GGF’s new president

  • 6 Feb 2017

The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) are welcoming its new president, Alan Burgess (Managing Director of Masterframe Windows) at the President’s Reception on February 2nd at The Building Centre in London.

Industry dignitaries and GGF employees made up over 80 guests that Brian Baker, GGF Chief Executive (Interim), hosted presentations before, for the event, reflecting on his own presidency (which ended in December 2016) and providing an update on the changes at the GGF in the last 12 months.

Brian thanked Nigel Rees, former GGF Chief Executive for his 22 years of loyal service to the federation. Nigel was then invited to the GGF and the industry to say farewell.

New GGF President

Brian then welcomed in new President, Alan Brugess, who delivered an engaging inauguration speech that covered the challenges ahead and also outlined his aspirations for the federation.

Alan explained that he was delighted to have been appointed President of the GGF for 2017. He also added that he was aware of the substantial personal commitment required and promised that the good work of the current Board Members and former Presidents is continued and developed.

Contact:

Glass and Glazing Federation
40 Rushworth Street
London
SE1 0RB
LONDON

t: 0207 939 9101

Visit the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) website

One comment on “GGF’s new president

  • Thanks for the invitation to the GGF President’s Reception – it was a great event. Buildingtalk welcomes the new President, Alan Brugess and look forward to working with him to promote the industry through the GGF. We also want to acknowledge the massive contribution that Nigel Rees has made over his 22 years with the GGF and wish him well in what he has planned for the future.

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