In the end, the best part was just being back together. It sounds corny, I know, but Glass TEXpo, held last week in San Antonio was a landmark event in
Continue ReadingGlasstec has always been an awesome show from a product standpoint. In the last few years, and under the direction of Birgit Horn, the event has grown to include even
Continue ReadingThe amount of change in the world, and the pace at which it occurs, continues to amaze me. Take trends for example. Trends are no longer things, they’re actions. So
Continue ReadingToday was my first time ever attending the BAU (which means “Build” in German) show, which is being held at the Munich Fairgrounds this week. I’d been told for years,
Continue ReadingThe amazing growth in the sale and use of decorative glass over the past three years led me to wonder where the market is in terms of its maturity. Given
Continue ReadingIt really is the most elusive of qualities. It can’t be taught, yet it isn’t genetic either. So where do the qualities that make a great leader come from? And
Continue ReadingOver the course of the past week, I have learned some sadly amazing and horrific stories of loss as a result of the hurricane that walloped the Northeast last week.
Continue ReadingNever one to write long if I can write short, here are the top five glass trends from the AIA 2012 convention, which just ended Saturday: 1. Dynamic and solar
Continue ReadingYou know, sometimes it takes a customer to remind you what you are doing wrong. And if you read this blog regularly you know I will do so when I
Continue ReadingOops. I just had to say it because it is the word of the week. But I forgot why. All kidding aside, the most memorable part of Rick Perry’s “senior
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