nominations. The increase from 60 nominees a year ago is a testament to the talent throughout the glass industry. Our winners range in age from 27 to 39, working in 11 states from Connecticut to Hawaii. Four are women.They describe themselves as...

  • 2007 20 under 40: Fresh Talents
    Honorees come from diverse backgrounds
    February 1, 2007
    Glass Magazine received 60 nominations for this year’s 20 Under 40 honors.They all deserve a round of applause.The Class of 2007 ranges in age from 25 to 39 and includes four women. Their jobs show diversity such as foreman, lab supervisor, designer, salesman, vice president and owner. Their companies represent 11 states and Canada. Outside their glass hours, the honorees spend time boating...

  • 2006 Crystal Achievement Awards: Let your creativity shine
    From energy conservation to interior glass applications and plant management, these first annual awards highlight innovation
    September 1, 2006
    Manufacturers, fabricators, contract glaziers and glass-shop owners have few opportunities to show off their best work. These awards reveal an unprecedented wealth of inspired thinking and doing in areas ranging from energy conservation to interior glass applications. Selected by a panel of 51 judges representing all segments of the industry, the awards recognize significant innovations and...

  • 2006 20 under 40: Rising stars
    Young talents shine bright
    February 1, 2006
    To view the PDF of this article, click here (551KB, Adobe Acrobat)It wasn’t easy for the 20-under-40 committee at Glass Magazine to pick 20 representatives out of the 72 nominations. Each sponsor had a fascinating story to tell about his or her nominee—of persistence, courage, ambition and enthusiasm—and each presented a special talent unsurpassed by the others. As a group, the...
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