Teens participating in Community Water Services’ inaugural H2OConnect Water Lab intern cohort learned about water quality, filtration and careers this summer. The Water Council partnered with CWS to secure a grant for the program.
Expanding into the US is an exciting opportunity for many of our international members, but tapping into the world’s largest economy comes with its fair share of challenges – not least building a team that can drive business growth. For this blog, I spoke with talent experts from the US, UK, and Europe, and here they share their advice, tips, and insights on strategic hiring practices for companies considering a push into the US.
Meet our new water stewardship intern, Louie Glotfelty. Louie is earning a master’s degree in urban planning from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and is passionate about sustainability and urban ecology.
Our spring member meeting at InSinkErator provided members an overview of the company’s history and their niche in water technology market, introduced the BREW 6 cohorts and premiered our latest strategic plan. If you missed out, catch up here! Read more.
Road to Global Entrepreneurship Summit: Milwaukee Milwaukee will garner national and international attention in November as it hosts the “Road to GES.” Milwaukee was selected as one of three principal… Read More
Freshwater Guest Blogger By: Maddie Zopp, Director of Research and Conservation, Riveredge Nature Center Hands-on water quality education programs have been a cornerstone of the educational offerings of Riveredge Nature Center… Read More
PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF FUTURE WATER LEADERS By: Colin Flanner, Intern & Student Chapter Liaison for The Water Council and Student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee This year a… Read More
By: Kathy Quirk, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee April 18, 2017 Cristal Sanchez-Estrada is feeding her love of science by immersing herself in research on algae and phosphorus in lake waters. The… Read More
The School of Freshwater Sciences at UW-Milwaukee has announced that it will offer Freshwater 190: Death and Life in the Great Lakes as a General Education Requirement course for Natural Science to non-science undergraduate students beginning in the Spring 2017 semester. Read More
The goal of the first-ever WOW! & the Water Industry was to showcase the thriving water industry in Milwaukee to the group of Brownies and their troop leaders. We highlighted many potential careers they can explore as they enter the talent education network of possibilities. Read More