Tracy Burleson AGA to Join the 70th Annual International Builders’ Show

Posted on January 7, 2016 by

American Gas Association (AGA) is looking forward to its return to Las Vegas on January 19-21 for the 70th annual International Builders’ Show (IBS). This year, IBS and the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) will again co-locate at the Las Vegas Convention Center to create Design and Construction Week. AGA’s space will include eleven natural gas appliance manufacturer displays featuring the latest industry technology available to consumers as well as provide a one-stop location where builders can learn about the mostUrn modern gas appliances. Manufacturers include Bevelo Gas & Electric Lights, Westport, BlueStar, FiveStar, Bradford White, Dettson Industries, Lennox Industries Inc., Marathon Engine Systems, Navien, Rinnai Corporation and RH Peterson Co.

Over the course of the event, AGA will be using social media platforms to promote the American Natural Gas Industry Exhibit in booth C2615. In addition, there will be a give-away for a Fyre Designs Fire Urn. New to American Fyre Designs, a contemporary Fire Urn adds warmth and modern styling to outdoor living spaces and is manufactured from glass fiber reinforced concrete. Forms will be available at the booth to register for the give-away for all attendees.

IBS 2016 promises to be a successful event delivering the largest number of building professionals in one location. If you are interested in supporting the natural gas industry efforts at IBS as a volunteer or manufacturer, please contact Tracy Burleson at tburleson@aga.org. For more information, please follow or like our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram pages. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas!

Tracy Burleson

About Tracy Burleson

As Communications Director for the American Gas Association, Tracy serves as editor and publisher of American Gas magazine. In addition, she works to increase the visibility of natural gas in the residential market with a focus on opportunities to expand the use of natural gas in new construction. Her other responsibilities include projects to expand AGA’s work in the international energy community. Previously, Tracy served as director of residential programs at the Propane Educations & Research Council for nine years where she planned and executed the annual marketing and communications programs and instituted a formal training program for construction professionals. Tracy started her career as a legislative assistant on Capitol Hill after receiving a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Masters of Science in Consumer Sciences from the University of Alabama.
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