On June 2, Karen Frost took over leadership of The Water Council as executive director. But Karen’s roots with the organization go back a decade, when she was hired as director of small business development, later becoming vice president of economic development and innovation. Here’s a chance to learn more about Karen, whether you’re just meeting her or have known her for many years.
Shower Stream is the world’s first subscription IoT (Internet of Things) shower head that automatically solves painful utility and maintenance issues at scale for hotels. Learn more in our May member profile.
This week, community leaders from across the Great Lakes region gathered in Milwaukee for the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative annual conference.
The Water Council is launching a new Member Profiles series, introducing you to one of our 150 global members each month. Members, please contact us if you’re interested in being… Read More
It’s a season of change at The Water Council, as our founding CEO Dean Amhaus plans to retire later this year and the organization recently became an affiliate of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce. Learn more in our March newsletter.
Dean Amhaus, president and CEO of The Water Council, reflects on 15 years of leading the organization as he announces his retirement.
To respond to challenges involving water quality and quantity, the American Chemistry Council collaborated with The Water Council to develop the Water Body Risk Assessment (WBRA), which provides a framework and step-by-step methodology to help ACC members understand their water uses, impacts and risks in the communities in which they operate.
With a new year, we welcome several new faces helping us fulfill our mission to solve global water challenges through innovation and water stewardship. I’m excited to introduce you to our new board directors, staff member and a leader for our workforce collaboration with Veolia North America.
The Water Council recently announced the hiring of Katie Kollhoff Mouat, our new director of innovation programs. Katie’s background as an engineer and water tech entrepreneur is perfectly suited to this new role. Learn more about Katie in this interview.
2025 is bringing major changes to the U.S. federal government that are sure to impact the water sector. How will a new White House administration and Congress affect water technology innovation in areas such as research, regulations, sustainability, tax policy and funding? Learn more about our upcoming webinars along with updates to our innovation programming and water stewardship in our January newsletter.