Tag Archives: Debra Levy

Maryland Senate Discusses Auto Glass Safety in Committee Meeting

Posted on February 11, 2021 by Emmariah Holcomb

Maryland’s Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee meeting had an in-depth auto glass discussion as several industry members weighed in on SB 445, which would require those installing auto glass in the state to follow the AGRSS Standard. A similar bill, HB … Continue reading →

Posted in glassBYTEs Original Story | Tagged Bryson Popham, Debra Levy, HB 519, Judicial Proceedings Committee, Maryland Senate, SB 445, senate, Senator West | 1 Comment

Auto Glass Safety Hearing Held in Maryland House of Delegates

Posted on February 5, 2021 by Emmariah Holcomb

Maryland’s House Environment and Transportation Committee meeting had an in-depth auto glass discussion as several industry members weighed in on HB 519, which would require those installing auto glass in the state to follow the AGRSS Standard. “House Bill 519 … Continue reading →

Posted in glassBYTEs Headlines, glassBYTEs Original Story | Tagged ADAS, AGRSS Standard, auto glass discussion, Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC), Bryson Popham, Debra Levy, Glass America, HB 519, House Environment and Transportation Committee, Kumar Barve, Maryland, Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA), NOVUS, Patrick Heflin, Safelite, Ted Andersen | 2 Comments

Bryan Hovey Receives Award for Extraordinary Service to KMR

Posted on December 22, 2020 by AGRR/glassBYTEs Editor

Bryan Hovey, Key Media & Research (KMR) web developer, received the company’s 2020 Award for Extraordinary Service. KMR is the parent company of AGRR magazine and glassBYTEs™. The honor is presented annually and was named after vice president of media … Continue reading →

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AGRR Wins Editorial Award

Posted on June 19, 2020 by AGRR/glassBYTEs Editor

Auto Glass Repair and Replacement (AGRR) magazine was honored with a silver award this week by the Association of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) for its AZBEE Awards, recognizing editorial excellence in a variety of categories. Tara Taffera, editorial director, won … Continue reading →

Posted in glassBYTEs Headlines | Tagged Association of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE), Auto Glass Repair and Replacement (AGRR), Azbee Awards, Debra Levy, Door and Window Market [DWM], Jordan Scott, Key Media & Research (KMR), Tara Taffera, USGlass, Window Film | 1 Comment

Excitement at Every Turn on Day 1

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Emmariah Holcomb

Auto glass professionals began their journey through Auto Glass Week™ on the first day of the conference today. Guests and participants could take advantage of seminars and added programs like Morning Coffee with Carl Tompkins. Morning Coffee with Carl Tompkins … Continue reading →

Posted in glassBYTEs Original Story | Tagged AGSC, AGW, Auto Glass Safety Council, Auto Glass Week, Carl Tompkins, Debra Levy, Gary Hart, Independent Glass Association, Jean Pero, NAGS, NWRA, Troy Mason | Leave a comment

USGlass Wins Construction Writers Award for School Safety Coverage

Posted on October 16, 2014 by Jenna Reed

USGlass magazine, sister publication to AGRR™ magazine and glassBYTEs.com™, has been named the winner of a prestigious Boger Award by the Construction Writers Association (CWA) for its May issue devoted to school safety. The award is based on the feature articles in the May 2013 School Safety issue that took a hard look at the role glass plays in school safety and security.

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Novus Franchisees “Blaze New Trails” at Biennial Super Session

Posted on April 7, 2014 by Jenna Reed

The Novus biennial Super Session came to a close Saturday with doses of both enthusiasm and realism. The Saturday morning session began with the enthusiasm—in the form of two presentations by Gary Michaels of Southwestern Consulting, who challenged to group to be more enthusiastic about their work. “Enthusiasm is contagious,” he said, “it makes other people want to help you and makes people better than they are.”