To speak about this topic, we were joined by specialists from leading water and wastewater technology company, H2O Innovation. Click to listen to the podcast.
The water industry's talent market is going through an exciting, but challenging transformation! In CM Industrial’s latest live webinar, I spoke to water industry leaders about how they’re attracting, hiring and retaining top talent. Listen now.
The water industry's talent market is going through an exciting, but challenging transformation! In CM Industrial’s latest live webinar, we spoke to water industry leaders about how they’re attracting, hiring and retaining top talent. Click to watch.
Listen to the latest CM Industrial podcast in which Alex Mason, our Senior Consultant, spoke to Cameron Lippert, the CEO of PowerTech Water about future trends in water.
In this CM Conversations episode, I speak with Garry Tabor, MD of ATi (a business that was recently acquired by US-based Badger Meter) and Samantha Vince, Head of Water Quality at the UK water company, Bristol Water.
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After 8 months of negotiations, Veolia and Suez have finally announced their $15 billion merger agreement. The will see the companies join forces to become an ecological giant spanning water, wastewater, waste management and recycling activities.
What does the water industry experts think about digitalisation and artificial intelligence technologies in desalination? We ask Mike Dixon, the CEO and Founder of Synauta. Click for his insights.
There’s a growing awareness about how we use and reuse our water. In this episode, I talk to Frank Rogalla - who recently featured in the Netflix documentary, Brave Blue World - about the ground-breaking work he is doing at Aqualia.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. I gathered the experts from around the world to discuss how we're combating this crisis through innovation in industrial water.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. To discuss how we're combating this crisis through innovation in industrial water, I've gathered the experts from my network to talk about the topic.
Specialising in recruitment in the water industry, I have access to some of the brightest minds in the space. So, I gathered three experts to talk about water scarcity and how we can combat this crisis through innovation within municipal water.
I spoke to Dean Amhaus who has been President and CEO of The Water Council for the last 10 years. This non-profit organization is dedicated to solving global water challenges by supporting innovation throughout the industry.
Water specialist Alex Mason spoke to Dean Amhaus, CEO of the water council. "We're the match.com of the water industry" were his words as he spoke about the council's work connecting companies, universities and talented individuals within water.
Water scarcity is a major global concern. To discuss how the water industry is combating this crisis through innovation, I’ve rounded-up experts in my network to speak as guest panellists on two new webinars. Sign up and get involved.
Even if you’ve been through the process, you may not be aware of exactly what goes into M&A deals. Today, we’ve tried to look into that in a little more detail with Transaction Liability Team Leader Grant Hollis from CFC Underwriting,
As businesses prioritise the well being of their employees, the concept of working a 4 day week is shifting from distant pipedream to reality for a range of organisations around the world.
Typically, we see the water market segmented into two: municipal and industrial. Most small manufacturers will specialise in one of these sectors to offer solutions to their clients.
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If we don’t change our ways, soon we won’t have enough freshwater to survive. Now water reuse and water harvesting are our best shot at tackling water scarcity.
Smart water networks can and are helping combat the global water scarcity crisis, increasing productivity and efficiency. Their ability to remotely monitor resource use allows operators to make faster and better decisions.
Across the globe utilities and industries are being challenged to treat water smarter. They are facing pressures to reduce their footprint, conserve energy and invest in new technology.
In the USA, everything is done on a huge scale. Unfortunately for them, that also extends to their water scarcity issues.
There are a number of reasons why we’re running out of water. Demand is rising steadily as the UK population increases and supply is projected to fall as the effects of climate change take their toll.
