Podcasts about water business

In this episode of Business Ninjas, Kerry Siggins, CEO and Chairman of StoneAge, joins Kelsey, where they talk about how StoneAge flourishes as an employee-owned company.StoneAge Inc. is the world's leading provider of industrial cleaning tools, automated equipment, technology, and resources. Founded in 1979, StoneAge is headquartered in Durango, Colorado, and proudly serves customers across 35 countries worldwide. The StoneAge team is 100% comprised of employee-owners, providing a level of service and dedication rarely seen in today's work environment. For StoneAge, everything starts with tools, but ends with their people, their culture, and their values.Learn more: https://www.stoneagetools.com/ -----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/ https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

This episode is a little bit different! I got on a call with my private coaching client, Elsa Korinke, to record a testimonial. My plan was to transcribe it and use it for future coaching launches, but the conversation got so rich that I knew mid-way through I wanted to share the recording on the podcast. You can find Elsa on instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/elsakorinke/, and visit her website at https://www.elsasofferings.com/    You can find all the information for Elemental Launch Alchemy here: https://intuitive-edge-coaching.mykajabi.com/launchalchemy   If you're interested in working with me 1:1, you can book a call here: https://cerabyer.as.me/discoverycall   And if you're interested in 1:1 Coaching "Lite", you can book a call here: https://cerabyer.as.me/coachinglite   I look forward to supporting your growth!  

On this week's episode, brought to you by the Kauffman Foundation, CityAge Co-Founder, Marc Andrew, chats with Cindy Wallis-Lage, Executive Director of Sustainability and Resilience at the engineering firm, Black & Veatch. They talk about her new role as well as her previous position in Black & Veatch's Water Business, the federal infrastructure money, EV charging, why everyone needs to take responsibility for building a more sustainable future, and why.Then Anna and Alon share this week's story:Washington, DC, among cities piloting transparency standard for digital techLearn more about the Kauffman Foundation.

Dope episode w/ Eric Cole! Founder of Aspira Pura! Get ready for the game on the Alkaline Water Business! It's lit! Connect with Eric : https://www.instagram.com/aspirapura/ Follow the podcast on IG @millionairetalkshow Follow Todd @todd.capital Follow Henry @henryamazin LIMITED TIME PROMO 50% OFF HIVEMIND CRM: https://www.hivemindcrm.io/sign-up-42... Todd Capital Options Course: https://gumroad.com/l/bOUnl Todd Capital Vending Course: https://gumroad.com/l/EwSkk Todd Capital - gumroad.com/toddcapital TC Options and Wealth Community: launchpass.com/p/tcinvestmentclub Invest with Teri - www.investor101.org Notary: millinotarypromo.com Charm City Buyers: charmcitybuyers.samcart.com/referral/sl…0LTkir6iaRh Hood Estates Trucking: bit.ly/2JQQnlZ Hood Estates Elite Real Estate: bit.ly/2HCXD25

In this episode I talk with @h2_lina.co about her journey into fitness, the best water, business,skin care and many more things. Follow me on Instagram:https://instagram.com/taekwondoartistnew?utm_medium=copy_link Follow Alina:https://instagram.com/h2_lina.co?utm_medium=copy_link check the Water out:https://www.createandhydrate.com/

Seplat Energy is attempting to purchase ExxonMobil's Nigerian shallow water business. The company's Chief Financial Officer, Mr Emeka Onwuka says deliberations are ongoing and accordingly, there can be no certainty as to the outcome. He says a further announcement will be made as and when appropriate, in line with regulatory requirements.

Seplat Energy is attempting to purchase ExxonMobil's Nigerian shallow water business. The company's Chief Financial Officer, Mr Emeka Onwuka says deliberations are ongoing and accordingly, there can be no certainty as to the outcome. He says a further announcement will be made as and when appropriate, in line with regulatory requirements.

Seplat Energy is attempting to purchase ExxonMobil's Nigerian shallow water business. The company's Chief Financial Officer, Mr Emeka Onwuka says deliberations are ongoing and accordingly, there can be no certainty as to the outcome. He says a further announcement will be made as and when appropriate, in line with regulatory requirements.

Puraffinity takes on the PFAS Challenge, with sound dedication, the best of GreenTech and some of the best brains there is in this industry. Not only does their peptide manage to remove PFAS, but it's also opening a door for a game-changer: recycle PFAS!

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You probably all know it as a fact: there are THREE phases of Water. But what if we challenged this? Gerald Pollack and his research team are formal: there is, indeed a Fourth Phase of Water!  So, what is this 4th phase? Where can you find it? How does it form? What does it imply? We dive into Exclusion Water - or EZ Water, to understand how this discovery may change what we know of water and its role in many phenomenons. Wanna join the discussion? Come tell me on LinkedIn! *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/UTnqiNMolpg

The H2020 OPERANDUM project aims to deliver the tools and methods for the validation of Nature-Based Solutions. This shall enhance resilience in European rural and natural territories by reducing hydro-meteorological risks.

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About our Special Guest: Luis serves as Gannett Fleming's Water Business Line director, with more than 25 years of experience on some of the most complex infrastructure projects in the southern U.S. and Central and South America. He is responsible for overseeing the operations and strategic expansion of Gannett Fleming's growing water sector and is a recognized thought leader on the topic of smart infrastructure. Luis Casado serves as Gannett Fleming's Water Business Line director, with more than 25 years of experience on some of the most complex infrastructure projects in the southern U.S. and Central and South America. He is responsible for overseeing the operations and strategic expansion of Gannett Fleming's growing water sector and is a recognized thought leader on the topic of smart infrastructure.  Luis' dynamic career ranges from community programs to large international infrastructure projects, but his passion is in providing community improvements that ensure quality of life and environmental stewardship.Luis earned a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. A dedicated member of the community,he partners with several student chapters of Engineers Without Borders and is past president of the Miami-Dade Architects and Engineers Society.  He also served on the advisory board of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and as chair of the Environmental Advisory Committee for the City of Doral, FL.  ________ NABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.| NABWIC.ORG

The H2020 REGREEN project aims to promote urban livability thanks to blue-green nature-based solutions. It thus accelerates the transition towards healthy, green and equitable cities! 

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Andrew Duxbury Finance Director of Galliford Try #GFRD talks about the strategic acquisition of nmcn's Water business including the specialist water process and control businesses Nomenca and Lintott for an aggregate consideration of £1.0 million in cash. nmcn Water profile and fit with Galliford Try nmcn Water works with UK water utility companies to build and maintain high-quality water and wastewater treatment systems. Its geographic coverage, customer relationships and technical capabilities are all highly complementary to Galliford Try's existing operations. Galliford Try has a detailed understanding of nmcn Water's operations and has closely followed the evolution of the Water Business through nmcn's refinancing process and various trading and financial disclosures through 2021. In combination, this knowledge has provided us with a thorough understanding of nmcn Water and its prospects. The 75 year heritage and values of nmcn Water are an excellent fit with the history and values of Galliford Try. In particular, the Transaction is consistent with our recently published Sustainable Growth Strategy: · Providing a geographic footprint that will accelerate growth of the Water Business through a series of established frameworks with new customers for Galliford Try; · Extending our capabilities in the design and Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control and Automation (MEICA) elements of the Water Business; and · Introducing further high quality people to strengthen our own talent pool. Galliford Try is especially appreciative of the efforts of nmcn's customers, suppliers, employees and management over the last year and will be engaging proactively to provide the stability to move forward. Approximately 900 nmcn Water employees will join Galliford Try as a result of the Transaction, including its senior management team. About Galliford Try Galliford Try is a leading UK construction business employing 2,700 people across the country. Galliford Try is one of the UK's leading construction groups, working to improve the UK's built environment and delivering lasting change for the communities we work in.

The Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership manages rainfall to end uncontrolled flooding and improve water quality by leveraging nature-based solutions

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You read it right: in order to be affordable, water needs to be more expensive. Counter-intuitive, right? Yet, like it or not, the safe supply of drinking water at our tap is the most affordable way to solve our need for Water. And that comes with some costs, that shall be covered through Water Tariffs... in order to push out of business "Water Dealers" of all kinds! In this Bonus Episode, we're covering:

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is the world's leader in ocean discovery, exploration, and education, working to understand and sustain one of humanity's most precious common resources.

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GF Piping Systems is, besides the proud sponsor of this podcast, a world leader in flow solutions. It produces and markets a water network pressure management solution that aims to reduce non-revenue water, fight water scarcity and improve water network performance.

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This is of course very subjective. But how did we go from "hardly treated" to "treated hardly" in a bit over a century? Because it was the right thing to do, sure. But also, because of some pioneers! I made a top 5 - but I'm also sharing the ones, that could have made it to the top, and didn't do by a nose. So, here are our 5 most influential people, according to my book: 5️ The Man who defied a US President 4️ The Water Detective that triggered an Industry Revolution 3️ The Man that triggered desalination - and got a dismal reward 2️ The Man that made Drinking Water "Pure and Wholesome" 1️ The Technology, that's somehow in my garden Do you have more? Come tell me on LinkedIn! *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGmDSZSJ_Ls

National Advisor Bureau Limited carries an ambitious project for the United Arab Emirates: harvesting and towing an Iceberg to crush it for its water, and eventually green a desert on the long run.

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Sciens Water is a research-driven investment fund that identifies uncovered, under-researched, or misunderstood opportunities in the water sector that are hence undercapitalized. 

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With Global Warming around, the Idea of Iceberg Towing to produce Drinking Water sounded to me as - at best - opportunistic. That's where I was wrong! What if I told you, that out of the wide array of possible options, the one consisting of towing an iceberg from Antarctica to the aridest places of the World (Dubai, Perth, Cape Town...) may well be much less insane than what you thought? Seriously. The World will miss 40% of its needed Water in 2030. It's maybe time to get creative, so suspend your disbelief: Iceberg Water may REALLY be a sustainable solution! From the Emirates to South Africa, through the USA, France, and Antarctica, I went down the Rabbit Hole. *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cOgFFknM4E

SDG 6 was supposed to be reached in 2030. It's currently progressing at 25% the speed it should if we were to reach it.

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Design Thinking is a methodology and a tool in the toolbox. But beyond the tool, it's about the execution: how you do it, how you prepare the playground for your teams to go crazy. 

You may be the world's two largest Water Companies, yet have quite a terrible track record when it comes to Mergers and Acquisitions.

"I find it crazy to spend 50'000 euros to go on a trade show, and not spend at least 5'000 euros in digital marketing in parallel!"

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How can it be, that Bottled Water will surpass Tap Water in 2034? Believe it or not, the World will soon spend more on #BottledWater than on #UtilityWater. But where does this come from? How did a sector that was supposed to die at the beginning of the twentieth-century recover and boom in the 1970s? And how is all of this linked with the global inability to align ourselves towards #SDG6? 00:00 Bottle Water takes over from 2034 on! 00:24 The origins of Bottled Water 01:06 Bottled Water shall have died in the 1900s 01:33 A French Revolution: Perrier 02:59 Bottled Water: a Veblen Good? 03:49 Creating a Market Category 04:23 Water in Bottles has neither better taste nor improved safety 05:30 New (Luxury) Bottled Water Brands 06:16 The link between Bottled Water and SDG6 07:24 Beyond the Bottled Vs. Tap Water debate 08:27 Can Point of Use be a better solution? 09:29 Point of Use Vs. Bottled Water in the Developed World 10:17 ... and in the Developing World 11:22 From Point of Use to the Micro-Utility 11:51 Conclusion *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/9f1OclxC6EY

Welcome back to Environmental Professionals Radio, Connecting the Environmental Professionals Community Through Conversation, with your hosts Laura Thorne and Nic Frederick! On today's episode, we talk with Scott Deitche, Senior Vice President with GPI, about water, business development, and the Tampa Mafia and the books he's written about them! Read his full bio below.Special thanks to our sponsor for this episode GPI/ Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.Help us continue to create great content! If you'd like to sponsor a future episode hit the support podcast button or visit www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form1:51  Shout outs3:32  Nic talks about his recent trip to Hawaii...and yes, we are jealous!11:49  Interview with Scott Deitche starts14:04  Scott Deitche talks water quality and spending time on the water16:40  Scott Deitche discusses his shift to business development and resiliency projects20:10  Scott Deitche talks about writing and the Tampa Mafia31:54  The importance of networking39:44  OutroPlease be sure to ✔️subscribe, ⭐rate and ✍review. This podcast is produced by the National Association of Environmental Professions (NAEP). Check out all the NAEP has to offer at NAEP.org.Connect with Scott Deitche atlinkedin.com/in/scott-m-deitche-env-sp-b1292921scottdeitche.com Guest Full Bio:Scott M. Deitche is a Senior Vice President and Director of Environmental Specialty Services for GPI's Southeast operations. He has over 27 years of experience in various aspects of environmental management, water quality permitting/compliance, water quality monitoring and analysis, environmental monitoring programs, and project management. Scott is also an author who has written nine books and over 50 articles on organized crime as well as case studies for books on sustainability. Music CreditsIntro: Givin Me Eyes by Grace MesaOutro: Never Ending Soul Groove by Mattijs MullerSupport the show (https://www.environmentalprofessionalsradio.com/sponsor-form)

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Crumbling pipes, polluted beaches, bugs in drinking water ... something has to be done about the nation's ageing water infrastructure. But is Three Waters the right solution? 

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How big is Sustainable Development as an opportunity? Well according to a United Nation's study, tremendous: - $12 trillion/year of created value (10% of the World's Economy!) - 380 Million new Jobs - 90% of these being in developing countries BUT WAIT! We might well miss that terrific chance if we don't act now... 00:00 The Usual Narrative on #SDG6 00:30 What are the UN SDGs? 01:17 Sustainability is a $12 Trillion/Year Opportunity 02:23 Opportunity 1: Fixing Water Leakages 03:10 Opportunity 2: Water and Sanitation for All 04:14 Reaping the Opportunity 05:03 Subsidies as a Negative Externality 06:53 Water as a Spending Sector 08:12 Public Banks as a solution 08:48 Helped by Blended Finance 09:16 Conclusion *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/l5Na3aT3o4U

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in this new #Water101 Segment, we go back to the roots of Ozone Treatment! How was it discovered? By whom? Who first domesticated it? For what? Why is it used in Water Treatment? How did Technological Evolution help its market penetration? What else shall you know about ozone? *** ➡️  Do you like this short format, answering one key question/topic? Let me know on LinkedIn!  ➡️  Get the Full Podcast Series here: https://dww.show/ ➡️  Check the Video Version of this Bonus Episode: https://youtu.be/6Aj6IwKXXsE

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We had been following the SUEZ Vs. VEOLIA drama in the podcast's Season 1: ▶️ When it first made the news: https://app.ausha.co/app/show/24535/episodes/preview/407461 ▶️ In a deep dive with Sebastien Mouret from Global Water Intelligence: https://app.ausha.co/app/show/24535/episodes/preview/431296 Well, the drama comes to an end! Both companies found an agreement to merge (... and split!) Discover Why, How, What and When in this special episode. Please reach out if you: - Are Bertrand Camus or Antoine Frerot and would like to have a shot at an interview with me

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We will hear about the amazing work God is doing through Steve and Debbie and their ministry, Ekisinga, in Uganda. Here is a link to our Community Outreach video: https://youtu.be/D_UaS29dKhE Here is a link to our Water Business video: https://youtu.be/5MoY4IBuZKo

We are glad to announce you today the inception of this new podcast!  Our mission, is to help wastewater professionals to take the pulse of our industry, by interviewing experts and passionate people, every wednesday. You can follow our host on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinewalter1/  This podcast in brought to you by GF Piping Systems You'll find anything you want to know about the podcast on: https://dww.show/

In this episode, meet Murendeni Mafumo, the founder of Kusini Water, a social impact water business in South Africa.  Kusini Water makes water purification and distribution systems from locally sourced materials such as Macadamia nut shells and uses renewable energy to supply clean water to communities most affected by the lack of access to safe drinking water. In our interview with Murendeni we discuss: How he came up with his idea and how he developed the business model for his social impact water companyHow he transitioned from working full-time for the municipality to being a full time entrepreneurHow he financed his first productHow a corporate partnership put Kusini Water on the global mapWhy every single day he feels like giving up and what keeps him going ANDHow he managed to step into the water market, a market, dominated by a few big corporates Also, we speak about ‘Black Tax' and why Murendeni kept his entrepreneurial journey a secret from his family for two years after quitting his job. And so much more… Kusini Water is, at the time of the interview in December 2019, providing clean and safe to drink water to seven low income communities. In 2020, through a corporate partnership with a big logistics company, they plan to provide clean drinking water to 60 low income communities across South Africa. There is SO MUCH to learn from this one interview with Murendeni. If you are into water and sanitation OR have a business idea, that needs some initial funding to get off the ground, then stick around for the full interview, because you will learn a lot. We hope we got you hooked, enter Murendeni. For the full video interview with Murendeni, check out our Blog: https://africax.org/changemaker-interviews/murendeni-mafumo-started-kusini-water-business-with-social-impact/ Social Links to Kusini Water and Murendeni Mafumo: Kusini Water WebsiteKusini Water on InstagramKusini Water on FacebookTwitter Handles:-> @kusiniwater-> @murendiLinkedIn Profile of Murendeni Mafumo

Episode 2 (Season 2) of the Empowering Women Podcast GUEST: Cindy Wallis-Lage, President of Global Water Business Line, Black & Veatch Cindy Wallis-Lage holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering and an M.S. in Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering. She has over 30 years of experience in the water/wastewater space. She joins us on this episode of the Empowering Women Podcast to discuss perspectives on growing into leadership, and opportunities she sees in the infrastructure world.   Notable Quotes: “I call it the power of a moment - when something interjects and totally redirects what it is that you're doing. And I had that fortunate experience… he [the dean of engineering] said, ‘Why aren't you in engineering. You're obviously strong in math and science…' He took thirty minutes and explained what Civil Engineering could be, and I went ahead and enrolled right then and never looked back.”   “[In engineering] women are still in the minority. And, therefore, regardless of what your role is, you have to treat it as an opportunity that you can raise the bar regarding the acceptance of women.”   “For me it was being consistent in my walk and talk, being respectful, being present, leaning into conversations - making sure my voice was heard, not just because I wanted to talk a lot, but rather being heard such that when I was communicating I was doing it in a respectful manner… and my opinion was impactful.”   “We need to call out [unconscious bias] and highlight it... Sometimes we have to find a way to break or at least highlight it, and that's the way to change things. My focus continues to be on how I can help break any of those biases about female leadership and make sure those opportunities are there for those”    “[Success] didn't happen just because it's what I wanted. Yes, I was driving, however I had great advocates, great support systems, and mentors - inside the company, outside the company - that allowed me to be successful. Sometimes [they were] pushing me, sometimes pulling me. And all of that makes a difference. No one is successful on their own. ”   “Don't wait for [advocates] to come to you. Ask people to help you. Ask if they are willing to support you and work with you and how you would to be able to work with them to help further your own career, and what you're trying to achieve.”   “I think that frustration happens when people become too isolated in what they're trying to achieve as opposed to looking for a team. I need ‘team Cindy' if you want to look at it from that standpoint. Who's going to help me be successful. How do I engage those people that are going to make a difference. ”   “We need to have tremendous communications skills. The biggest challenge you have is when we resort to communications just with emails or texting or however we're doing it in an electronic manner as opposed to just pick up the phone or sit in a meeting and to have those conversations… There's so much that comes with body language.”    “That emotional intelligence of being able to understand people, to be able to communicate with people, to understand how to talk to different individuals based on their personality types - really important as you are seeking to mature through your career and have leadership roles. It isn't just the technical... It's also about how do you work with the team and then how do you lead a team. So being an effective team player, and then being effective at how do you lea

Introducing Riggs Eckelberry: Today's guest is the founder and CEO of the innovative water technology company, OriginClear, which is delivering water solutions for industrial customers worldwide. OriginClear has developed and licensed an invention that treats industrial and agricultural waste water with very little energy, and no chemicals. And now, industrial users can treat their water right where they use it, using prepackaged “point of use” water treatment systems that have an amazing life cycle of up to 100 years or more.  Let's get things straight as Riggs Eckelberry doesn't look like a bomb-thrower. And yet, he's driving the disruption of a trillion-dollar industry that has fallen behind the times and is affecting the health of millions. That industry is Big Water. Simply, those billion-dollar centralized water systems aren't coping with demand, and water quality is getting worse. The answer? Instant InfrastructureTM. How The Dots Joined For Riggs Businesses are doing their own water treatment, using modular, prefabricated systems that are trucked right on site. They get better water quality, lower rates through recycling, and even improved environmental grades! Ten years after launching public company OriginClear, Riggs and his team are offering those truck-in-place modular systems in the USA, while licensees are building products internationally using OriginClear's low-energy, chemical-free innovation. Riggs Eckelberry is uniquely qualified to ride the huge wave of do-it-yourself water treatment that is transforming an industry, having learned management in the nonprofit space, captained oceangoing ships, and achieved several tech successes during the dot-com boom. So does he look back and think wow I have tackled something bigger than I could have possibly dreamt off? And would he recommend people following suit and start their own business? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Riggs Eckelberry. Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Riggs Eckelberry such as: How he has managed to overcome the impostor syndrome that so many people struggling with time and time again. Riggs shares his belief that one of his talents is seeing the obvious and looking for the simplest way through any problem. We discuss the series of things that need to occur to truly get momentum in a business and life. These things take to build, so let it happen without stress. And lastly....... Why it is so important to build a team that can make the difference to your  business potential. You can't do it on your own. 

This episode gives you a front row seat at the opening plenary session of the American Water Resources Association's 2016 Annual Conference (panelists include: Lester Sola and Hardeep Anand, Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, Cindy Wallis-Lage, Black & Veatch's Water Business, and Shawn Grindstaff, Senior Resolution Counsel at the US EPA. This week's podcast is the Q&A session from that conference – a big thanks to the AWRA and to each panelist for allowing the session to be recorded & released

Part One: Ciarán Hancock is joined on the line by Dublin MEP Brian Hayes to discuss his call for the introduction of legislation to make it easier for mortgage holders to shop around for a more competitive rate of interest. He also gives his view on government formation and Irish Water. Part Two: Is there a kinder Irish budget in the offing for 2016? A projected €900 million surplus for government spending would suggest so. To discuss this and a round-up of all the recent business and economic news we are joined in studio by Economics Editor Arthur Beesley, Business Editor Cliff Taylor and Markets Corespondent Joe Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.