Putting the 'Special' in 2010 Specialty Conferences

Posted January 4, 2010
By Jeanette Brown
2009-2010 President-Elect of WEF

Welcome to 2010 at the Water Environment Federation, where this year’s Specialty Conference series looks to be better than ever before. As a participant in the 2009 Nutrient Conference, I gained so much both professionally and personally because of the technical content and the ability to network with experts in the field. I have participated in and attended other specialty conferences this past year where the experience was just as rewarding. These conferences are exclusive and wonderful ways to learn about select areas from leaders in the field. As you can see from the list below in 2010, we plan an even greater variety of conferences which offer something for all professionals employed in the water sector.

• The Utility Management Conference™ 2010
  San Francisco, California
  February 21-24
  
• Cities of the Future 2010
  Boston, Massachusetts
  March 7-10
  
• Urban River Restoration 2010
  Boston, Massachusetts
  March 7-10
  
• 2010 AWWA/WEF Information Management & Technology Conference
  Portland, Oregon
  March 21-24
  
• WEF/A&WMA Odors and Air Pollutants 2010
  Charlotte, North Carolina
  March 21-24
  
• Residuals and Biosolids 2010
  Savannah, Georgia
  May 23-26
  
• Membrane Applications 2010
  Anaheim, California
  June 6-9
  
• Collection Systems 2010
  Phoenix, Arizona
  June 13–16
  
• Biofilm Reactor Technology Conference 2010
  Portland, Oregon
  August 15-16
  

If any of these topics applies to your job or appeals to your interest, please consider joining the thousands of water quality professionals who participate in these unique events every year. For technical excellence, superior meeting arrangements, and unmatched networking opportunities, you’ll find WEF truly puts the ‘special’ in specialty conferences. See you in Savannah for Residuals and Biosolids!

01/25/2010 Putting the 'Special' in 2010 Specialty Conferences  ()   Posted January 4, 2010 Welcome to 2010 at the Water Environment Federation, where this year’s Specialty Conference series looks to be better than ever before. As a participant in the 2009 Nutrient Conference, I gained so much both professionally and personally because of the technical content and the ability to network with experts in the field. I have participated in and attended other specialty conferences this past year where the experience was just as rewarding. Comments (0)