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International Glove Association 2019 Glove Symposium

March 17-19, Green Valley Ranch, Henderson, NV

February 1, 2019

Plan to join the International Glove Association (IGA) in Henderson, NV, near Las Vegas, this March to learn more about developments in workplace hand protection.

International Glove Association 2018 Glove Symposium

International Glove Association's 2018 Glove Symposium

February 1, 2018

The International Glove Association’s 2018 Glove Symposium will be held in Destin, Florida, March 18 -20, 2018. This year the focus is on education. The symposium will have multiple opportunities to build your knowledge of the work glove industry.

International Glove Association's 2017 Glove Symposium

March 19-21, Tucson, AZ

February 1, 2017

The agenda will highlight marketing techniques, developing impact standards, economic outlook, glove education and market analysis and data. To register, visit www.iga-online.com/ or call (814) 328-5208

2014 International Glove Association Symposium set for Orlando

Industry trends, government regulations among topics to be covered

September 16, 2013

Mark your calendar to attend the 2014 IGA Symposium! The International Glove Association will be holding their annual glove symposium March 16 - 18, 2014 at the Yacht Club of Disney World in Orlando Florida.

Hand protection pioneer inducted into IGA Hall of Fame

Craig Wagner helped in development of chemical and cut resistance

May 2, 2013

Craig Wagner, President of Global Glove & Safety Mfg., Inc. was inducted recently into the prestigious International Glove Association (IGA) Hall of Fame. With more than 28 years of experience in sales, manufacturing and design, Craig Wagner has been instrumental in the evolution of hand safety PPE, from dipped products, chemical resistance, disposables and mechanics style to the latest in HDPE cut resistant yarns.

This webinar will provide attendees information and demographics on the profession and what can be done to make every effort to ensure young OEHS professionals are learning about what we do to continue our “mission” – working with management at all levels to ensure that a safe and healthy work environment is provided and maintained.