Our staff is organized into the following departments – AccountingEducationEventsExecutive and Membership,  Human ResourcesMarketing, Technical Services (Glass, Fenestration and Fenestration Certification).

Executive and Membership

Directs the overall vision, mission, beliefs and strategic goals of the association as well as oversees all operational departments. Oversees all aspects of the association's member programs including processing of all membership applications, recruitment, renewal and retention activities, and member record maintenance.

Accounting

Responsible for all financial and accounting practices.

Human Resources

Responsible for personnel administration, employee recruitment functions and operations.

Marketing

Oversees the association's communications activities, website development and maintenance and all other marketing opportunities for our members and certification licensees.

Education

Oversees all of the association's webinars, online education courses related to fenestration and glass, and initiatives related to professional certification programs, including FenestrationMasters® and InstallationMasters®.

Events

Responsible for all aspects of the planning and on-site administration for the association's conferences and regional meetings.

Technical Services

Oversees the association's technical operation including standards, other industry organization involvement, product certification, and codes and regulatory affairs.

Technical Services | Fenestration

Oversees all aspects of fenestration document and standards development and representation at other U.S. industry organizations.

Technical Services | Fenestration Certification

The Certification Department oversees all aspects of the Air-Water-Structural and Thermal Certification Programs, as well as the Verified Components, Certified Profiles and Laboratory Accreditation Programs.

Technical Services | Glass

Oversees the association's glass-related and Canadian activities, including standards, industry engagement, product certification and Canadian regulatory arenas.