FGIA Is Helping Set Industry Standards
FGIA is broken into six product and four material councils, and numerous committees and task groups that serve the distinct interests of member companies. Councils, committees and task groups address technical, regulatory, legislative, marketing and certification support of fenestration products and other materials in various market segments.
In addition, the board appoints committees to oversee specific areas of FGIA’s operation, which represent the interests of all members.
Councils
FGIA is organized into six product and four material councils, all of which report to the Board of Directors. The fenestration products represented are architectural, curtain wall, door, glass, skylight/sloped glazing and wall interface and the fenestration materials represented are aluminum, fiberglass, vinyl and wood and cellulosic composites. These councils address technical, regulatory and marketing needs of that market segment.
The Association also supports FENBC, Southeast and Western Regions, which address issues specific to the unique environments and building code requirements in their respective geographic areas.
Committees & Task Groups
Committees and task groups are a great way for members to take an active role in the evolution of our industry while growing professionally and showcasing their company’s involvement and expertise.
Groups may be formed when any member or group of members prepare and present a formal motion to the Council(s) under which the group will operate. The request must include a proposed name, scope, roster and chair. Members may join committees or task groups (except where noted) by logging into the website and submitting your request or by notifying staff.
Interested in Taking a Leadership Role?
FGIA depends on volunteer leadership, working together with FGIA staff, to help advance the organization’s distinct, diverse interests. As a volunteer member leader, you will help guide FGIA’s industry leadership in building code proposals and positions, industry standards and document development, fenestration and glazing certification programs, and regulatory and legislative advocacy.
