Lessons From Elsewhere
San Francisco shares one nasty thing in common with New York, Chicago and Milwaukee. When big storms soak each city, millions of gallons of stormwater and raw sewage pour into nearby waterways…. Read More
Why Milwaukee Is the Perfect City for Young Entrepreneurs
A collaborative entrepreneurial culture, accelerators and incubators, educational institutions that drive innovation — these are just some of the reasons Milwaukee is an attractive city for young entrepreneurs, as described… Read More
Made in Milwaukee
At The Water Council, we support water technology startups from all over the world, but we have a special place in our heart for Milwaukee entrepreneurs. Urban Milwaukee recently featured… Read More
United for Net Zero: Public-Private Collaboration to Accelerate Industry Decarbonization
The Water Council worked with Rockwell Automation on a case study for a World Economic Forum white paper. The paper focused on the potential for public-private collaboration in decarbonization. But… Read More
Power of the Waves
The Water Council’s vice president of economic development and innovation, Karen Frost, offered her insight on the future of water and climate technology, the challenges of scaling sustainable water solutions… Read More
TWC Featured on EARTH with John Holden
The Water Council is proud to be featured on a recent issue of EARTH with John Holden. This episode discusses the importance of water stewardship and preserving freshwater resources. It… Read More
The Current State of Water Stewardship
By Lauren Enright, Program Manager, Water Services at SCS Global Services and Matt Howard, Vice President for Water Stewardship, The Water Council The Problem Water-related risks are multiplying for all… Read More
The Water Council’s Transformative Impact
Milwaukee’s position as a leader in water technology has been significantly influenced by The Water Council, a nonprofit organization launched in 2009 that is dedicated to fostering innovation and partnerships… Read More
Ensuring resilient water infrastructure requires creative financing
Meeting the water challenges of today and the future will require federal spending as well as new financial models and revenue streams to ensure equity, climate change adaptation and sustainability…. Read More
Water workforce needs tailored training, youth outreach
Industry leaders including Dean Amhaus, president and CEO of The Water Council; Karine Rougé, CEO for municipal water at Veolia North America; and Sébastien Rigal, CEO and founder of Watura,… Read More