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AAMA 2013 NATIONAL FALL CONFERENCE

SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. “Welcome to Washington D.C.” - Personalized Tour for AAMA Attendees (Meet in the hotel lobby by 7:45 a.m.) 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Golf Scramble Tournament - Renditions Golf Course (approx. 40 mins from the Marriott) Meet in the hotel lobby by 8:00 a.m. if you need a ride 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. “FenestrationMasters - All Your Questions Answered” 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Welcome Reception - Harborside A-B

6:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Harborside Foyer 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Meetings 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 12-Man Marine Drill Team / Color Guard / Opening General Session - Harborside Ballroom C 8:00 a.m. Spouses: Meet the “Concierge” - Café AAMA (Harborside Foyer) 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon Café AAMA - Harborside Foyer 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. Lunch - Harborside A-B 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Keynote Speaker: Karma Sawyer - “Windows Emerging Technologies Portfolio in DOE’S Building Technologies Office” - Harborside C 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Café AAMA - Harborside Foyer 3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Set-up available for Supplier Product Display - Harborside A-B 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Regulatory Affairs Committee (RAC) - Harborside C 6:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. Reception / Supplier Product Display - Harborside A-B

6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Harborside Foyer 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Meetings 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Oversight Committee - Harborside D 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Vinyl Institute Update - Kent A-B 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon Café AAMA - Harborside Foyer 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon AMC Presentation: “Aluminum - From the Ground to Aluminum Extrusion” Scott Condreay (Sapa Extrusions) - Harborside D 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. Lunch - Harborside A-B 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Speaker: Doug Anderson - “Latest Developments in Energy Star Criteria for Windows, Doors and Skylights” - Harborside C 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Café AAMA - Harborside Foyer 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Speaker: Steve Selkowitz - “A Vision for Fenestration Performance in a Sustainable World”- Harborside C

6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Dinner Cruise on Inner Harbor / Patriotic Costume Bash / Karaoke Meet in the hotel lobby at 5:45 p.m. to walk to Pier 5

6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Harborside Foyer 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Meetings 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Certification Extension Task Group (Members Only Session) - Harborside C 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. FenestrationAssociate Certification Exam - Laurel A-B 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. FenestrationMaster Certification Exam - Laurel C-D 8:30 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Architectural Window Council and Curtain Wall/Storefront Council (Combined) Harborside C 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Café AAMA - Harborside Foyer 9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Residential Window Council - Harborside C 9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Industry Organizations Updates (ASTM, ASHRAE, IGMA & NFRC) - Harborside C 10:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Code Action Committee (CAC) - Harborside C 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Box Lunch - Harborside Foyer 12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Certification Policy Committee - Harborside C

1:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Closing General Session - Harborside C 3:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Board of Directors - Harborside D

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2013

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 Please note that these sessions may start/end earlier than scheduled

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2013

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013


TABLE OF CONTENTS MEMBER LISTS 2013 Board of Directors ................................................................................................................................................... 1 2013 Product Group, Council and Regional Officers ....................................................................................................... 2 Southeast Region / Western Region 2013 Officers and Board of Directors .................................................................... 3 Committees / Task Groups / Councils; Staff Liaisons; Chairs ......................................................................................... 4-5 Welcome New Members ................................................................................................................................................. 6 New Professional & Technical Consultant Members ....................................................................................................... 7 Member Lists Key and Related Lists ............................................................................................................................... 8

SPONSORS AND SOCIAL EVENTS National Fall Conference Sponsor (PLATINUM) ............................................................................................................. 9 National Fall Conference Sponsor (SILVER) .................................................................................................................. 10 National Fall Conference Sponsor (BRONZE) ................................................................................................................ 11 Café AAMA / Continental Breakfasts / Receptions .......................................................................................................... 12 Welcome Reception - Sunday, October 27 .................................................................................................................... 12 Reception and Supplier Product Display - Monday, October 28 ...................................................................................... 13 Dinner Cruise on Inner Harbor / Patriotic Costume Bash - Tuesday, October 29 ............................................................ 14

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS General Sessions ............................................................................................................................................................ 15-16 Keynote Speaker: Karma Sawyer - “Windows Emerging Technologies Portfolio In DOE’S Technologies Office” - Monday, October 28 .............................................................................................. 17 Doug Anderson: “Latest Developments in Energy Star Criteria for Windows, Doors and Skylights” Tuesday, October 29 .................................................................................................................................................... 18 Steve Selkowitz: “A Vision for Fenestration Performance in a Sustainable World” - Tuesday, October 29 .......... 19

PROCEDURES & GENERAL INFORMATION Antitrust Guidelines ......................................................................................................................................................... 20 Code of Conduct ............................................................................................................................................................. 21 AAMA Virtual Library ....................................................................................................................................................... 22 AAMA Staff Directory....................................................................................................................................................... 23 Board of Directors Participation and Eligibility Guidelines ............................................................................................... 24 Board Committee Participation and Eligibility Guidelines ................................................................................................ 25-26 General Participation and Eligibility Guidelines ............................................................................................................... 27 Members-Only Meeting Sessions .................................................................................................................................... 28 Media Attendance Policy ................................................................................................................................................ . 29 AAMA Balloting Procedures - Council or Products Group ............................................................................................... 30 AAMA Balloting Procedures - Committee or Task Group ................................................................................................ 31 Closing General Session Guidelines ............................................................................................................................... 32 Associations / Trade Show Dates .................................................................................................................................... 33

REGISTRATION LISTS Pre-Registration List - By Last Name (as of 10/22/13) Pre-Registration List - By Company Name (as of 10/22/13) Notes Pages Conference Room Diagram and Room Codes Conference Schedule


MEMBER LISTS


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2013 Board of Directors

OFFICERS

Kim Flanary, Chairman of the Board Milgard

Georges Thiret, Vice Chairman of the Board Graham

Ray Garries, Treasurer JELD-WEN

Steve Fronek, Immediate Past Chairman of the Board Apogee Enterprises

ARCHITECTURAL

Bill Deuschle Kawneer

Mike Turner YKK AP

RESIDENTIAL

Larry Ehlinger Pella

Sid Spear Simonton

SUPPLIER Mike Hovan Quanex

Kevin Seiling VEKA

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATION Rand Baldwin AEC

EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS Chuck Gilderman Tyman PLC

Rod Hershberger PGT

Dennis Kelly Graham

Chris Magnuson Wasco

Gantt Miller Winco

Mark Silverberg Technoform

Mike DeSoto MI Windows and Doors

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AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

2013 PRODUCT GROUP, COUNCIL AND REGIONAL OFFICERS (Updated as of 7/29/2013)

RESIDENTIAL PRODUCTS GROUP

President Kim Flanary (Milgard) Vice-President Val Brushaber (Hurd Windows & Doors) Treasurer Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) Immediate Past President Rod Hershberger (PGT) Residential Window Council First Vice-President Michael Kinard (Kinro) Second Vice-President Open Manufactured Housing Council First Vice-President Rob Luter (Kinro) Second Vice-President Chuck Gilderman (Tyman PLC)

ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS GROUP President Georges Thiret (Graham) Vice-President Scott Condreay (Sapa Extrusions) Treasurer Bill Deuschle (Kawneer) Immediate Past President Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises) Architectural Window Council First Vice-President Doug Holmberg (Apogee Enterprises) Second Vice-President Dennis Kelly (Graham) Curtain Wall/Store Front First Vice-President Greg McKenna (Kawneer) Second Vice-President Dan Luoma (Luoma Contract)

GENERAL COUNCILS

Door First Vice-President Dick Kreidel (ASSA ABLOY) Second Vice-President Val Brushaber (Hurd Windows & Doors) Skylight/Sloped Glazing First Vice-President Chris Magnuson (Wasco) Second Vice-President Bob Sampson (RCS Consulting) Wall Interface First Vice-President Chris Habegger (Gaska Tape) Second Vice-President Kelly Broker (Dow Corning)

MATERIAL COUNCILS Aluminum Material First Vice-President Bill Deuschle (Kawneer) Second Vice-President Brent Slaton (Keymark Corporation) Fiberglass Material First Vice-President Robert Plagemann (Tecton Products) Second Vice-President Allan Hite (Comfort Line) Glass Material First Vice-President Paul Bush (PPG) Second Vice-President Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) Vinyl Material First Vice-President Kevin Seiling (VEKA) Second Vice-President Joe Hums (Quanex Building Products) Wood and Cellulosic Composite Material First Vice President Bob Simon (Gossen)

Second Vice President Adam Toft (Arkema) REGIONAL OFFICERS

Western Region AAMA President Tony Thiret (Quanex Building Products) Vice-President Greg Lambas (Cascade Windows) Southeast Region AAMA President Eric Thompson (Quanex Building Products) Vice-President Dean Ruark (PGT)


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SOUTHEAST REGION 2013 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS President – Eric Thompson (Quanex Building Products)

Vice President – Dean Ruark (PGT)

BOARD MEMBERS Terry Abels (Chelsea)

Marsh Fernbaugh (Associated Materials) Michael LaFevre (Custom Window Systems)

Scott Warner (Architectural Testing)

EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBER Kevin Seiling (VEKA)

SOUTHEAST CODE CONSULTANT

Dwight Wilkes

WESTERN REGION 2013 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

President – Tony Thiret (Quanex Building Products) Vice President – Greg Lambas (Cascade Windows)

BOARD MEMBERS Jim Dobson (Amerimax Windows and Doors)

Joe Jonely (AMSCO) Charlie Macher (Blomberg)

Seamus Porter (All Weather Architectural) Marvin Stover (Royal Window & Door Profiles)

EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS

Kim Flanary (Milgard) Grant Muller (Quanex)

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COMMITTEES / TASK GROUPS / COUNCILS; STAFF LIAISONS; CHAIRS (Updated as of 10/19/2013) GROUP NAME & STAFF LIAISON GROUP LEADERSHIP AAMA General / Board Committees (R. Walker) Kim Flanary (Milgard) / Georges Thiret (Graham) Board Research Committee (K. Brenden) Gantt Miller (Winco) / Val Brushaber (Hurd Windows & Doors) Certification Policy Committee (R. Rinka) Kim Flanary (Milgard)) Accredited Independent Laboratories Committee (R. Rinka) José Colón (Architectural Testing) Sampling Feasibility Work Group (R. Rinka) James Blakely (Element Materials Technology) Certification Extension Task Group (R. Rinka) Mike DeSoto (MI Windows and Doors) / Gantt Miller (Winco) Code Action Committee (CAC) (K. Brenden/J. Ruth) Greg McKenna (Kawneer) / Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN) CAC Energy Task Group (K. Brenden/J. Ruth) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises)/Joe Hayden (Pella) IgCC Task Group (K. Brenden/J. Ruth) Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN) / Mike Turner (YKK AP America) IRC Task Group (K. Brenden/J. Ruth) Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN)/Open Document Management Committee (A. Rhodes) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises)) Education and Training Steering Committee (J. Yglesias) Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) / Doug Holmberg (Apogee Enterprises) InstallationMasters Program Management Committee (J. Yglesias) Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN) FenestrationMasters Management Committee (A. Dickson) Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) / Mark Silverberg (Technoform) Finance Committee (R. Walker) Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) Marketing Steering Committee (A. Dickson) Kim Flanary (Milgard) / Georges Thiret (Graham) Green Certification Promotional Work Group (A. Dickson) Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) Marketing Forum (A. Dickson) Terry Abels (Chelsea) Tactical Marketing Plan Task Group ((A. Dickson) Mike Hovan (Quanex Building Products / Terry Abels (Chelsea) Value Position Work Group (A. Dickson) Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) / Brent Slaton (Keymark) Membership Committee (J. Yglesias) Rod Hershberger (PGT) Scholarship Advisory Committee (J. Yglesias) Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) Regulatory Affairs Committee (RAC) (M. Knight) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises) / Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) Sites and Programs Committee (F. Nicolici) Kim Flanary (Milgard) SE Region Board (R. Walker) Eric Thompson (Quanex Building Products) SE Region Code Committee (R. Walker) Open SE Region Technical Committee (R. Walker) Marsh Fernbaugh (Associated Materials) Strategic Planning Committee (R. Walker) Kim Flanary (Milgard) WR Region Board (R. Walker) Tony Thiret (Quanex Building Products) Specification for Wild Fire Rating / UWI Task Group (M. Knight) Kim Flanary (Milgard) Aluminum Material Council (AMC) (F. Vlad) Bill Deuschle (Kawneer) / Brent Slaton (Keymark Corporation) AMC Finishes Committee (J. Yglesias) Neil Chrisman (Spectrum)

AMC Anodic Finishes/Painted Aluminum (AFPA-91) Task Group (J. Yglesias) Andy Joswiak (Apogee Enterprises) Anodize Work Group (J. Yglesias) Andy Joswiak (Apogee Enterprises) Paint Work Group (J. Yglesias) Andy Joswiak (Apogee Enterprises) Cool Coatings Task Group (AMC/FMC/VMC/WCCMC) (J. Yglesias) Manny Mayer (TIGER Drylac) Corrosive Environment Coating Task Group (J. Yglesias) Peter Jung (Valspar) Pre-Treatment Task Group (J. Yglesias) Ben Mitchell (Akzo Nobel Coatings)

AMC Green and Sustainability Task Group dormant (J. Yglesias) Brent Slaton (Keymark) AMC Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Brent Slaton (Keymark) AMC PV/Solar Mounting Systems Feasibility Task Group (K. Brenden) Scott Condreay (Sapa Extrusions) Architectural Window Council (F. Vlad) Doug Holmberg (Apogee Enterprises) / Dennis Kelly (Graham) APG JDMG Monitoring Committee (dormant ) (K. Brenden) Bill Deuschle (Kawneer) Thermal Barrier Task Group (K. Brenden) Patrick Muessig (Azon) Combined (Architectural and Curtain Wall) Committees / Task Groups APG Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Chad Ricker (Technoform) APG Shading Device Task Group (K. Brenden) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises) AW/CW GAP Analysis Task Group (M. Knight) Open Curtain Wall Fastener TIR Task Group (K. Brenden) Tanya Dolby (Kawneer) Curtain Wall Manual Update Task Group (T. Davis) Dan Luoma (Luoma Contract) Methods of Test Committee (A. Rhodes) Scott Warner (Architectural Testing) AAMA 501 Update Task Group (A. Rhodes) José Colón (Architectural Testing) AAMA 501.5 Review and Update Task Group (K. Brenden) Robert Jutras (Air-Ins) / Kevin Seiling (VEKA) AAMA 910 (Thermal Cycling, Section 3.7) Review Work Group (A. Rhodes) Open Acoustical (AAMA 1801) Test Variation of Field Testing Task Group (A. Rhodes) Greg McKenna (Kawneer) Combined (Architectural and Residential) Committees / Task Groups AAMA/FMA/WDMA Review Committee (A. Rhodes) Kelly Broker (Dow Corning) ADA Test Methods for Hardware Task Group (A. Rhodes) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises)/Joe Hayden (Pella) APG/RPG Test Unit Installation Task Group (R. Rinka) Gantt Miller (Winco) / Rob Luter (Kinro) ASTM Advisory Work Group (K. Brenden) Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN)/Open ASTM E84 Work Group (R. Walker) Open Alternative Accelerated Weathering Task Group (R. Rinka) Scott Zimmerman (Atlas Materials) / Marco Patermann (Konrad Hornschuch) Finish Applicator VCL Extension Task Group ((R. Rinka) Mark Bamford (Milgard) / Carl Troiano (Trojan Powder Coatings) Finishes Steering Committee (R. Rinka) Doug Holmberg (Apogee Enterprises) / Mike Kinard (Kinro) Green and Sustainability Procedural Guide Development Task Group (J. Yglesias) Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) Hardware Committee (R. Rinka) Doug Adams (ASSA ABLOY Americas) AAMA 902 Sash Balance Review Task Group (T. Davis) Gary Newman (Amesbury) AAMA 906 Review Task Group (T. Davis) Jan Huml (Ferco Architectural Hardware) Sash Lock Standard Task Group (A. Rhodes) Doug Adams (ASSA ABLOY Americas) Window Opening Control Device Task Group (K. Brenden) John Lewis (Simonton) Historic Restoration Task Group (M. Knight) Brad Esckilsen (Formosa) / Georges Thiret (Graham) Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Oversight Committee (M. Knight) Jens Busse (profine GmbH) / Mark Silverberg (Technoform) NAFS Committee (K. Brenden) Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) / Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises) NFRC Ratings Advisory Committee (R. Rinka) Joe Jonely (AMSCO) / Bill Deuschle (Kawneer) TIR Development on Condensation Assessment Task Group (A. Rhodes) Steve Fronek (Apogee Enterprises) / Steve Strawn (JELD-WEN) AAMA 501.5 Mock-ups Work Group ((A. Rhodes) Open Finite Element Modeling Work Group (A. Rhodes) Open Guarded Hot Box and Condensation Rating Work Group (A. Rhodes) Open Post Installation Work Group (A. Rhodes) Open TIR Editorial Work Group (A. Rhodes) Open Weatherstrip Committee (R. Rinka) Skip Remaley (Amesbury) / Andrew Mitchell (Lauren Manufacturing)

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COMMITTEES / TASK GROUPS / COUNCILS; STAFF LIAISONS; CHAIRS (Updated as of 10/19/2013) GROUP NAME & STAFF LIAISON GROUP LEADERSHIP Curtain Wall/Storefront Council (F. Vlad) Greg McKenna (Kawneer) / Dan Luoma (Luoma Contract) Aluminum Storefront Door Task Group (A. Rhodes) José Colón (Architectural Testing) Design Wind Loads on Fenestration Task Group (T. Davis) Doug Holmberg (Apogee Enterprises) Security Hazard Mitigation for Fenestration Products Committee (M. Knight) Dennis Kelly (Graham) Structural Sealant Design Guidelines Task Group (T. Davis) Kelly Broker (Dow Corning) Door Council (A. Dickson) Dick Kreidel (ASSA ABLOY) / Val Brushaber (Hurd Windows & Doors) AAMA 930-03 Review Task Group (J. Yglesias) Jan Huml (Ferco Architectural Hardware) Door GAP Analysis Task Group (J. Yglesias) Dick Kreidel (ASSA ABLOY Americas) Door Vertical Loading (AAMA 925) Task Group (J. Yglesias) Mark Fortun (Endura Products) Fiberglass Material Council (FMC) (K. Laird) Robert Plagemann (Tecton Products) / Allan Hite (Comfort Line) FMC 305 Review Task Group (R. Rinka) Robert Plagemann (Tecton Products) FMC Finishes Committee (A. Rhodes) Robert Plagemann (Tecton Products)

Cool Coatings Task Group (AMC/FMC/VMC/WCCMC) (J. Yglesias) Manny Mayer (TIGER Drylac) VMC/FMC Corner Break Task Group (A. Rhodes) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) / Robert Plagemann (Tecton) FMC Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Kathy Krafka Harkema (Pella) FMC Molded Aliphatic Polyurethane Committee (dormant) (R. Rinka) Bob Sampson (RCS Consulting) Glass Material Council (GMC) (A. Dickson) Paul Bush (PPG) / Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) AAMA/IGMA Understanding Glass Standards White Paper Task Group (A. Dickson) Mike Monaghan (Stern & Company)/Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Prod.) GMC Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Tracy Rogers (Quanex Building Products) Manufactured Housing Council (R. Rinka) Rob Luter (Kinro) / Chuck Gilderman (Tyman PLC) Residential Window Council (K. Laird) Mike Kinard (Kinro) / Cristen Baca (Simonton) Insulated Frame Cavity Task Group (R. Rinka) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) Residential Technical Steering Committee (A. Rhodes) Ray Garries (JELD-WEN) Flatness and Aesthetics of Laminated Glass Study Group (J. Yglesias) Dean Ruark (PGT) Secondary Storm Product Committee (dormant) (K. Brenden) Kim Flanary (Milgard) Sunroom Committee (A. Rhodes) Open Skylight/Sloped Glazing Council (K. Brenden) Chris Magnuson (Wasco) / Bob Sampson (RCS Consulting) Factory Assembled Skylight Selection Guide Task Group (K. Brenden) Chris Magnuson (Wasco) Skylight Fall Protection Task Group (K. Brenden) John Westerfield (CrystaLite) Skylight NAFS Users Guide Task Group (K. Brenden) Roger LeBrun (VELUX America) Skylight Selection Guide Task Group (T. Davis) Chris Magnuson (Wasco) Skylight/Sloped Glazing Codes and Regulatory Affairs Committee (K. Brenden) Rob Young (Eastman Chemical) Skylight/Sloped Glazing Document Management Committee (K. Brenden) Roger LeBrun (VELUX America) AAMA 1607 Update Task Group (T. Davis) Bob Sampson (RCS Consulting) Glass Design for Sloped Glazing Task Group (K. Brenden) Paul Bush (PPG) Selection and Design of Plastic Glazing for Unit Skylights Guidelines Task Group (T. Davis) Ken Schwartz (Bayer MaterialScience LLC) Structural Design Guidelines for Aluminum Framed Skylights (SDGS-1-89) Update Task Group (K. Brenden) Dave Norgren (Skyline Sky-Lites, LLC) Skylight/Sloped Glazing Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Chris Magnuson (Wasco) Smoke Vents Committee (K. Brenden) Bob Sampson (RCS Consulting) Vinyl Material Council (VMC) (K. Laird) Kevin Seiling (VEKA) / Joe Hums (Quanex Building Products) VMC 109 Maintenance Task Group (R. Rinka) Tony Vella (Vision Extrusions Limited) VMC 303 Maintenance Task Group (A. Rhodes) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) AAMA 303 Performance Review Work Group (R. Rinka) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) Color Hold Guidelines Work Group (R. Rinka) Mark Ammer (Chelsea) VMC Document Management Committee (A. Rhodes) Tim McGlinchy (GED Integrated Solutions) AAMA 304 Task Group (R. Rinka) Adam Toft (Arkema) AAMA 1506 Task Group (R. Rinka) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) VMC Environmental Stewardship Committee (M. Knight) Brad Esckilsen (Formosa Plastics) VMC Finishes Committee (A. Rhodes) Mark Bamford (Milgard) VMC Alternative Accelerated Weathering Task Group (R. Rinka) Mark Bamford (Milgard) VMC/FMC Corner Break Task Group (A. Rhodes) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Prod.) / Robert Plagemann (Tecton) VMC Marketing Committee (A. Dickson) Joe Hums (Quanex Building Products) VMC Education Task Group (A. Dickson) Mark DePaul (Royal Windows and Doors Profiles) VMC Web Development Task Group (A. Dickson) Joe Hums (Quanex Building Products) VMC Technical Steering Committee (T. Davis) Steve Harp (Associated Materials) VMC Wood Veneer Study Group (A. Rhodes) Jeff Franson (Quanex Building Products) VMC Third Party Finishes Certification Task Group (R. Rinka) David Harris (American Renolit) Wall Interface Council (F. Vlad) Chris Habegger (Gaska Tape) / Kelly Broker (Dow Corning) 800 Maintenance Committee (R. Rinka) Mark Toth (HB Fuller) Sealants for Installation Task Group (A. Rhodes) Lori Marino (ITW Polymers Sealants) AAMA/FMA/WDMA Installation Method Coordination Committee (A. Rhodes) Kelly Broker (Dow Corning) Flashing Task Group (A. Rhodes) Jim Katsaros (DuPont Glass Laminated Solutions) Insulating Expanding Foams (AAMA 812) Task Group (T. Davis) Brian Gagne (Tremco) Sealants and Adhesives Technical Steering Committee (A. Rhodes) Chris Habegger (Gaska Tape) Simulated Divided Lite (Attachment) Task Group (dormant) (A. Rhodes) Chris Habegger (Gaska Tape) / Kiran Malhotra (Adchem) Test Method to Qualify Installation Procedures Update Task Group (R. Rinka) Jim Katsaros (DuPont Glass Laminating Solutions) WIC GAP Analysis Work Group (T. Davis) Chris Habegger (Gaska Tape) Wood and Cellulosic Composite Material Council (WCCMC) (A. Dickson) Bob Simon (Gossen) / Adam Toft (Arkema) WCCMC 309, 311, 312 Review Task Group (A. Rhodes) Jack Reed (Arkema) WCCMC Finishes Committee (A. Rhodes) Adam Toft (Arkema)


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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

AAMA extends a warm welcome to the following companies that have joined the association since June 2013:

MANUFACTURER CITY/STATE VOTING REP Elite Vinyl Windows Santa Fe Springs, CA Luis Ortiz Reynaers Aluminum NV Duffel, Belgium Pia Willems Reynaers Aluminum Systems Ltd. County Wexford, Ireland Graham Walsh SERVICE PROVIDER East Coast Windows and Doors, Inc. Pompano Beach, FL Edward Morris Preferred Window Products, Inc. Rio Vista, CA Sara Pierce SUPPLIER Accord Plastics Corp. Concord, ON George Fernandes Fiberweb Inc. Hickory, TN Bijan Mansouri Lohmann Corporation Orange, Virginia Jan Carr M-D Building Products dba Tower Sealants Gainesville, GA Robert Stannard Pro-line Automation USA Akron, OH Thomas Whitehead

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NEW PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL CONSULTANT MEMBERS - AS OF 10/10/2013

Henry Alba

Lombard Consulting Services, Inc.

Jared Arminger ReNew Home Designs, Inc.

Frank Bonuso

Metro Southeast, Inc.

Hector Camacho Garcia VitroTec SA

Richard L. Cook

ADC Engineering, Inc.

Marcia Harris Triumph Engineering, LLC

Douglas Lister

Douglas J. Lister, Architect

Nikolas Marsall-Moritz Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd.

Richard Matteo

STV Incorporated

David Maya DM Planning & Architecture

Steven McBride

Professional Roof Consultants

Bruce McCullen McCullen Mgmt. Consultants

John Pachuta

Heintges & Associates

Alliant Rivera McGee Consulting

Hamp Sterling

Yates Construction

Scott Vivian PCMI

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MemberListKey

Code Full Name Explanation

Cat. 1 Category 1 – National (Full) Targets companies that distribute product nationally and need to stay apprised of national developments affecting the building industry.

Cat. 2 Category 2 – National (Limited) Targets companies that primarily distribute product regionally (in the Southeast or the West) but are interested in staying apprised of national developments affecting the building industry. ($75M sales volume cap)

Cat. 3 Category 3 ‐ Regional Targets companies that only distribute product regionally (in the Southeast or the West) and are not interested in staying apprised of national developments affecting the building industry. ($50M sales volume cap)

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

Cat. 1A Category 1—National (Full) (Subsidiary)

Subsidiary of Category 1—National (Full) member; one vote is shared among the parent and subsidiary companies.

Cat. 2A Category 2—National (Limited) (Subsidiary)

Subsidiary of Category 2—National (Limited) member; one vote within the selected region is shared among the parent and subsidiary companies.

Cat. 3A Category 3—Regional (Subsidiary) Subsidiary of Category 3— Regional member; one vote within the selected region is shared among the parent and subsidiary companies.

COUNCIL SUPPORT

AMC Aluminum Material Council AW Architectural Window Council CW Curtain Wall/Storefront Council DOOR Door Council FMC Fiberglass Material Council GMC Glass Material Council MHC Manufactured Housing Council

RW Residential Window Council SKY Skylight/Sloped Glazing Council VMC Vinyl Material Council WIC Wall Interface Council WCCMC Wood & Cellulosic Composite Material Council

Code Full Name Explanation

RPG Residential Products Group Targets companies who distribute products to the residential market.

APG Architectural Products Group Targets companies who distribute products to the architectural market.

PRODUCT GROUP SUPPORT

CompanyMemberCategory

MemberType

ProductGroup

Support AMC AW CW DOOR FMC GMC MHC RW SKY SUN VMC WIC WCCMC

Council Support (Reference the conference schedule for acronym definitions)Year

Joined

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplier3A Composites 2004

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXManufacturerAcadia 2003

RPGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierAccord Plastics Corp. 2013

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierAdchem Corporation 2003

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Adhesive Applications 2003 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 SupplierAdhesives Research 1990

APGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierAdvanced Window 2005

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Advanced Window Corp. 2010 -

APGCat. 1 -SupplierAdvantage Manufacturing 1998

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXTest LabAir-Ins Inc. 2009

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierAkzo Nobel Coatings 1989

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---All Weather Architectural 1997 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXSupplierAmerican Renolit 2007

-Cat. 3 --Test Lab ----- - - ---American Test Lab of South FL 1997 -

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierAmerichem, Inc. 2010

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Amerimax 2010 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerAMSCO 2002

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Anlin 2006 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierAnthony Innovations 2012

RPGCat. 1 -SupplierAnthony Innovations (Changzhou), Co., Ltd. 2012

Monday, October 21, 2013 *dash (-) - indicates that these options do not apply with this category of membership*bolded font- indicates a Category 1 Member


MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

APGCat. 1 XXXXManufacturerApogee Enterprises, Inc. 2008

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---AquaSurTech OEM 2011 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXTest LabArchitectural Testing 1977

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierArkema 1971

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierAshland Hardware 1978

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierASSA ABLOY Americas 2010

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerAssociated Materials 1992

APG/RPGCat. 1 XSupplierAstro Shapes 2007

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXTest LabAtlas Material Testing Technology LLC 2010

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierATN Window and Door 2004

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXManufacturerAtrium 2011

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Atwood Mobile 1990 -

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierAzon 1980

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierBASF Corporation 2009

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierBattenfeld-Cincinnati 2005

APGCat. 1 -SupplierBayer MaterialScience CAS 2012

APGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierBayer MaterialScience LLC 2007

RPGCat. 1 XXManufacturerBlomberg Window 1998

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierBlue River Coatings 2011

APGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerBoyd Aluminum 1965



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Breezway Louvre 2006 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerBristolite 1977

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Building Envelope Innovations LLC (BEI) 2012 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierBulk Chemicals 2002

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerC.R. Laurence 2012

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierCaldwell 1957

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Carlisle SynTec 2007 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerCascade Windows 2008

APGCat. 1 XXXXManufacturerCentria 1989

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Century Hardware 2011 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierChelsea 1981

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierChem Link Inc. 2008

RPGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerClayton Homes 2011

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Coeur d'Alene Window Company 2010 -

RPGCat. 1 XSupplierColorCoat, Inc. 2010

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerComfort Line 2003

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXTest LabConstruction Consulting Lab. 1983

-Cat. 3 --Test Lab ----- - - ---Construction Consulting Laboratory West 2010 -

RPGCat. 1 ManufacturerContinental Window & Glass 2007

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerCrystal Window & Door 1992



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerCrystaLite 1993

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Custom Window Systems 2010 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierDalian Shide Group 2005

RPGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerDealers Supply & Lumber Co, LLC 2012

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXSupplierDeceuninck N.A. 1966

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerDeSCo 1994

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierDiversified Lineal Systems 2013

RPGCat. 1 XSupplierDow Chemical 2013

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierDow Corning 1995

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierDuPont Glass Laminating 1995

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Durabuild Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 2012 -

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---East Coast Windows and Doors, Inc. 2013 -

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierEastman Chemical 2001

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---Ecker Window Corp. 2010 -

RPGCat. 1 SupplierEdge Adhesives 2004

RPG/APGCat. 1 -XXXXXXXManufacturerEFCO 1979

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXTest LabElement Materials Technology 2006

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerElite Vinyl Windows 2013

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierEndura 2000

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierEnsinger 1999



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---ES Windows LLC 2007 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Euro-Wall Systems, LLC 2012 -

RPGCat. 1 XXManufacturerEurotech Industries, Inc. 2013

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierEvonik Cyro 2009

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Extrusion Technology 2013 -

-Cat. 3 --Test Lab ----- - - ---Fenestration Testing-FL 1995 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierFerco Architectural Hardware 1996

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Fibertec Window and Door Mfg. 2007 -

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Fiberweb 2013 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierFLEXcon Industrial LLC 1982

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXSupplierFomo Products 2003

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---Forensic Building Consultants 2007 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierFormosa Plastics 2004

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierFortifiber 1998

RPGCat. 1 -XXXXSupplierFujian Ameca Composite 2008

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierGaska Tape 1985

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierGED Integrated Solutions 1998

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Georgia Palm Beach 1966 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXManufacturerGerkin Windows and Doors 1969

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierGIESSE 2007



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Gilkey Window 2012 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Gilwin 1998 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Global Vinyl Solutions, Inc 2007 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierGossen 1999

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerGraham 1965

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierGTA-NHT Inc. - Venture Tape 2003

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierGuangdong Liansu Technology Industrial Co.,LTD

2012

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierH.B. Fuller 1980

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXManufacturerHarvey Building Products 2002

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierHenkel Corporation 2009

RPGCat. 1 -SupplierHeshan Liansu Industrial Development Co., Ltd. 2012

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierHilti 2002

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierHolland Colours 2002

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierHoneywell Int'l. 2005

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierHOPPE N.A. 2001

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerHurd Windows & Doors 2009

-Cat. 2 --Test Lab ----- - - ---IFO Institut fur Oberflaechentechnik GmbH 2013 -

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierIFS Coatings 2006

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerInline Fiberglass 2007

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Innotech 2004 -



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierIntek Plastics 2004

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerInternational Window 2011

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierITW Polymers Sealants 1969

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXManufacturerJELD-WEN 1984

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierJohn Evans' Sons 2003

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Joseph Machine Company 2010 -

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---JR Neely Inc. 2012 -

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierKalcor Coatings 2005

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Kaneka N.A. 1997 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXManufacturerKawneer 1967

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierKeymark 2006

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerKinro 1979

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierKonrad Hornschuch AG 2009

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierL.B. Plastics 1988

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---LaCantina Doors USA 2011 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerLarson Manufacturing 1972

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierLauren Manufacturing 2007

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierLawrence Industries 2009

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---LiSEC America, Inc. 2010 -

APGCat. 1 XManufacturerLitex, Inc. 2011



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierLohmann Corporation 2013

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXService ProviderLuoma Contract 2007

RPGCat. 1 XSupplierM-D Building Products dba Tower Sealants 2013

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Mathews Brothers 1993 -

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---MAW Enterprises, USA 2012 -

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierMelron Corporation 2011

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---Mennie Canada Limited 2010 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Mercer 1963 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Metal Window 1998 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Metra System 2008 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerMI Windows and Doors, LLC 2011

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierMilacron LLC 1997

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXManufacturerMilgard 1965

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierMitsubishi Plastics Composites America, Inc. 2004

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierMomentive Performance 1995

RPGCat. 1 XXXXManufacturerMonda Window & Door Corp. 2003

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXTest LabMT Group 2013

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---NAEROK Group International, Inc. 2013 -

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Nan Ya Plastics 2004 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXTest LabNCTL 2009

RPG/APGCat. 1 -Test LabNCTL 2009



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPG/APGCat. 1 -XXXXXXXTest LabNCTL Northwest 2006

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Newtec Window & Door 2008 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Next Dimension Components 2011 -

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerNorthern Building 1991

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Novagard 1998 -

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---NT Window, Inc. 2009 -

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Orca Manufacturing dba Starlight Skylights 2012 -

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierP.H. Tech 2002

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Pacific Aluminum 2006 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Palmetto State Glass, Inc. 2013 -

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerPeerless 1981

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXManufacturerPella 2008

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXManufacturerPGT 1991

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierPlastmo 1991

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierPMC Group 2013

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Polaris 1998 -

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierPolyOne 1989

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierPPG 1964

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---Preferred Window Products, Inc. 2013 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---Premier Industrial Supply, Inc. 2007 -



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPGCat. 1 XXManufacturerPremium Windows 2008

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---PRES-ON 2011 -

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Pro-Line Automation USA 2013 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierProduct Design 1979

APGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierprofine GmbH 2001

APGCat. 1 Service ProviderPROSOCO, Inc. 2012

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierProtecto Wrap 1999

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXTest LabQ-Lab Corporation 2009

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerQuaker Window Products 2009

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierQuality Lineals 2009

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierQuanex Building Products 2006

APGCat. 1 XXTest LabQuast Consulting & Testing Inc. 2008

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierRazor Composites, LLC 2009

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierREHAU AG + Co 1996

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerReynaers Aluminium NV 2013

APG/RPGCat. 1 -ManufacturerReynaers Aluminium Systems Ltd. 2013

APGCat. 1 XXSupplierRio Tinto Alcan 2011

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierRitescreen 1998

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierRoto Frank 2010

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierRoyal Window & Door Profiles 2005



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierSapa Extrusions 2008

APGCat. 1 XXSupplierSavio 2000

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Schuco 1984 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Seal Craft 2004 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXManufacturerSerious Energy, Inc. 2008

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerSeven D Industries, LP 2011

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierSherwin-Williams 1993

RPGCat. 1 XXXSupplierShintech 1996

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerSimonton 1994

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerSkyline Sky-Lites, LLC 2008

APGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerSkyline Windows 1999

RPGCat. 1 -SupplierSkyreach Group 2012

RPGCat. 1 XXManufacturerSolaris International, Inc. 2011

RPG/APGCat. 1 XManufacturerSolatube International, Inc. 2009

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierSolvay Specialty Polymers 1990

APGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierSpectrum Metal 2000

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierStern & Company 2004

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerStructures Unlimited 1980

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierSturtz Machinery 1998

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Sunrise Windows, LTD 2010 -



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXManufacturerSuperior Metal 1980

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierTechnoform 2004

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierTecton Products, LLC 2009

APGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierTellkamp Systems, Inc. 2011

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXSuppliertesa tape Inc. 2010

-Cat. 3 --Service Provider ----- - - ---The Iron Door Company, LLC 2008 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Thermo Industries 1993 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Thermo-Tech 2005 -

APGCat. 1 XXXSupplierTIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc. 2007

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXManufacturerTiltco Division of Windoworld Industries Inc. 2004

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierTremco 1970

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Trespa 2006 -

-Cat. 3 --Supplier ----- - - ---TrimQuick 2012 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXSupplierTrojan Powder Coating 2004

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierTyman PLC 1963

APGCat. 1 -ManufacturerU.S. Aluminum 2011

-Cat. 2 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---U.S. Block Windows/Hy-Lite 2000 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXSupplierUltrafab 1974

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierUrban Machinery 1997

RPGCat. 1 XXSupplierValeron Strength Films 2008



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXSupplierValspar 2001

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXSupplierVEKA 1984

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerVELUX America 2006

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierView, Inc. 2011

RPGCat. 1 XXXXSupplierViking Polymers, LLC 2009

-Cat. 2 --Supplier ----- - - ---Vinyl Profiles 2005 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Vinylite Windows 2000 -

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Vinylmax LLC 2008 -

RPGCat. 1 XSupplierVision Extrusions Limited 2008

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Viwinco, Inc. 2007 -

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXManufacturerVTECH Industries 2008

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXSupplierW.R. Grace 2003

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXSupplierWai Lung Industrial 2010

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXManufacturerWasco 1998

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXManufacturerWeather Shield 1998

RPG/APGCat. 1 -XXXXXXXXXXXSupplierWestech Building Products 1994

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Western Window 2006 -

RPG/APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXXXXSupplierWestlake Chemical 2009

-Cat. 3 --Manufacturer ----- - - ---Win-Dor 2002 -

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXXManufacturerWinco 1964



MemberType

ProductGroup



Joined

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXXManufacturerWindsor Windows & Doors 2002

APGCat. 1 XXXManufacturerWojan Window & Door Corp. 2009

APG/RPGCat. 1 XXXXXXXXManufacturerYKK AP America 1993

APGCat. 1 XXXXXXSupplierZhong Wang 2004

RPGCat. 1 XXXXXSupplierZobel North America, LLC 2010



SPONSORS AND

SOCIAL EVENTS


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THANK YOU NATIONAL FALL

CONFERENCE SPONSOR

PLATINUM

THANK YOU TO ZOBEL NORTH AMERICA, LLC FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS EVENT.


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CONFERENCE SPONSORS

SILVER

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS EVENT.

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CONFERENCE SPONSORS

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RITESCREEN COMPANY, INC.

THANK YOU TO THE SPONSORS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS EVENT.


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CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTS Harborside Foyer 6:45 A.M. - 8:30 A.M.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30

CAFÉ AAMA Harborside Foyer

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 (8:30 A.M. - 12:00 NOON; 2:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 (8:30 A.M. - 12:00 NOON; 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.)

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 (8:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.)

WELCOME RECEPTION Harborside A-B

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 6:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.

RECEPTION AND SUPPLIER PRODUCT DISPLAY

(Set-up available from 3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. for the display) MONDAY, OCTOBER 28

6:15 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. Harborside A-B

DINNER CRUISE ON INNER HARBOR / PATRIOTIC COSTUME BASH / KARAOKE

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 6:00 P.M. - 9:30 P.M.

(Meet in the hotel lobby at 5:45 p.m. to walk to Pier 5)

Internet access will be available in Café AAMA and all meeting rooms. Charging stations for laptops will be provided in Café AAMA.

Disclaimer: AAMA is not responsible for your personal property. Please do not leave your belongings unattended.


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AAMA Member Exhibitors Cordially invite you to attend the

RECEPTION & SUPPLIER PRODUCT DISPLAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2013

6:15 P.M. – 7:45 P.M. MARRIOTT WATERFRONT – HARBORSIDE BALLROOM - SALONS A-B

AAMA

ADCHEM CORPORATION

ADVANTAGE MANUFACTURING

ARCHITECTURAL TESTING, INC.

ASHLAND HARDWARE SYSTEMS

ATLAS MATERIAL TESTING TECHNOLOGIES

ITW POLYMERS SEALANTS

PMC GROUP

QUANEX BUILDING PRODUCTS

RITESCREEN COMPANY, INC.

SAPA EXTRUSIONS

ULTRAFAB, INC.

WORLD VISION Please wear your badge to all meetings and functions.


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DINNER CRUISE ON INNER HARBOR / PATRIOTIC COSTUME BASH

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2013 (5 mins walking distance from the Marriott Waterfront; Meet at hotel

entrance by 5:45 p.m. to walk to Pier 5) Please wear your badge to all meetings and functions

Salads

Harvest Salad Station Field harvest mixed greens with vine-ripe tomato, hot house cucumbers, toasted sunflower seeds, shredded cheddar cheese, herb-toasted croutons, smoked bacon and

garbanzo beans served with your choice of dressing

Carving Station Garlic Encrusted Sirloin Oven-roasted strip loin served with a red wine demi-glace and fresh horseradish cream

Herb-Marinated Pork Loin Oven-roasted loin of pork served with our Chef’s handcrafted seasonal sauce

Entrées Island Herb Grilled Chicken Pacific Island roasted chicken breast finished with a lemon basil white wine sauce and

sprinkled with fresh cilantro, oregano, parsley, shallots and garlic

Tilapia Fillet with Lobster cream Oven-baked tilapia fillet with a classic lobster sherry cream sauce

Orange-Soy Salmon Alaskan salmon fillet served with an orange-soy glaze, topped with a tangy mango pepper salsa *Alaskan Salmon is eco-friendly and sustainable.

Tuscan Pasta Imported Gemelli pasta tossed with fresh vine-ripe plum tomatoes, roasted eggplant, artichoke hearts,

roasted peppers and mushrooms served with your choice of sauce

Sides Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Local Harvest Vegetables Cilantro Lime Rice

Fresh Steamed Green Beans

Desserts Sweet Dessert Duo Chocolate Mousse Truffle and Vanilla Bean Cheesecake

******** Drinks - Hosted Bar (Beer, Wine and Soft Drinks)


SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS


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SPEAKERS & GENERAL SESSIONS

Sunday, October 27, 2013 FENESTRATIONMASTERS – ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED, 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m., Laurel A Curious about FenestrationMasters? This informal session will be devoted to explaining how you could benefit from online courses and professional certification that will elevate your expertise in fenestration. Time will be allotted to answering any additional questions you may have.

Monday, October 28, 2013 Harborside Ballroom C

12-MAN MARINE DRILL TEAM / COLOR GUARD / OPENING GENERAL SESSION, 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. During the Opening Session, important conference action items and learning sessions will be previewed including Introduction of new members. Attend this session to gather valuable information about meeting sessions to be sure to include in your conference participation plans.

KARMA SAWYER, “WINDOWS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES PORTFOLIO IN DOE’S BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE,” 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Join us for an engaging discussion on the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Building Technologies Office’s (BTO’s) mission to improve the efficiency of existing and new buildings in both the residential and commercial sector through the development of energy efficiency technologies and practices. REGULATORY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (RAC), 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Updates on key National and State Legislative and Regulatory Issues highlight an always packed agenda of interest of all attendees. Federal tax credits are scheduled to expire in December; ENERGY STAR V6 Specifications are immi-nent; Architects are beginning to request HPDs; Conflict Minerals reporting begins May, 2014; Building Energy Bench-marking is expanding across the country. These issues and other important industry topics will be addressed during the Regulatory Affairs Committee meeting.

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m., Harborside Ballroom D Ensuring that the final Product Category Rules document properly addresses and emphasizes the dynamic attributes of fenestration products is the perpetuating goal of the Life Cycle Assessment Oversight Committee.

A one-hour across-the-board meeting has been scheduled to address remaining ballot comments and provide AAMA Members with a status report on the current scope, progressing development and remaining issues pertaining to the finalization of the Product Category Rules document.

VINYL INSTITUTE UPDATE, 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m., Kent A-B The Vinyl Institute (VI) represents manufacturers of vinyl resins/compounds, vinyl additives, modifiers and packaging materials and advocates the industry value in responsible manufacture, life cycle management and value to society.

During this session, President Dick Doyle will give a short introduction of VI’s efforts to support vinyl product appli-cations with architects, designers and specifiers. AMC PRESENTATION: “ALUMINUM - FROM THE GROUND TO ALUMINUM EXTRUSIONS,” 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon - Presented by: Scott Condreay (Sapa Extrusions), Harborside Ballroom D This AMC presentation will cover the mining of the bauxite, the conversion of the material into aluminum, then touch on converting the raw aluminum into an aluminum alloy, and finally, producing an aluminum extrusion.


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SPEAKERS & GENERAL SESSIONS

Tuesday, October 29, 2013 (Cont’d)

DOUG ANDERSON, “LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN ENERGY STAR CRITERIA FOR WINDOWS, DOORS AND SKYLIGHTS,” 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m., Harborside Ballroom C During this session, Mr. Anderson will provide insight into the rationale and data that EPA used in determining the U-factor and SHGC revisions for the different climate zones. Of particular interest will be the methodology EPA used to calculate homeowner return on investment in more energy efficient windows, doors and skylights. Doug will be avail-able to answer AAMA Member questions pertaining to the revised criteria and the timing of the next revision of EN-ERGY STAR for windows. STEVE SELKOWITZ, “A VISION FOR FENESTRATION PERFORMANCE IN A SUSTAINABLE WORLD,” 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., Harborside Ballroom C This session will address the growing concerns about sustainability and climate change, which have been driving global investment trends for some time, are beginning to be more broadly recognized in the U.S. Aggressive future goals of zero net energy buildings and are being promulgated in states and regions throughout the U.S. Building own-ers and occupants increasingly are demanding more from buildings in terms of health, comfort and amenity. The con-fluence of these trends and issues presents the window industry with a unique opportunity to rethink the role of win-dows in our homes and commercial buildings.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013 Harborside Ballroom C

CERTIFICATION EXTENSION TASK GROUP, 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. (MEMBERS ONLY SESSION) This will be a Members Only Session and attendees will be asked to sign a confidentiality agreement. This task group will finish reviews of ballot comments regarding removing the expiration of certification extension program created by AAMA 106-13. When this is completed the task group will review previous work regarding the base certification pe-riod and provide direction to move forward.

INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS UPDATES (ASTM / ASHRAE / IGMA / NFRC), 9:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. AAMA staff will provide important activity updates associated with ASTM, ASHRAE, IGMA, and NFRC. These updates will be focused on those organizations’ activities that are of interest to our membership. Due to the high interest given this by our membership, we are separating these reports from the Regulatory Affairs Committee and creating dedicated time in the conference schedule for this activity. CODE ACTION COMMITTEE (CAC), 10:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

• Results of ICC Group B Comments • cdpAcess Pilot Program for 2014 • Suggested IgCC Topics to be addressed by AAMA in 2014 • Southeast and Western Regions Related Code Activities • ANSI A117.1 Revision

CERTIFICATION POLICY COMMITTEE, 12:15 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.

• Third-Party and Manufacturer Painting and Laminating of Profiles • Product Certification E-Newsletter • Annual Certification Document Reviews

CLOSING GENERAL SESSION, 1:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Brief reports of all conference activities within each Council are presented so you can learn what happened in any meet-ings you were unable to attend. Plus, this is the session in which members discuss and take action on issues that require higher level of approval.


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KEYNOTE SPEAKER Monday, October 28, 2013

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m., Harborside Ballroom C

KARMA SAWYER: “Windows Emerging Technologies Portfolio

in DOE’s Technologies Office”

Presentation Overview The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Building Technologies Office’s (BTO’s) mission is to improve the efficiency of existing and new buildings in both the residential and commercial sector through the development of energy efficiency technologies and prac-tices. With this mission in mind, BTO aims to reduce building-related energy costs by developing and widely deploying cost-effective tools and technologies to reduce building energy use by 50% by 2030. R&D efforts are focused on funding the development of next-generation energy-efficient technologies for building technologies that have performance metrics equal or better than state-of-the art technologies, at a cost less than the cost of the energy saved.

The BTO Emerging Technologies (ET) Program funds research and development of energy-efficient and cost-effective building technologies in industry, academia and the Department of Energy national laboratories. The portfolio includes technologies targeted at both new buildings and building retrofits for both the commercial and residential building sectors. The ET mission is to accelerate the research, development, and commercialization of emerging, high-impact building technologies that will impact the BTO pro-gram’s overall goal. Next-generation window technologies must be developed with a specific emphasis achieving a market-acceptable installed cost to facilitate mass-market technology adoption. On one hand, windows protects building occupants from undesirable external environmental conditions, such as extreme heat or cold. On the other hand, windows can be constructed to take advantage of desirable external conditions by providing natural lighting or ventilation. Both strategies have substantial potential to reduce energy consumption by reducing the use of energy consuming machinery in buildings.

The overall BTO goal can be broken out into goals for specific technologies areas. BTO analysis projects that if we hit the overall BTO goal in 2030, buildings will consume 18% less energy from HVAC and refrigeration due to improvements in in windows, ac-counting for 2.6 quads. In total, BTO projects that in 2030, a savings of 22.3 quads from cost-effective energy efficiency technolo-gies, 12% of the total savings come from improvements in windows. BTO has developed a Windows and Building Envelope road-map, including quantitative metrics, to inform the R&D activities that would need to occur by 2025 to achieve these goals.

Speaker Background

Karma Sawyer is a Technology Manager and Physical Scientist in the Emerging Technologies (ET) Program within the Department of Energy’s Building Technologies Office (BTO). She is responsible for the fenestration and building envelope technology portfolios. Sawyer is also interested in gas separation technologies, including, but not limited to CO2 and O2 separation, and thermochemical and thermophysical energy storage.

Sawyer originally joined the Department of Energy in 2010 as an ARPA-E fellow, where she performed technical, environmental and economic assessment of CO2 capture, utilization and sequestration, methods for direct natural gas to liquids conversion and thermal storage. She later took over as an Assistant Program Director, responsible for ARPA-E’s capture portfolio. Prior to joining ARPA-E, Sawyer worked as a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley where she studied phonon localization in silicon nanowires for thermoelectric applications and direct air CO2 capture as a member of the editorial committee for a technology assessment for the American Physical Society Panel on Public Affairs.

Sawyer was named a AAAS Science and Technology Policy fellow at ARPA-E (2010) and a fellow at the American Chemical Society-Petroleum Research Fund Summer School as part of the "Probing Dynamics of Liquids and Biomolecules" program (2006). She has authored ten publications and fifteen conference proceedings in the areas of energy, physical chemistry and materials sci-ence.

Sawyer received a B.S. with Honors in Chemistry from Syracuse University. She received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Univer-sity of California at Berkeley in 2008, focusing on spin-crossover dynamics and homogeneous catalysis reactions using ultrafast infrared spectroscopy and density functional theory (DFT) calculations.


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SPEAKER

Tuesday, October 29, 2013 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Harborside Ballroom C

DOUG ANDERSON: “Latest Developments in Energy Star

Criteria for Windows, Doors and Skylights”

Presentation Overview

The EPA published the final ENERGY STAR 6.0 window performance criteria on July 31st (now with an effective date of January, 2015). Mr. Anderson will provide insight into the rationale and data that EPA used in determining the U-factor and SHGC revisions for the different climate zones. Of particular interest will be the methodology EPA used to calculate homeowner return on investment in more energy efficient windows, doors and skylights.

Doug will be available to answer AAMA Member questions pertaining to the revised criteria and the timing of the next revision of ENERGY STAR for windows.

Speaker Background Doug Anderson works for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Washington DC for the ENERGY STAR Program. He is the manager of the ENERGY STAR Windows, Door, and Skylight Program and has been with the EPA ENERGY STAR Program for 13 years.


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SPEAKER Tuesday, October 29, 2013

4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Harborside Ballroom C

STEVE SELKOWITZ: “A Vision for Fenestration Performance

in a Sustainable World”

Presentation Overview The architectural, engineering and code communities are once again arguing about the proper role of glazing and win-dows in energy efficient buildings. These discussions tend to be focused on minimally meeting incrementally changing performance goals with the goal of minimizing first cost of the window products. At the same time some manufacturers are worried about competition from lower cost window coverings whose suppliers are increasingly arguing for their role in the energy savings and Energy Star landscape.

Growing concerns about sustainability and climate change, which have been driving global investment trends for some time, are beginning to be more broadly recognized in the U.S. Aggressive future goals of zero net energy buildings and are being promulgated in states and regions throughout the U.S. Building owners and occupants increasingly are demanding more from buildings in terms of health, comfort and amenity. The confluence of these trends and issues pre-sents the window industry with a unique opportunity to rethink the role of windows in our homes and commercial build-ings. Windows have the unique potential to supply the building with more energy than they use, and in the process to reposition themselves as true value-added solutions that can simultaneously meet many of the compelling new owner performance needs as well as the societal environmental needs.

We will discuss a scenario where the window industry could dedicate itself to transforming the way windows are viewed and purchased to focus more on maximizing value and benefit rather than minimizing first cost, so that owners routinely feel good about investing more in higher performance, energy efficient windows that add to amenity, comfort, resilience and other marketable features, and perhaps buy smaller HVAC systems and less granite countertop.

We will review the technical basis for making this transition for windows in both the residential and commercial sec-tors, including some of the emerging technologies that will make these solutions more practical and more economical. These technical potentials must be achieved in the real world so we explore lessons learned from lab and field testing of window performance. Finally, promoting widespread adoption of new solutions always requires changes in the tools and data we use to select and specify design solutions and will be further assisted by new policy and finance trends that can help accelerate the market introduction of new solutions.

Speaker Background Stephen Selkowitz is a Senior Advisor for Building Science and the Group Leader of the Windows and Envelope Materials Group in the Building Technology and Urban Systems Department. As an internationally recognized expert on window technologies, façade systems, and daylighting, he collaborates with R&D teams worldwide in this field.

He is a frequently invited speaker to industrial and professional groups on many aspects of building technologies and commercial building energy efficiency, and is the author/co-author of over 170 publications, 3 books and holds 2 pat-ents. He is the Principal Investigator for the new LBNL program to design and build FLEXLAB, the Facility for Low En-ergy Experiments in Buildings. He is a past member of the Board of Directors of the National Fenestration Rating Council and is currently on the Advisory Board of a number of efficiency initiatives such as the Green Lights Daylighting Program in New York City, and the Zero Emissions Building program in Norway. Before joining LBNL he was a principal in a con-sulting engineering firm and taught courses in Environmental Controls and Alternative Energy Systems.

Selkowitz holds a BA in Physics from Harvard College and an MFA in Environmental Design from California Institute of the Arts.


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1. No discussion with other members which attempts to arrive at any agreement regarding

prices, terms or conditions of sale; distribution; volume or production; or territories or customers.

2. No activity or communication which includes discussion of prices or pricing methods;

production quotas; other limitations on either the timing or volume of production or sale; or allocations of territories or customers.

3. No activity by an AAMA committee, without prior consultation with legal counsel, which

involves the exchange of information regarding prices, pricing method or costs of production, or sales or distribution.

4. No committee discussion of prices, potential price fluctuations, raw material or finished

product supply and demand. 5. No refusal to make available results of AAMA Research Programs to all companies in the

industry on a reasonable cost basis. 6. No activity of communication which might be construed as an attempt to prevent any person

or business entity from gaining access to any market or customer for goods or services, or any business entity from obtaining a supply of goods.

7. No establishment of standards for, or certification of any industry product or product testing

methods without first seeking legal counsel’s advice as to the procedures to be followed. AAMA’s specifications are voluntary and are arrived at by industry consensus.

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with any government regulation in the absence of a written request for a joint statement by the agency involved. Legal counsel shall be consulted before comments in response to any agency initiative are prepared.

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CODE OF CONDUCT Members of the American Architectural Manufacturers Association shall at all times abide by and conform to the following code of conduct: 1. Members will pursue the objectives of the Association in good faith and with honesty, integrity, due diligence and competence. 2. Members will at all times comply with any and all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. 3. Members will exercise good judgment and will respond to fellow Association Members and

Staff in a responsible, respectful and professional manner. 4. Members will perform their assigned duties in a professional and timely manner. 5. Members will abide by the rules of order utilized by AAMA during all official meetings of the

membership, whether in-person or via conference call. 6. Members will not speak publicly on behalf of the Association without having received prior

consent from AAMA Staff. 7. Members shall follow the codes of conduct and ethics provided by their individual companies

and those of the Association. In the event of conflicting codes, the member should request clarification from AAMA legal counsel.

8. Members will endeavor to achieve the goals to advance the fenestration industry set forth by

the Association.

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Develop a system whereby members may purchase annual licenses to offer electronic versions of AAMA publications for use by their employees in an effort to make AAMA’s technical information resources more readily available. LINES

• Initially, only offer licenses to Category I corporate members, technical consultant, and professional mem-bers (whether they are individuals or firms)

• Category 1 members now have the ability to print a watermarked version of the documents included in their license agreement

• Include only 15 document sets in the pilot program (see list below) • Offer one-year agreements that require renewal on the anniversary of their license agreement

o AAMA will notify each licensee about renewal one to two months prior to end of license (if at any time during the license agreement term the member resigns from AAMA, the license expires)

o Preference is for renewals to be submitted with AAMA membership renewals • Each company will have a company-specific website linking the AAMA documents purchased in the AVL

agreement • If a publication is revised and re-published during the life of an active license agreement, a notice will be sent

to licensees and the online AVL will be updated automatically • All electronic documents licensed will be available online, on AAMA’s server, and readable only using Adobe

Flash so that documents cannot be saved

PRICING

To participate in the AAMA Virtual Library Program, or to learn more about the terms and limitations of the program, please contact Andrea Rhodes ([email protected] or 847/303-5664) to obtain the AVL License Agreement.

Publication Number Publication Title AVL Pricing

VOLUME 1 Windows and Sliding Glass Doors $300.00

VOLUME 2 Metal Curtain Walls $160.00

VOLUME 3 Storefront & Entrance Manual $110.00

VOLUME 4 Skylights and Space Enclosures $110.00

VOLUME SET 1-4 Complete Set $500.00

VPRS Vinyl and Polymer Resource Set $130.00

BU-101-10 101/NAFS Document Bundle $110.00

BU-Finish-1 General Finishing Documents Bundle $215.00

BU-Finish-2 Aluminum Finishing Documents Bundle $115.00

BU-Finish-3 Fiberglass Finishing Documents Bundle $50.00

BU-Finish-4 General Vinyl Finishing Documents Bundle $50.00

BU-Hardware AAMA Hardware Documents Bundle $100.00

BU-Test-1 General Testing Documents Bundle $265.00

BU-Test-2 Field Testing Documents Bundle $110.00

BU-Test-3 Laboratory Testing Documents Bundle $115.00

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resentatives

° At least 4

manufacturers

° At least 1

skylight re

presen

tativ

e

• Co

‐Chairs are app

ointed

by the Ch

airm

an of the

Board

• AP

G, R

PG, W

R and SER votin

g mem

bers and

vacancies are

appo

inted by

their respe

ctive Prod

uct G

roup

of R

egion Presiden

t and Vice Presid

ent; no

term

limits

• Va

cancies a

re filled according to initial app

ointmen

t process

• Co

‐chairs are eligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is no

t pe

rmitted

26

In all cases:

* A qu

orum

requ

ires the

atten

dance of m

ore than

half o

f the

voting mem

bers of the

com

mittee

* Meetin

gs of the

se com

mittees d

uring National Con

ferences are ope

n to all mem

bers (u

nless a

n Executive Session is conven

ed)

* Non

‐voting volunteer m

embe

rs are not permitted

on the committee

roster unless spe

cifie

d in th

e committee

structure

* AP

PEAL

S: A


com

mittee/task grou


tition of th

ree or m

ore mem

bers to

Cou

ncil 1st a

nd 2nd

Vice Presiden

ts

July 2013

BO

AR

D C

OM

MIT

TEE

PA

RTI

CIP

ATI

ON

AN

D E

LIG

IBIL

ITY

GU

IDE

LIN

ES

BODY

STRU

CTURE

LEAD

ERSH

IP AND ROSTER

MEM

BERS

VO

TING PRO

CEDURE

S

Fina

nce

Committee

• Ch

air

• Co

mmittee

includ

es eight assigne

d roster

seats (plus th

e Ch

air)

• Ch

air is the

Treasurer of the

Board of D

irectors

• Ro

ster con

sists of P

rodu

ct Group

Presid

ents, V

ice

Presiden

ts, Treasurers a

nd Im

med

iate Past P

resid

ents

• Ch

air is e

ligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is no

t pe

rmitted

Marketin

g Steerin

g

Committee

(M

SC)

• Co

‐Chairs are AW and

RW Cou

ncil

represen

tativ

es

• 1 Re

presen

tativ

e from

each Co

uncil

• 1 Re

presen

tativ

e from

each Re

gion

•

Prod

uct G

roup

Presid

ents and

Immed

iate

Past Presid

ents (n

on‐voting mem

bers unless

represen

ting a Co

uncil or R

egion)

• No specified

term

limit

• Co

‐Chairs app

roved by

the Ch

airm

an of the

Board

• Re

presen

tativ

es are app

ointed

by their C

ouncil 1st V

P or

Region

Presid

ent

• Va

cancies a

re filled by

app

ointmen

t by the Co

uncil 1st V

P or

the Re

gion

Preside

nt

• Co

‐Chairs are eligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is

perm

itted

by the Co

uncil 1st or 2

nd VP

or th

e Re

gion

Presid

ent o

r VP

Mem

bership

Committee

• Ch

air, Vice Chair

• Co

mmittee

includ

es assigne

d roster se

ats

• Ch

air serves two‐year te

rm and

rotates b

etween the

Immed

iate Past P

rodu

ct Group

Presid

ents; C

hair represen

ts

same Prod

uct G

roup

as the

Chairm

an of the

Board

• Vice Chair is the de

signated successor to the Co

mmittee

Chair

• Ro

ster con

sists of P

rodu

ct Group

Vice Presiden

ts,

Presiden

ts, Immed

iate Past P

resid

ents and

1 re

p. from

each

Region

• Ch

air is e

ligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is no

t pe

rmitted

Regulatory

Affairs

Co

mmittee

(RAC

)

• Co

‐Facilitators; 1

APG

and

1 RPG

•

No mem

ber roster is m

aintaine

d •

Co‐Facilitators are app

ointed

by the Bo

ard of Dire

ctors

• Opt‐in

subscriptio

n lists are m

aintaine

d for m

embe

rs

interested

in sp

ecific topics add

ressed

by the RA

C

• Vo

ting is pe

rmitted

on a on

e‐vote per

company

basis

• Actio

n ite

ms a

re delegated

to an

existing task group

, Cou

ncil or th

e CA

C

Scho

larship

Advisory

Committee

• Ch

air

• Co

mmittee

includ

es at least tw

o assig

ned

roster se

ats (plus th

e Ch

air)

• Ch

air is a

ppointed

by the Ch

airm

an of the

Board and

must b

e a Past Chairm

an of the

Board

• Most recen

t two Past Board Chairm

en se

rve as m

embe

rs

• Other Past B

oard Chairm

en active in th

e association also se

rve

as com

mittee

mem

bers

• Ch

air is e

ligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is no

t pe

rmitted

Sites and

Programs

Committee

• Ch

air, Vice Chair

• Co

mmittee

includ

es six assig

ned roster

seats (plus th

e Ch

air a

nd Vice Ch

air)

• Ch

air is the

Chairm

an of the

Board

• Vice Chair is the Presiden

t of the

Produ

ct Group

opp

osite

that

of th

e Bo

ard Ch

airm

an

• Ro

ster con

sists of P

rodu

ct Group

Presid

ents, V

ice

Presiden

ts and

Immed

iate Past P

resid

ents

• Ch

air is e

ligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote


g is no

t pe

rmitted

27

In all cases:

Septem

ber 2

010

GE

NE

RA

L P

AR

TIC

IPA

TIO

N A

ND

ELI

GIB

ILIT

Y G

UID

ELI

NE

S BO

DY

STRU

CTURE

LEAD

ERSH

IP AND ROSTER

MEM

BERS

VO

TING PRO

CEDURE

S

Prod

uct

Group

s

• Presiden

t; Vice Presid

ent; Treasurer

• Im

med

iate Past P

resid

ent (form

er Presid

ent)

APG: A

rchitectural Produ

cts G

roup

RPG: R

esiden

tial Produ

cts G

roup

• Officers are elected

by electron

ic ballot o

f Main Co

ntacts

of m

embe

r com

panies su

pportin

g the particular produ

ct

grou

p; ratified

by the gene

ral m

embe

rship

• Officers se

rve a four‐year term

• Officers slate set b

y the Bo

ard Nom

inating Co

mmittee

• Officer v

acancies are filled by app

ointmen

t by the

correspo

nding Prod

uct G

roup

represen

tativ

es on

the Bo

ard

• Prod

uct G

roup

officers are eligible

to brin

g forth motions and

to vote

if they are th

e Main Co

ntact for

their m

embe

r com

pany

or the

y are

the on

ly re

presen

tativ

e of th

eir

mem

ber com

pany

present

Coun

cils

• 1st V

ice Presiden

t; 2n

d Vice Presid

ent

• 1 Re

presen

tativ

e of each mem

ber com

pany

supp

ortin

g the Co

uncil

See meetin

g sche

dule fo

r Cou

ncil ab

breviatio

ns.

• Officers are elected

by electron

ic ballot o

f Main Co

ntacts

of m

embe

r com

panies su

pportin

g the Prod

uct G

roup

governing the Co

uncil and

are ra

tified by

the gene

ral

mem

bership

• Officers se

rve a on

e‐year te

rm and

can

be re‐elected

to

an unlim

ited nu

mbe

r of con

secutiv

e term

s •

Vacancies a

re filled by

app

ointmen

t by the governing

Prod

uct G

roup

Presid

ent for th

e du

ratio

n of th

e term

• Co

uncil officers are eligible to

brin

g forth motions and

to vote if they

are the Main Co

ntact for th

eir

mem

ber com

pany

or the

y are the

only re

presen

tative of th

eir m

em‐

ber com

pany

present

• Co

uncils form

com

mittees/task

grou

ps by majority

vote of

mem

bers present according

to

AAMA guidelines

Committees

and

Task Group

s

• Co

‐Chairs (if o

f interest to AP

G/RPG

) •

Chair; Vice Chair

Committee: p

rimary pu

rpose is to analyze

specific material/p

rodu

ct needs whe

n a Co

uncil

for that m

aterial/p

rodu

ct does n

ot exist

Task Group

: group

with

a ta

sk‐orie

nted

scop

e that will re

ach completion and either re

quire

a

scop

e revisio

n to con

tinue

or w

ill disb

and

• Co

‐Chairs or C

hair are appo

inted by th

e 1st V

P of th

e

governing coun

cil(s)

• Officer e

ligibility re

quire

s that the

candidate's company

supp

orts th

e governing Co

uncil

• Ch

air/Co

‐Chairs se

rve un

limite

d on

e‐year te

rms; affirm

ed

by Cou

ncil 1st a

nd 2nd

VPs each year

• Vice‐Chair is appo

inted by th

e Ch

air (un

necessary if

grou

p has C

o‐Ch

airs)

• Ro

ster includ

es any re

presen

tative from

a Category 1 ‐

National (Full) or C

ategory 2 ‐ N

ational (Limite

d) m

embe

r company

who

volun

teers to serve

• Ch

airs are eligible to

brin

g forth

motions and

to vote if they are th

e Main Co

ntact for th

eir m

embe

r company

or the

y are the on

ly

represen

tativ

e of th

eir m

embe

r company

present

* A simple majority

(defined

as more than

half) of the

Category 1 – Nationa

l (Full) m

embe

r com

panies present is re

quire

d to re

nder a decision.

* Vo

ting is limite

d to one

represen

tativ

e pe

r Category 1 – Nationa

l (Full) m

embe

r com

pany.

* The Co

‐Chairs or C

hair appo

int(s) a m

embe

r com

pany re

presen

tative to se

rve as Secretary at the

beginning

of e

ach meetin

g * Category 1 ‐ National (Full) m

embe

rship is requ

ired to be eligible fo

r leade

rship po

sitions and

to vote; all othe

r mem

b ers m

ay se

rve in a non

‐voting capacity

* AP

PEAL

S: A


com

mittee/task grou


tition of th

ree or m

ore mem

bers to

Cou

ncil 1st a

nd 2n d

Vice Presiden

ts

28

Members‐OnlyMeetingSessions

Designating individual conference meetings as “members only” sessions shall be at the discretion of the Board of Directors and/or Chairpersons with input and guidance from the Staff Liaisons. Whenever possible, members-only sessions shall be identified prior to the conference so that registered attendees may be properly informed about these sessions. In addition, during any AAMA meeting, any voting member may make a motion to address a specific topic in a members-only session. If the motion is passed, all non-members in attendance will be excused from the meeting until the open session is reconvened. Chair must inform Staff of any impromptu members-only meetings as soon after the conclusion of those sessions as possible. The following topics are offered as guidance for identifying subject matter that may warrant a members-only session:

• Policy setting • Research projects • Funding • Contract negotiations • Legal matters directly related to AAMA and/or its activities • New association program or service development • AAMA personnel matters (such as recommendations for new staff positions)

Information reported by AAMA to non-members following the conclusion of a members-only session will include only the information determined by AAMA Marketing Staff to be appropriate for public disclosure. To facilitate identification of non-member attendees, a specific color badge stock will be used for non-members and “Press” ribbons will be attached to the badges of all media representatives. In addition, each meeting agenda will include an item to introduce all new attendees, media and outside organization representatives that are present in the meeting. This will enable attendees to begin to recognize the press and take note of their involvement in meetings and potential media coverage, including quoting individuals at the event. Note: While handling of meeting content in members-only sessions should be used as needed, non-members attending AAMA events include prospective members who are attending to explore the value of AAMA membership. Additionally, media representatives reporting on AAMA events provide free editorial publicity to AAMA and help to communicate important initiatives to industry professionals. AAMA member leaders and staff should carefully assess meeting content prior to designating a members-only session.

Effective: August 7, 2009 Revised: January 2010

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MediaAttendancePolicy

All media representatives must comply with the non-member meeting attendance policy. As with all other non-member attendees, media representatives will be identified with a different color badge stock and will additionally have a “Press” ribbon. In addition, each agenda will include an item to introduce all new attendees, media and outside organization representatives at the beginning of each meeting. Information reported by AAMA to media representatives following the conclusion of a members-only session will include only the information determined by AAMA Marketing Staff to be appropriate for public disclosure. All media representatives attending AAMA conferences shall be required to sign the Quality Commitment Statement prior to attending a conference stating that, as an invited guest of the Association, they will obtain advance permission to record sessions other than general sessions and award presentations. This agreement will be kept on file by Marketing Staff for the duration of that media representative’s tenure with the publication. If the media representative begins working for a different publication, a new Quality Commitment Statement will be required. In addition, the agreement will require media representatives to honor any request by an individual participating in the event to not be quoted in order to comply with the respective media policies maintained by his/her company. For all event attendees, including media, unauthorized recording of AAMA committee/task group meetings and social events is prohibited, whether by video, still or digital photography, audio or any other recording or reproduction mechanism. Please contact AAMA Marketing Staff to obtain authorization for recording specific sessions. Appropriate Chairs will be notified of all recording authorizations issued so that meeting attendees may be informed of these recordings at the beginning of the session. Effective January 1, 2010, media representatives will no longer be required to obtain signed quotation authorization forms. However, media representatives will introduce themselves at the beginning of each meeting during AAMA events as prompted, including the Opening General Session at each national conference. Members are asked to consider their company’s media policy when attending meetings where media are present and communicate any relevant company policies to the media as needed. The media will be required to adhere to this as part of the Quality Commitment Statement. Note: As part of developing the AAMA non-member meeting attendance policy and related AAMA media policy, the AAMA Membership Committee reviewed the definitions and eligibility for all member classifications. A recommendation was forwarded to the Board of Directors to eliminate membership eligibility for publishers and media representatives since that segment of industry professionals is not a primary target for AAMA and is outside the primary scope of the organization which is to support companies and/or individuals that produce, test or select fenestration products. As of August 7, 2009, the AAMA Board of Directors adopted this recommendation which also permits appropriate enforcement of the AAMA non-member meeting attendance policy and related AAMA media policy.

Effective: August 7, 2009 Revised: May 2010

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AAMA COUNCIL OR PRODUCTS GROUP DOCUMENT BALLOTING PROCEDURES

In order to assure that ballots are completed in a timely manner, an initial ballot period of 20 days shall be provided unless a 10 day extension is required. A ballot reminder shall be sent 10 days after the beginning of the ballot period to all non-respondents unless a 60% return has been achieved. If a 60% return has not been achieved after 25 days, a second reminder shall be sent to all non-respondents. Five days shall be allowed after the second reminder before the vote of non-respondents is counted as an abstention. The choices in responding to a ballot shall be as follows:

• Approve • Approve with Comment • Disapprove with Comment • Abstain

At least 2/3 of the total of “approve”, “approve with comment”, and “disapprove with comment” ballot responses returned must vote “approve” or “approve with comment” in order to approve the ballot action. Abstaining ballots are not counted in arriving at this total; however, the number of automatic abstentions on any ballot issue shall not exceed 40% of the number receiving ballots. As a policy, all “approve with comment” and “disapprove with comment” votes received shall be sent to the sponsoring committee or task group for formal consideration, regardless of the number received. It is important to note that in order to have a vote of “disapprove with comment” discussed by the sponsoring group, the individual submitting the vote must also submit comments as to why the vote of “disapprove” was cast, along with proposed alternative language to what was balloted. Example of ballot being submitted to 100 individuals

• If ≥ 60 returns after 10 days – no reminder is sent out • If < 60 returns after 10 days – reminder is sent out to all non-respondents • If ≥ 60 returns after 20 days, ballot is considered closed and any returns after that are not

considered. • If < 60 returns after 25 days (with reminder having been sent out previously after 10 days)

– 2nd reminder is sent informing non-respondents that ballot period is extended for 5 more days and any non-responses will be considered automatic abstentions.

• Minimum number of days possible for a ballot = 20 days • Maximum number of days possible for a ballot = 30 days

Minimum requirements of a “VALID” ballot when sent to 100 individuals

• Sum of responses received must be ≥ 60 • Sum of “Approve” and “Approve with Comment” responses must be ≥ 66% of the sum of

Approve, Approve with Comment, and Disapprove with Comment responses.

5/29/2012

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AAMA COMMITTEE OR TASK GROUP DOCUMENT BALLOTING PROCEDURES

In order to assure that ballots are completed in a timely manner, an initial ballot period of 20 days shall be provided. A ballot reminder shall be sent 8 days after the beginning of the ballot period to all non-respondents unless a 50.1% return has been achieved. The choices in responding to a ballot shall be as follows:

• Approve • Approve with Comment • Disapprove with Comment • Abstain

At least 2/3 of the total of “approve”, “approve with comment”, and “disapprove with comment” ballot responses returned must vote “approve” or “approve with comment” in order to approve the ballot action. Abstaining ballots are not counted in arriving at this total; however, the number of automatic abstentions on any ballot issue shall not exceed 49.9% of the number receiving ballots. As a policy, all “approve with comment” and “disapprove with comment” votes received shall be sent to the sponsoring committee or task group for formal consideration, regardless of the number received. It is important to note that in order to have a vote of “disapprove with comment” discussed by the sponsoring group, the individual submitting the vote must also submit comments as to why the vote of “disapprove” was cast, along with proposed alternative language to what was balloted. Example of ballot being submitted to 20 individuals

• If ≥ 11 returns after 8 days – no reminder is sent out • If ≤ 10 returns after 8 days – reminder is sent out to all non-respondents • If ≥ 11 returns after 20 days, ballot is considered closed and any returns after that are not

considered. • If ≤ 10 returns after 20 days (with reminder having been sent out previously after 8 days) –

2nd reminder is sent informing non-respondents that ballot period is extended for 10 more days.

• Minimum number of days possible for a ballot = 20 days • Maximum number of days possible for a ballot = 20 days

Minimum requirements of a “VALID” ballot when sent to 20 individuals

• Sum of responses received must be ≥ 11 • Sum of “Approve” and “Approve with Comment” responses must be ≥ 66% of the sum of

Approve, Approve with Comment, and Disapprove with Comment responses.

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CLOSING GENERAL SESSION GUIDELINES

Closing General Session Objective To provide attendees with a forum at the end of each conference for the following:

• Members to receive brief reports of activities within each Council • Members to participate in discussion and decision-making regarding technical, regulatory and marketing

issues that impact multiple member segments • Board to address action items that percolate up from the general membership working groups, as needed

Re-structuring this forum should facilitate improved communication with members regarding Association activities. Format Overview

• Closing General Session will continue to be scheduled for 1½ hours on the last day of the conference • Allow 2-3 minutes for reports and/or action items (as indicated on agenda) for each of the following:

o Councils (report to be provided by 1st or 2nd Vice President or designated proxy) o Combined AW/RW Committees and Task Groups (report to be provided by Chair or designated proxy)

o Regions (report to be provided by President or Vice President or designated proxy) o Board Committees (report to be provided by Chair or designated proxy)

• Staff Liaisons will provide reports in the event that a member representative is not available • APG and RPG Presidents, with staff assistance, are responsible for limiting reporting time • Board members will be present to address any action items forwarded to them from the members

Items for Reporting at Closing General Session (applies to all groups listed on agenda) • Formation of new committees/task groups – Chair, group name, scope/purpose • Disbanding of committees/task groups; Committee/task group changes - scope, name, Chair • Actions taken during conference; Motions made (which ones passed/failed) • Reports on cooperative efforts with outside organizations • Topics of interest to general membership; Topics impacting other Councils/market segments

Items for Category 1 Membership Vote One representative from each Category 1 member company and its affiliates, if applicable, in attendance is eligible to vote. Upon request, the supermajority voting policy may be invoked per the approved procedure.

• Technical, marketing and/or association issues that impact multiple member market segments (Councils) • Requests to form or disband joint AW/RW committees or task groups • Action items from existing joint AW/RW committees or task groups

Items for Board of Directors Vote

• Requests for general or research funding – explain project, timeline and amount of funding needed • Requests for special participation by non-members (e.g., consultant or other association) • Requests to initiate or cease cooperative efforts with outside organizations • Requests for Bylaws changes or policy/procedure • Regional action items and Board Committee action items

Updated as of July 2009

33

ASSOCIATIONS/TRADE SHOW DATES (as of 10/18/13)

Oct. 27-30 AAMA National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront

Baltimore, MD Oct. 31 Fenestration Day™ - Schaumburg, IL Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Glass Expo Midwest – Schaumburg, IL Nov. 3-7 AMD 49th Annual Convention – Atlanta Nov. 5 Western Region Virtual Lunch & Learn 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Pacific)

(Postponed until December) Nov. 10-15 ASTM Committee Week – Jacksonville, FL Nov. 12-14 Win-Door North America 2013 - Toronto Nov. 20-22 GreenBuild Int’l Conf./Expo – Philadelphia, PA Dec. 3-5 WDMA Committee Week - Chicago Dec. 4-5 National Green Bldg. Conference (Canada) - Toronto Dec. 8-13 ASTM Committee Week – Jacksonville Dec. 9-13 Ecobuild 2013 – National Institute of Building Sciences

Annual Meeting – Washington, D.C. Dec. 12-13 Florida Building Commission Mtg – St. Pete Beach, FL

Jan. 18-22 ASHRAE Winter Conference – New York Jan. 26-28 ASTM C24 Meeting – Fort Lauderdale Jan. 26-31 ASTM Committee Week – Houston Feb. 3-7 GANA Annual Conference - Orlando Feb. 4-6 International Builder’s Show – Las Vegas Feb. 16-19 AAMA 77th Annual Conference Walt Disney World Swan

Orlando, FL Feb. 20-21 Florida Building Commission Mtg – St. Augustine, FL Feb. 26-28 International Roofing Expo – Las Vegas, NV March Western Region 2014 Spring Summit Ontario, CA (tentative) March 4-7 IGMA Winter Conference – San Francisco March 16-18 BEC Conference – Las Vegas March 18-20 AEC Annual Mtg. – Coral Gables March 24-26 NFRC Spring Committee Week Meeting - TBD March 26-27 35th Annual WV Construction & Design Expo -

Charleston, WV March 26-29 Fensterbau – Germany March 30-April 1 Vinyl Siding Institute Spring Meeting - Orlando March 31-April 2 WDMA Spring Mtg. and Legislative Conf. - Washington April Glass Performance Days – Shanghai, China April 6-9 ASTM E06 – Ontario, Canada April 6-11 ASTM Committee Week – Toronto April 7-8 ASHRAE High Performance Bldgs. Conf. – San Francisco April 10-11 Glass TEXpo – San Antonio April 16-17 Florida Building Commission Mtg – Kissimmee, FL April 23-24 Southeast Region Spring Meeting Clearwater Beach, FL (tentative) April 27 – May 4 ICC Group C Spring Hearings (IgCC) - Memphis May Glass Performance Days – Sao Paolo, Brazil May 4-9 ASTM Committee Week – Toronto June (early-mid) IGMA Summer Technical Conference – Quebec City June 1-4 AAMA National Summer Conference Hyatt Regency Indianapolis

Indianapolis (downtown), IN June 7-14 BOAF Conference – Clearwater Beach, FL June 17-19 WDMA Technical Conference - Pittsburgh June 19-20 Florida Building Commission Mtg – Daytona Beach, FL June 22-24 ASTM C24 – Toronto June 22-27 ASTM Committee Week – Toronto June 25-26 PCBC – San Francisco

June 26-27 DHI CoNEXTions 2014 - Dallas June 26-28 AIA National Convention - Chicago June 28-July 2 ASHRAE Annual Conference - Seattle July 26-28 Southeast Building Conference – Orlando Aug. 4-6 Florida Building Commission Mtg Sept. 9-11 GlassBuild America – Las Vegas Sept. 14-17 AAMA National Fall Conference The Westin Westminster

Westminster (Denver), CO Sept. 22-24 Vinyl Siding Institute Fall Meeting – Washington, DC Sept. 22-25 NFRC Fall Membership Meeting - TBD Sept. 28-Oct. 7 ICC Annual Conference/Group C Public Comment Hear-

ing (IgCC) – Fort Lauderdale Oct. 5-8 ASTM E06 – New Orleans Oct. 5-10 ASTM Committee Week – New Orleans Oct. 6-8 Florida Building Commission Mtg Oct. 21-24 Glasstec - Düsseldorf, Germany Nov. 8-10 GreenBuild Int’l Conf./ Expo – New Orleans Nov. 9-14 ASTM Committee Week – New Orleans Dec. 7-12 ASTM Committee Week – New Orleans Dec. 8-10 Florida Building Commission Mtg

Jan 20-22 International Builders Show – Las Vegas Jan. 24-28 ASHRAE Conference – Chicago, IL Jan. 25-30 ASTM Committee Week – New Orleans Feb. 2-5 Composites 2015 – Las Vegas, NV Feb. 15-18 AAMA 78th Annual Conference Marriott Harbor Beach Resort

Fort Lauderdale, FL March 8-10 BEC Conference – Las Vegas March 23-25 NFRC Spring Committee Week - TBD April 19-21 Vinyl Siding Institute Spring Mtg. – St. Petersburg, FL April 26-29 ASTM E06 – Anaheim April 26-May 1 ASTM Committee Week - Anaheim April 26 – May 3 ICC Group A Spring Hearings - Memphis May 14-16 AIA National Convention – Atlanta, GA May 17-22 ASTM Committee Week – Anaheim June Glass Performance Days – Tampere, Finland June 28-July 1 AAMA National Summer Conference Grand Hyatt Seattle (Downtown)

Seattle, WA June 14-16 ASTM C24 – Anaheim June 14-19 ASTM Committee Week - Anaheim June 24-26 PCBC – San Diego Sept. 16-18 GlassBuild America – Atlanta, GA Sept. 28-Oct. 1 NFRC Fall Membership Meeting - TBD Oct. 18-21 AAMA National Fall Conference Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay

Cambridge, MD Oct. 25-28 ASTM E06 – Tampa Oct. 25-30 ASTM Committee Week – Tampa Nov. 15-20 ASTM Committee Week - Tampa Nov. 18-22 GreenBuild Int’l Conf./Expo – Washington, DC Dec. 6-11 ASTM Committee Week - Tampa

Jan. 19-21 International Builders Show – Las Vegas Jan. 24-29 ASTM Committee Week – San Antonio April 10-13 ASTM E06 – San Antonio April 10-15 ASTM Committee Week – San Antonio May 1-6 ASTM Committee Week –San Antonio June 26-28 ASTM C24 – Chicago June 26-July 1 ASTM Committee Week – Chicago Sept. 13-15 GlassBuild America – Las Vegas

2013 2014 (Cont’d)

2015

2016

2014


REGISTRATION LISTS

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Abels, Terry Chelsea Oakmont, PA Adams, Dee Dee ASSA ABLOY Americas Hollis, NH Adams, Doug ASSA ABLOY Americas Hollis, NH Adams, Harry Bulk Chemicals Reading, PA Alexander, Rick Adhesives Research Glen Rock, PA Alexander, Thomas Windowmaker Software Ltd Toronto, ON Amberg, Dustin Sapa Extrusions Portland, OR Ammer, Mark Chelsea Oakmont, PA Anderson, Doug Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC Babyak, Terry Sherwin-Williams Cleveland, OH Baca, Cristen Simonton Columbus, OH Bamford, Mark Milgard Tacoma, WA Baumgarten, Gail ColorCoat, Inc. West Sacramento, CA Baumgarten, Jim ColorCoat, Inc. West Sacramento, CA

Becker, Amy NCTL York, PA Bekeris, Marijus ColorCoat, Inc. West Sacramento, CA Bekeris, Raimonda ColorCoat, Inc. West Sacramento, CA Belcher, Glenn Viking Polymers, LLC Jamestown, NC Benney, Jim NFRC Greenbelt, MD Billingsley, Mike Windsor Windows & Doors West Des Moines, IA Blundell, Del BASF Corporation Granbury, TX Blundell, Sandy BASF Corporation Granbury, TX Bogut, Scott Tellkamp Systems, Inc. Santa Fe Springs, CA Booher, Brian D&R International Silver Spring, MD Braaten, J. Westech Building Products Calgary, AB Braeuel, Michael AquaSurTech OEM Dorval, QC Brenden, Ken AAMA Wausau, WI Broker, Kelly Dow Corning Klamath Falls, OR Buddenhagen, David Technoform Twinsburg, OH

Bush, Paul PPG Cheswick, PA Busse, Jens profine GmbH Delta, BC Card, Jim Advantage Manufacturing Victor, NY Carriere, Bruce Akzo Nobel Coatings Rochester Hills, MI Carriere, Lisa Akzo Nobel Coatings Columbus, OH Cene, Bill Astro Shapes Struthers, OH Cherubini, Mike Arkema King of Prussia, PA Chiappetta, Gene Ultrafab Farmington, NY Chrisman, Neil Spectrum Metal Youngstown, OH Christine, Charles Sherwin-Williams Cleveland, OH Clancy, Tim Guardian Carleton, MI Cole, Freddie ITW Polymers Sealants Irving, TX Colon, Jose Architectural Testing Lithia Springs, GA Condreay, Debra Sapa Extrusions Monroe, LA Condreay, Scott Sapa Extrusions Monroe, LA

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Cooper, David Guardian Carleton, MI Cornell, Gary Q-Lab Corporation Westlake, OH Cregg, Bob Sherwin-Williams Cleveland, OH Dalton, Pat Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ Davey, Allan John Evans' Sons Lansdale, PA Davis, Tamara AAMA Schaumburg, IL DelaCruz, Chris PolyOne Avon Lake, OH DeMello, Alan Ultrafab Farmington, NY DePaul, Mark Royal Window & Door Profiles Woodbridge, ON DeSoto, Mike MI Windows and Doors, LLC Prescott Valley, AZ Deuschle, Bill Kawneer Cranberry Township, PA Devlin, Katy Glass Magazine Santa Barbara, CA Dickson, Angela AAMA Huntington Beach, CA Digert, Ph.D., MIES, Neall Solatube International, Inc. Vista, CA

Dobrowski, Betsy Harvey Building Products Waltham, MA Dobrowski, Rich Harvey Building Products Waltham, MA Dorsch, Jeff Tyman PLC Owatonna, MN Doyle, Jackie Vinyl Institute Alexandria, VA Doyle, Richard Vinyl Institute Alexandria, VA Effler, Phil Technoform Twinsburg, OH Ehlinger, Larry Pella Pella, IA Esckilsen, Brad Formosa Plastics Livingston, NJ Feldscher, Gary Battenfeld-Cincinnati McPherson, KS Feng, Andy DuPont Glass Laminating Wilmington, DE Ferrer, Armida Bristolite Santa Ana, CA Fischerkeller, Jim World Vision Sewickley, PA Fisher, Arlen Quast Consulting & Testing Inc. Mosinee, WI Flanary, Janet Milgard Tacoma, WA

Flanary, Kim Milgard Tacoma, WA Fortun, Mark Endura Colfax, NC Fowler, Sean Q-Lab Corporation Westlake, OH Fox, Tim Sapa Extrusions Yankton, SD Franson, Jeff Quanex Building Products Houston, TX Fronek, Amy Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Wausau, WI Fronek, Max Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Wausau, WI Fronek, Samantha Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Wausau, WI Fronek, Steve Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Wausau, WI Garries, Ray JELD-WEN Fox Island, WA Gaul, Kevin Pella Pella, IA Gentile, Tom Shintech RSM, CA Gilderman, Candy Tyman PLC Poplar, WI Gilderman, Chuck Tyman PLC Poplar, WI Goedert, Paula Barnes & Thornburg LLP Chicago, IL

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Green, Dan Associated Materials Cuyahoga Falls, OH Green, Kris Associated Materials Cuyahoga Falls, OH Gregorevich, Kay Kalcor Coatings Willoughby, OH Gregorevich, Skip Kalcor Coatings Willoughby, OH Griffin, Chris Roto Frank Chester, CT Habegger, Chris Gaska Tape Elkhart, IN Habegger, Trish Gaska Tape Elkhart, IN Hall, Greg Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Dallas, TX Hamand, Mike Pella Pella, IA Hansen, Dean Andersen Corporation, Inc. Bayport, MN Harden, Doug Atrium Dallas, TX Harnden, Ryan Mathews Brothers Belfast, ME Harp, Steve Associated Materials Wyoming, MN Havrilla, Renee Westech Building Products Houston, TX Hayden, Joe Pella Pella, IA

Heather, Randy Wasco Rockwall, TX Heinle, Dick Formosa Plastics Livingston, NJ Heston, Lindsay Solvay Specialty Polymers West Deptford, NJ Hite, Allan Comfort Line Toledo, OH Hohn, Bob Sentient Investment Corp. dba Assured Testing Svcs. Ridgeway, PA Holmberg, Doug Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Wausau, WI Horstman, Eric Tremco Beachwood, OH Hotchkiss, George Akzo Nobel Coatings Muskegon, MI Hovan, Mike Quanex Building Products Solon, OH Hovan, Rhona Quanex Building Products Solon, OH Huml, Jan Ferco Architectural Hardware Medford, WI Huml, Jeanne Ferco Architectural Hardware Medford, WI Hums, Joe Quanex Building Products Hideaway, TX Hunt, Michelle Andersen Corporation, Inc. Bayport, MN

Huybers, Diane Windowmaker Software Ltd Toronto, ON Ito, Tom YKK AP America Austell, GA Jacobson, David Deceuninck N.A. Monroe, OH Jonely, Connie AMSCO Salt Lake City, UT Jonely, Joe AMSCO Salt Lake City, UT Jones, Kevan ALI Dallas, TX Jung, Peter Valspar Garland, TX Jung, Teresa Valspar Garland, TX Junker, Pat Tyman PLC Cannon Falls, MN Jutras, Robert Air-Ins Inc. Varennes, QC Katsaros, Jim DuPont Glass Laminating Richmond, VA Kelly, Connie Graham York, PA Kelly, Dennis Graham York, PA Kenzevich, Kim Tyman PLC Vandergrift, PA Kinard, Becky Kinro Weatherford, TX

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Kinard, Mike Kinro Weatherford, TX King, Marcia Sherwin-Williams Cleveland, OH Knapp, Brian PPG Greensboro, NC Knight, Maureen AAMA Schaumburg, IL Krafka Harkema, Kathy Pella Pella, IA Kreidel, Dick ASSA ABLOY Americas Polson, MT Kronenberg, Dieter REHAU AG + Co Leesburg, VA Labernik, Joe Valspar Minneapolis, MN Laird, Kaydeen AAMA Schaumburg, IL Lakhdhir, Amin Westech Building Products Calgary, AB LaLumere, Ellen PPG Springdale, PA Lambas, Greg Cascade Windows Spokane, WA Lambas, Laura Cascade Windows Spokane, WA Lang, Bill Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Terrell, TX LeBrun, Roger VELUX America Greenwood, SC

Lewis, Dave GED Integrated Solutions Twinsburg, OH Lin, Dennis Formosa Plastics Livingston, NJ Livermore, Larry Architectural Testing Winchester, VA Long, Guy PROSOCO, Inc. Longwood, FL Luoma, Dan Luoma Contract Wausau, WI Luter, Barbara Kinro Goshen, IN Luter, Rob Kinro Goshen, IN Lyons, Jason Arkema King of Prussia, PA Magnuson, Chris Wasco Wells, ME Magnuson, Roz Wasco Wells, ME Marino, Lori ITW Polymers Sealants Irving, TX Marois, Jean Royal Window & Door Profiles Laval, QC Martel, Francine AquaSurTech OEM Dorval, QC McKenna, Greg Kawneer Norcross, GA

Mikkelson, Mark Andersen Corporation, Inc. Bayport, MN Miller, Gantt Winco St. Louis, MO Miller, Kory Winco St. Louis, MO Mitchell, Ben Akzo Nobel Coatings Columbus, OH Mitchell, Paula Akzo Nobel Coatings Columbus, OH Moffatt, Scott PPG Springdale, PA Monaghan, Mike Stern & Company Cleveland, OH Monaghan, Randi Stern & Company Cleveland, OH Moore, Sylvia Shintech Akron, OH Moorehead, Michael PPG Cheswick, PA Morgan, Phil Blue River Coatings Memphis, TN Morgan, Romy Blue River Coatings Memphis, TN Moses, Jim Mitsubishi Plastics Composites America, Inc. Chesapeake, VA Muessig, Patrick Azon Kalamazoo, MI

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Muller, Markus Ashland Hardware Cornelius, NC Myrick, Brad Ply Gem Industries Inc. Rocky Mount, VA Nahrebecki, Debbie Ferco Architectural Hardware Newport News, VA Nahrebecki, Jerry Ferco Architectural Hardware Newport News, VA Netherton, Gary Milgard Tacoma, WA Newman, Gary Tyman PLC Sioux Falls, SD Niederhofer, Larry Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Scottsdale, AZ Niziolek, Thomas Bayer MaterialScience LLC Sheffield, MA Norgren, Dave Skyline Sky-Lites, LLC Colorado Springs, CO Ohlin, Mike MI Windows and Doors, LLC Gratz, PA Palmer, Teri Milgard Tacoma, WA Paradis, Bob Formosa Plastics Livingston, NJ Patermann, Marco Konrad Hornschuch AG Weissbach, Pavlik, Rudy Bristolite Santa Ana, CA

Peilert, Joe VEKA Fombell, PA Peterson, Dean Sherwin-Williams Appleton, WI Pettit, Dean Ashland Hardware Mooresville, NC Pino, Jerry Ritescreen Elizabethville, PA Plagemann, Robert Tecton Products, LLC Fargo, ND Pruett, John PMC Group Lansdale, PA Pufahl, Joseph Adchem Corporation Riverhead, NY Rancich, Mike Valeron Strength Films Houston, TX Reed, Jack Arkema King of Prussia, PA Reed, Sue Arkema King of Prussia, PA Remaley, Skip Tyman PLC Rochester, NY Rhodes, Andrea AAMA Schaumburg, IL Ricker, Chad Technoform Johnson City, TN Rinehart, Dave DuPont Glass Laminating Opelika, AL Rinka, Rich AAMA Muskego, WI

Roeper, Kurt ASSA ABLOY Americas New Haven, CT Rogers, Tracy Quanex Building Products Dover, OH Ross, Kevin PMC Organometallix Rockwood, ON Ruark, Becky PGT N. Venice, FL Ruark, Dean PGT N. Venice, FL Russo, Andy Guardian Auburn Hills, MI Ruth, Julie JRuth Code Consulting New Lenox, IL Saffell, Steven Simonton Columbus, OH Sampson, Bob RCS Consulting Alfred, ME Sano, Kentaro YKK AP America Austell, GA Sasman, Brian Quast Consulting & Testing Inc. Mosinee, WI Sawyer, Karma Department of Energy Washington, DC Schultz, Brad ALI Dallas, TX Schultz, Mary ALI Dallas, TX

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Schwartz, Ken Bayer MaterialScience LLC Sheffield, MA Seals, Jason Atrium Dallas, TX Seiling, Kevin VEKA Fombell, PA Seiling, Tracy VEKA Fombell, PA Selkowitz, Steve Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CA Shane, Lana ASSA ABLOY Americas Polson, MT Sharifi, Milad Vision Extrusions Limited Woodbridge, ON Siitari, Dave Pella Pella, IA Silverberg, Mark Technoform Twinsburg, OH Simon, Bob Gossen Milwaukee, WI Slaton, Brent Keymark Fonda, NY Slomko, Richard Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC Miami, FL Smith, Roanne PPG Cheswick, PA Snyder, Josh Konrad Hornschuch AG Winchester, VA

Spear, Sid Simonton Columbus, OH Stammen, Dave Ply Gem Industries Inc. Rocky Mount, VA Strawn, Steve JELD-WEN Portland, OR Taffera, Tara Door & Window Mfr. Mag. Stafford, VA Tagtow, Gary Tyman PLC Sioux Falls, SD Tagtow, Rhonda Tyman PLC Sioux Falls, SD Tamisin, Jean Wiss, Janney, Elstner, Associates Inc. Northbrook, IL Taylor, Carole Architectural Testing York, PA Taylor, Henry Architectural Testing York, PA Taylor, Matt HOPPE N.A. Fort Atkinson, WI Thiret, Georges Graham York, PA Tindell, Bill Windsor Windows & Doors West Des Moines, IA Tritch, Tim Valspar Garland, TX Troiano, Carl Trojan Powder Coating Bay Shore, NY

Troiano, Claudia Trojan Powder Coating Bay Shore, NY Troiano, Larry Trojan Powder Coating Sarasota, FL Tucker, Kevin ITW Ploymers Sealants Glendale Heights, IL Turner, Mike YKK AP America Austell, GA Ulm, Keith Holland Colours Richmond, IN Vella, Tony Vision Extrusions Limited Woodbridge, ON Vilhauer, Kevin Milgard Tacoma, WA Vlad, Florica AAMA Schaumburg, IL Vogt, Chris Northern Building Teterboro, NJ Walker, Rich AAMA Medina, OH Warner, Deborah Architectural Testing York, PA Warner, Scott Architectural Testing York, PA Watts, Nicholas Air-Ins Inc. Varennes, QC Webb, Margaret IGMA Ottawa, ON Weber, Jason Sapa Extrusions Moon Township, PA

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Last Name - As of 10/24/2013 Weidner, Charlie Arkema King of Prussia, PA White, Mike Ritescreen Huntersville, NC Willman, Todd Deceuninck N.A. Monroe, OH Wise, Dan Architectural Testing York, PA Withers, Mike DuPont Glass Laminating Gastonia, NC

Wood, Debby Arkema King of Prussia, PA Wood, Kurt Arkema King of Prussia, PA Yglesias, Janice AAMA Schaumburg, IL Yocca, Kevin PMC Organometallix King of Prussia, PA Young, Bob Eastman Chemical Kingsport, TN

Zimmerman, Scott Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC Miami, FL Zinter, Doug Caldwell Rochester, NY

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Company Name - As of 10/24/2013 AAMA Brenden, Ken Davis, Tamara Dickson, Angela Knight, Maureen Laird, Kaydeen Rhodes, Andrea Rinka, Rich Vlad, Florica Walker, Rich Yglesias, Janice Adchem Corporation Pufahl, Joseph Adhesives Research Alexander, Rick Advantage Manufacturing Card, Jim Air-Ins Inc. Jutras, Robert Watts, Nicholas Akzo Nobel Coatings Carriere, Bruce Carriere, Lisa Hotchkiss, George Mitchell, Ben Mitchell, Paula ALI Jones, Kevan Schultz, Brad Schultz, Mary AMSCO Jonely, Connie Jonely, Joe Andersen Corporation, Inc. Hansen, Dean Hunt, Michelle Mikkelson, Mark Apogee Enterprises, Inc. Dalton, Pat Fronek, Amy Fronek, Max Fronek, Samantha Fronek, Steve Hall, Greg Holmberg, Doug Niederhofer, Larry AquaSurTech OEM Braeuel, Michael Martel, Francine

Architectural Testing Colon, Jose Livermore, Larry Taylor, Carole Taylor, Henry Warner, Deborah Warner, Scott Wise, Dan Arkema Cherubini, Mike Lyons, Jason Reed, Jack Reed, Sue Weidner, Charlie Wood, Debby Wood, Kurt Ashland Hardware Muller, Markus Pettit, Dean ASSA ABLOY Americas Adams, Dee Dee Adams, Doug Kreidel, Dick Roeper, Kurt Shane, Lana Associated Materials Green, Dan Green, Kris Harp, Steve Astro Shapes Cene, Bill Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC Slomko, Richard Zimmerman, Scott Atrium Harden, Doug Seals, Jason Azon Muessig, Patrick Barnes & Thornburg LLP Goedert, Paula BASF Corporation Blundell, Del Blundell, Sandy Battenfeld-Cincinnati Feldscher, Gary

Bayer MaterialScience LLC Niziolek, Thomas Schwartz, Ken Blue River Coatings Morgan, Phil Morgan, Romy Bristolite Ferrer, Armida Pavlik, Rudy Bulk Chemicals Adams, Harry Caldwell Zinter, Doug Cascade Windows Lambas, Greg Lambas, Laura Chelsea Abels, Terry Ammer, Mark ColorCoat, Inc. Baumgarten, Gail Baumgarten, Jim Bekeris, Marijus Bekeris, Raimonda Comfort Line Hite, Allan Deceuninck N.A. Jacobson, David Willman, Todd Department of Energy Sawyer, Karma D&R International Booher, Brian Door & Window Mfr. Mag. Taffera, Tara Dow Corning Broker, Kelly DuPont Glass Laminating Feng, Andy Katsaros, Jim Rinehart, Dave Withers, Mike Eastman Chemical Young, Bob

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Company Name - As of 10/24/2013 Endura Fortun, Mark Environmental Protection Agency Anderson, Doug Ferco Architectural Hardware Huml, Jan Huml, Jeanne Nahrebecki, Debbie Nahrebecki, Jerry Formosa Plastics Esckilsen, Brad Heinle, Dick Lin, Dennis Paradis, Bob Gaska Tape Habegger, Chris Habegger, Trish GED Integrated Solutions Lewis, Dave Glass Magazine Devlin, Katy Gossen Simon, Bob Graham Connie, Kelly Kelly, Dennis Thiret, Georges Guardian Clancy, Tim Cooper, David Russo, Andy Harvey Building Products Dobrowski, Betsy Dobrowski, Rich Holland Colours Ulm, Keith HOPPE N.A. Taylor, Matt IGMA Webb, Margaret

ITW Polymers Sealants Cole, Freddie Marino, Lori Tucker, Kevin JELD-WEN Garries, Ray Strawn, Steve John Evans' Sons Davey, Allan JRuth Code Consulting Ruth, Julie Kalcor Coatings Gregorevich, Kay Gregorevich, Skip Kawneer Deuschle, Bill McKenna, Greg Keymark Slaton, Brent Kinro Kinard, Becky Kinard, Mike Luter, Barbara Luter, Rob Konrad Hornschuch AG Patermann, Marco Snyder, Josh Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Selkowitz, Steve Luoma Contract Luoma, Dan Mathews Brothers Harnden, Ryan MI Windows and Doors, LLC DeSoto, Mike Ohlin, Mike Milgard Bamford, Mark Flanary, Janet Flanary, Kim Netherton, Gary Palmer, Teri Vilhauer, Kevin

Mitsubishi Plastics Composites America, Inc. Moses, Jim NCTL Becker, Amy NFRC Benney, Jim Northern Building Vogt, Chris Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Lang, Bill Pella Ehlinger, Larry Gaul, Kevin Hamand, Mike Hayden, Joe Krafka Harkema, Kathy Siitari, Dave PGT Ruark, Becky Ruark, Dean Ply Gem Industries Inc. Myrick, Brad Stammen, Dave PMC Group Pruett, John PMC Organometallix Ross, Kevin Yocca, Kevin PolyOne DelaCruz, Chris PPG Bush, Paul Knapp, Brian LaLumere, Ellen Moffatt, Scott Moorehead, Michael Smith, Roanne profine GmbH Busse, Jens PROSOCO, Inc. Long, Guy Q-Lab Corporation Cornell, Gary Fowler, Sean

AAMA 2013 National Fall Conference Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD October 27-30, 2013 Registration List by Company Name - As of 10/24/2013 Quanex Building Products Franson, Jeff Hovan, Mike Hovan, Rhona Hums, Joe Rogers, Tracy Quast Consulting & Testing Inc. Fisher, Arlen Sasman, Brian RCS Consulting Sampson, Bob REHAU AG + Co Kronenberg, Dieter Ritescreen Pino, Jerry White, Mike Roto Frank Griffin, Chris Royal Window & Door Profiles DePaul, Mark Marois, Jean Sapa Extrusions Amberg, Dustin Condreay, Debra Condreay, Scott Fox, Tim Weber, Jason Sentient Investment Corp. dba Assured Testing Svcs. Hohn, Bob Sherwin-Williams Babyak, Terry Christine, Charles Cregg, Bob King, Marcia Peterson, Dean Shintech Gentile, Tom Moore, Sylvia Simonton Baca, Cristen Saffell, Steven Spear, Sid

Skyline Sky-Lites, LLC Norgren, Dave Solatube International, Inc. Digert, Ph.D., MIES, Neall Solvay Specialty Polymers Heston, Lindsay Spectrum Metal Chrisman, Neil III Chrisman, Neil IV Stern & Company Monaghan, Mike Monaghan, Randi Technoform Buddenhagen, David Effler, Phil Ricker, Chad Silverberg, Mark Tecton Products, LLC Plagemann, Robert Tellkamp Systems, Inc. Bogut, Scott Tremco Horstman, Eric Trojan Powder Coating Troiano, Carl Troiano, Claudia Troiano, Larry Tyman PLC Dorsch, Jeff Gilderman, Candy Gilderman, Chuck Junker, Pat Kenzevich, Kim Newman, Gary Remaley, Skip Tagtow, Gary Tagtow, Rhonda Ultrafab Chiappetta, Gene DeMello, Alan Valeron Strength Films Rancich, Mike

Valspar Jung, Peter Jung, Teresa Labernik, Joe Tritch, Tim VEKA Peilert, Joe Seiling, Kevin Seiling, Tracy VELUX America LeBrun, Roger Viking Polymers, LLC Belcher, Glenn Vinyl Institute Doyle, Jackie Doyle, Richard Vision Extrusions Limited Sharifi, Milad Vella, Tony Wasco Heather, Randy Magnuson, Chris Magnuson, Roz Westech Building Products Braaten, J. Havrilla, Renee Lakhdhir, Amin Winco Miller, Gantt Miller, Kory Windowmaker Software Ltd Alexander, Thomas Huybers, Diane Windsor Windows & Doors Billingsley, Mike Tindell, Bill Wiss, Janney, Elstner, Associates Inc. Tamisin, Jean World Vision Fischerkeller, Jim YKK AP America Ito, Tom Sano, Kentaro Turner, Mike

REGISTRATION HOURS Sunday – Wednesday

Harborside Foyer

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

Harborside Foyer

CAFÉ AAMA Harborside Foyer

LUNCHES Mon-Wed: Harborside A-B

Sunday 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. n/a n/a n/a

Monday 6:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 6:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday 6:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday 6:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. 6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. 11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Receptions Puma A-C

General Sessions (Room 2)

Lunches & Receptions (Room 1)

Room 10

AAMA Registration/ Café AAMA/

Breakfasts

Room 6

Room 5

Room 7

Room 8

Room 9

Room 3 Room 4

CONFERENCE ROOM CODES Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD

HARBORSIDE A-B = ROOM 1 LAUREL A = ROOM 6 HARBORSIDE C = ROOM 2 LAUREL B = ROOM 7 HARBORSIDE D = ROOM 3 LAUREL C = ROOM 8 KENT A-B = ROOM 4 LAUREL D = ROOM 9 KENT C = ROOM 5 HARBORSIDE E = ROOM 10 AAMA REGISTRATION = HARBORSIDE FOYER CAFÉ AAMA / BREAKFAST = HARBORSIDE FOYER LUNCHES / RECEPTIONS = HARBORSIDE A-B

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

AAMA NATIONAL FALL CONFERENCE October 27-30, 2013

Marriott Waterfront – Baltimore, MD

TIME AAMA CURTAIN WALL/STOREFRONT ARCHITECTURAL WINDOW RESIDENTIAL WINDOW WALL INTERFACE SKYLIGHT/SLOPED

GLAZING & DOOR AMC/GMC/MHC WOOD/

FIBERGLASS VINYL

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 12:00 noon

“WELCOME TO WASHINGTON D.C.” – PERSONALIZED TOUR FOR AAMA ATTENDEES – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

GOLF TOURNAMENT – 10:00 a.m. – 5 p.m. – Renditions Golf Course (approx. 40 minutes from the Marriott)

5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

“FENESTRATIONMASTERS – ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED” – 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. – (LAUREL A)

6:00 p.m.

WELCOME RECEPTION – 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. – (HARBORSIDE BALLROOM AB)

THANK YOU CONFERENCE SPONSORS!

PLATINUM

SILVER

October 7, 2013 NOTE: The meetings outlined in bold designate the new

Marketing Track. Marketing representatives are encouraged to attend these meetings and general sessions.

NOTE: ALL MEETINGS LISTED ON THIS SCHEDULE ARE OPEN TO ALL REGISTERED ATTENDEES (EXCEPT FOR SESSIONS THAT HAVE BEEN DESIGNATED AS MEMBERS ONLY). THE SHADED TASK GROUPS MAY APPLY TO BOTH APG AND RPG MEMBERS.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2013



FIBERGLASS VINYL

7:00 a.m. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST – 6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – HARBORSIDE FOYER

COLOR GUARD / OPENING GENERAL SESSION – 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. – HARBORSIDE BALLROOM C (2) 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.

Marketing Steering Committee

9-10 (4)

Security Hazard Mitigation for Fenestration

Products Cmte 9-10 (6)

AAMA 906 Review Task Group

9-10 (7)

Residential Technical Steering Committee

9-10 (3)

AMC Anodic Finishes/Painted

Aluminum (AFPA-91) TG

9-10 (8)

VMC Alternative Accelerated Weathering Task Group 9-10 (10)

10:00 a.m.

Aluminum Storefront Door

Task Group 10-11 (6)

Green and Sustainability Procedural Guide Development Task Group

10-11 (3)

AAMA/FMA/WDMA Installation Method

Coordination Committee

10-11:30 (7)

Glass Design for Sloped Glazing


AMC Marketing Committee 10-11 (4)

WCCMC Finishes

Committee 10-11 (8)

VMC Environmental Stewardship Committee 10-11 (10)

11:00 a.m.

InstallationMasters Program

Management Committee 11-12 (4)

Design Wind Loads on Fenestration


Finish Applicator VCL Extension Task Group

11-12 (3)

Skylight Selection Guide


FMC Marketing Cmte 11-11:30 (8) VMC 109

Maintenance Task Group 11-12 (10)

WCCMC 309, 311, 312 Review TG 11:30-12 (8)

12:00 Noon LUNCH / KEYNOTE SPEAKER – 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. – HARBORSIDE A-B (1) 1:00 p.m. KARMA SAWYER (DOE) – “WINDOWS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES PORTFOLIO IN DOE’S BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES OFFICE” – 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. – HARBORSIDE C (2) 2:00 p.m.

Education and Training Steering

Committee 2-3 (7)

Sealants for Installation TG

2-3 (4)

Skylight/Sloped Glazing Codes and Regulatory Affairs

Committee 2-3 (9)

AMC PV/Solar Mounting Systems

Feasibility TG 2-3 (6)

FMC 305 Review Task Group

2-3 (8)

VMC Third Party Finishes

Certification TG 2-3 (3)

3:00 p.m.

Accredited Independent Labs

Committee 3-4 (4)

Structural Sealant Design Guidelines

Task Group 3-4 (7)

Curtain Wall Fastener TIR Task Group

3-4 (8)

800 Maintenance Committee

3-4 (6)

Door Vertical Loading (AAMA 925) Task Group

3-4 (9)

GMC Marketing Committee & Glass

Material Council 3-4 (10)

VMC Finishes

Committee 3-4 (3)

4:00 p.m.

APG Marketing Committee

4-5 (7)

AAMA 501.5 Review and Update Task Group

4-5 (8)

ADA Test Methods for Hardware Task Group

4-5 (10)

Flashing Task Group

4-5 (6)

FMC Finishes Committee

4-5 (4)

VMC 303 Maintenance Task Group

4-5 (3) 5:00 p.m.

REGULATORY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (RAC) – 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. – HARBORSIDE C (2)

6:00 p.m. RECEPTION / SUPPLIER PRODUCT DISPLAY – 6:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. – HARBORSIDE AB (1)

COMMITTEE / COUNCIL DESIGNATIONS

AAMA (Board Committees / General AAMA Activities) MHC (Manufactured Housing Council) AMC (Aluminum Material Council) RW (Residential Window Council) AW (Architectural Window Council) SKY (Skylight/Sloped Glazing Council) CW (Curtain Wall/Storefront Council) VMC (Vinyl Material Council) DOOR (Door Council) WALL (Wall Interface Council) FMC (Fiberglass Material Council) WCCMC (Wood and Cellulosic Composite Material Council) GMC (Glass Material Council)

PRODUCT GROUP DESIGNATIONS APG (Architectural Products Group) RPG (Residential Products Group)

CONFERENCE ROOM CODES MARRIOTT WATERFRONT – BALTIMORE, MD

HARBORSIDE A-B = ROOM 1 LAUREL A = ROOM 6 HARBORSIDE C = ROOM 2 LAUREL B = ROOM 7 HARBORSIDE D = ROOM 3 LAUREL C = ROOM 8 KENT A-B = ROOM 4 LAUREL D = ROOM 9 KENT C = ROOM 5 HARBORSIDE E = ROOM 10

AAMA REGISTRATION = HARBORSIDE FOYER CAFÉ AAMA / BREAKFAST = HARBORSIDE FOYER LUNCHES / RECEPTIONS = HARBORSIDE AB

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2013



FIBERGLASS VINYL

7:00 a.m.

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST – 6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – HARBORSIDE FOYER

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE – 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – HARBORSIDE D (3) 8:00 a.m.

Curtain Wall Manual Update Task Group

8:30-9:30 (6)

Skylight/Sloped

Glazing Marketing Committee

8:30-9:30 (7)

Manu-factured Housing Council

8:30-9 (8)

Vinyl Institute

Update 8:30-9 (4)

9:00 a.m.

Sites Committee 9-9:30 (8)

AAMA 902 Sash Balance Review Task Group

9-10 (9)

Sealants and Adhesives Technical Steering Committee

9-10 (10) AMC Finishes

Committee 8:30-10:30

(3)

VMC 304

Task Group 9-10 (4)

Methods of Test

Committee 9:30-11

(8)

Skylight/Sloped

Glazing Document Management Committee

9:30-11 (7)

Marketing Forum 9:30-10:30

(6)

10:00 a.m. Window Opening

Control Device Task Group 10-11

(9)

Test Method to Qualify Installation Procedures Update


VMC Document

Management Committee

10-10:30 (4)

Aluminum Material Council 10:30-11 (3)

Wood Council (WCCMC)

10:30-11 (6)

11:00 a.m.

Membership Committee

11-12 (6)

Finishes Steering

Committee 11-12 (10)

Sash Lock Standard Task Group 11-11:30 (9) Wall Interface

Council 11-12

(8)

Skylight/Sloped Glazing Council

11-12 (7)

AMC Presentation: “Aluminum – From

the Ground to Aluminum Extrusion”

– Scott Condreay (Sapa Extrusions)

11-12 (3)

VMC Marketing

Committee 11-12 (4)

Hardware Committee 11:30-12

(9)

12:00 Noon

LUNCH – 12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. – HARBORSIDE AB (1)

1:00 p.m.

DOUG ANDERSON (EPA) - “LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN ENERGY STAR CRITERIA FOR WINDOWS, DOORS AND SKYLIGHTS” – 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.- HARBORSIDE C (2)

2:00 p.m.

APG Shading Device

Task Group 2-3 (6)

Weatherstrip Committee

2-3 (7) Door Council

2-3 (4) Fiberglass Material

Council (FMC) 2-3 (8)

VMC Technical Steering Committee

/ Vinyl Material Council 2-3 (3)

3:00 p.m.

Market-ing

Steering Comm. 3-4 (4)

Docu-ment

Manage-ment

Comm. 3-4 (6)

Thermal Barrier

Task Group 3-4 (7)

4:00 p.m.

STEVE SELKOWITZ (LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY) - “A VISION FOR FENESTRATION PERFORMANCE IN A SUSTAINABLE WORLD” – 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – (2)

5:00 p.m.

DINNER CRUISE ON INNER HARBOR / PATRIOTIC COSTUME BASH / KARAOKE – 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.







WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 NOTE: Wednesday sessions may start/adjourn earlier than scheduled. Please plan accordingly.



FIBERGLASS VINYL

7:00 a.m. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST – 6:45 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – HARBORSIDE FOYER

CERTIFICATION EXTENSION TASK GROUP – 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. (MEMBERS ONLY SESSION) – (2)

8:00 a.m. FenestrationAssociate

Certification Exam 8:00– 10:00 (6-7)

FenestrationMaster Certification Exam 8:00 – 11:00 (8-9)

ARCHITECTURAL WINDOW COUNCIL AND CURTAIN WALL/STOREFRONT COUNCIL – 8:30 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. – (2) 9:00 a.m.

RESIDENTIAL WINDOW COUNCIL – 9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. – (2)

INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS UPDATE (ASTM, ASHRAE, IGMA & NFRC) – 9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. – (2) 10:00 a.m.

CODE ACTION COMMITTEE (CAC) – 10:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. – (2) 11:00 a.m.

BOX LUNCH – 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. – HARBORSIDE FOYER 12:00 Noon

CERTIFICATION POLICY COMMITTEE – 12:15 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. – (2)

1:00 p.m.

CLOSING GENERAL SESSION – 1:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. – (2) 2:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS – 3:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – (10) 4:00 p.m.







AAMA

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Suite 550

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A A M A N A T I O N A L F A L L C O N F E R E N C E

FenestrationMasters™AAMA’s FenestrationMasters program is the industry resource for comprehensive professional education and certification. Elevate your expertise through online courses from the leading trade association in the industry. The training covers the full breadth of the fenestration industry, including performance standards, products and materials, test methods and code requirements.

Why Should You Get Certified? As a company, distinguish your business from the competition. As a professional, acquire the latest information in industry standards and practices. For professionals new to the industry we also offer FenestrationAssociate entry-level certification.

• Broaden your knowledge—Get current in industry topics and standards.• Stay current—Become versed in industry standards and best practices.• Enjoy flexibility—All you need is an Internet connection.• Pace yourself—Take as long as a year to complete the courses.• Make it official—Certification validates your industry expertise.• Train Staff—Your staff will better represent your company.

Are You Smarter Than a FenestrationMaster?Join AAMA at the Supplier Product Display on Monday, October 28, 6:15 p.m. - 7:45 p.m., to answer quiz questions from the FenestrationMasters program.

Participants will be awarded a 5% discount (up to 25% total) on FenestrationMasters courses and exams for each correct answer.

Scheduled Certification Exams

Sunday, October 275:00-6:00 p.m. FenestrationMasters - All Your Questions Answered (informational session)

Wednesday, October 308:00-10:00 a.m. FenestrationAssociate exam8:00-11:00 a.m. FenestrationMaster exam

Professional Education & Certification

Visit www.aamanet.org/FenestrationMasters or contact [email protected] for more information.

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