Mar 10, 2022
🎧 In this episode of Words on Water, Kelley Dearing Smith, Vice President of Communications and Marketing at Louisville Water, talks about building a communications team, utilizing storytelling,
Mar 02, 2022
🎧 In this episode, Kari Brisolara, associate professor of Environmental Health at Lousiana State University, discusses the historic connection between water and public health and how the
Jan 31, 2022
Steven Rivas of WIN-911 explains the drawbacks of manual monitoring of systems at utilities and the advantages of automation of that tracking and alerts to problems. He also discusses how the tools
Jul 06, 2021
Paul Petersen is Municipal Sales Manager for Central & Eastern U.S. at Atlas Copco. In this episode, Paul discusses the latest technology and trends in aeration blowers, including with canopy
Jul 26, 2021
LISTEN to Paul Bowen Paul say the best way to be prepared for the future is strategic planning, an activity in which he participated at both WEF and Coca-Cola. He discusses the need to include risk
Jul 15, 2021
In this episode of WEF’s Words On Water podcast, Lauren discusses the new Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program, which was established by Congress and has initially provided $166.6 million
Mar 08, 2021
🎧 LISTEN to Rebecca West, a @WEForg past president, share her perspectives on leadership, dealing with adversity, and adapting. She draws from her experiences in the water sector, volunteering
Sep 21, 2020
In this episode, these leaders talk candidly about their experiences as Black Americans working in the water sector and reaching the level of utility executive, including sharing examples of
Sep 11, 2020
Chris Wilson is the Chief of Process Engineering and Research at Hampton Roads Sanitation District. In this episode Chris discusses how his utility is trying to understand how to treat certain
