7:30AM – 7:50AM

Morning Coffee and Networking

8:00AM – 8:30AM

Opening Remarks
WEF and AWWA Leadership

8:30AM – 9:40AM

Amp Up: The Power of Purpose
Erin Mosley & Tom Kunetz

9:40AM – 9:55AM

Break

9:55AM – 12:00PM

Amp Up: Tools for Listening and Working with Stress
Erin Mosley & Tom Kunetz

12:00PM – 1:00PM

Lunch

1:00PM – 1:50PM

Amp Up: Connection & Influence
Erin Mosley & Tom Kunetz

1:50PM – 2:00PM

Break

2:00PM – 2:45PM

Amp Up: Communicating Science at the Speed of Decision-Making
Dianna Crilley

2:45PM – 2:55PM

Break

2:55PM – 4:15PM

Amp Up: Storytelling
Rogue Water w/ Steven Drangsholt

4:15PM – 4:30PM

Personal Action Plans

4:30PM – 4:45PM

Closing Remarks

4:45PM – 5:00PM

Closing Activity and Group Photo

Erin Mosley and Tom Kunetz design and conduct interactive workshops and engaging lectures on a variety of personal and professional development topics, including creating an innovation culture, career road mapping, and connecting with personal motivation and purpose.

Their workshops blend Tom’s improv and discovery-by-doing expertise with Erin’s approaches in personal and executive coaching. Together they open new ways for participants to awaken personal creativity, inspire innovative solutions, and build successful teams. 

Tom Kunetz
Tom brings over 25 years of experience as a performer, director, and playwright. He taught improvisational comedy and sketch comedy writing at the famed Second City Training Center in Chicago for more than 20 years. Tom is immediate Past President of the Board of Trustees for the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and Assistant Director of Monitoring and Research for the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD). 

Erin "Pink" Mosley
Erin is president of a rapidly growing consultancy that provides innovative leadership programs and coaching. Prior to founding her own firm, she was a Global Director and Vice President of Innovation, Technology, and Management Consulting at CH2M (now Jacobs). She has served on several non-profit boards including the WEF Board of Trustees and the New England Water Environment Association (Past President).

Stephanie Corso
Co-Founder and CEO of Rogue Water

Arianne Shipley
Co-Founder and COO of Rogue Water

Before founding Rogue Water, Stephanie and Arianne worked for municipal water utilities for ten years in education and communication, where they garnered awards from EPA, AWWA, Texas Water Development Board, Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers, 3CMA, and more. In 2019, Rogue Water earned a Worthy award and an Excellence in Marketing Award from Zweig.   

Better known as the H2duO, they also co-founded the Rogue Water Lab, a non-profit venture cultivating the next-gen of innovators in water communication and education. The Lab is home to the Catalyst Mastermind Summit and the Water in Real Life podcast, both dedicated to communication in the water sector. The Lab serves as a Ted-Esque hub of resources designed to empower the storytellers of the water industry. 

Steve Drangsholt, P.E.
Northwest Infrastructure Market Sales Leader
Brown and Caldwell

Steve Drangsholt is an Infrastructure Market Sales Leader with Brown and Caldwell in Boise, ID.  Steve has a background working both as a consultant and for a public utility in the Pacific Northwest. He’s an engineer and project manager with a knack for bringing strong teams together to solve complex problems for communities dealing with intense wet weather and dense urban environments. He has a strong passion for water and wastewater and is heavily involved with the Water Environment Federation and his member association the Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association (PNCWA).

Dianna M Crilley is the Deputy Director of the Office of Planning and Programming for the USGS. This office is responsible for managing all appropriated funding ($215M) for USGS water activities, top include developing and submitting the congressional Green Book on annual science priorities, as well as directing budget programming to support congressional, Bureau, and Presidential commitments and mission priorities.