Water Table 2: Workforce Development

Hopeworks 808 Market St, Camden, NJ, United States

WRA is spearheading this initiative which is a component of the Water Table 2 Project, a collaboration with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Philadelphia Water Department, and Partnership for the Delaware Estuary.  The Workforce Development Initiative is a multi-sector stakeholder group uniting individuals across water and water related sectors, including government, municipal, industrial, non-profit, and academic organizations, to advance the development of the next generation of water professionals from all backgrounds.

Free

Global Water Alliance: Nature Based Solutions

Temple University College of Engineering Temple University Student Center, Philadelphia, PA, United States

WRA's Executive Director, Skelly Holmbeck, will be speaking about Nature Based Solutions, and What is Getting Funded at The Global Water Alliance’s (GWA) annual 1-day conference will address the power of nature as a promising and cost-effective strategy to strengthen climate resilience while pursuing sustainable development goals. What does “nature-based” mean when seeking access to […]

The Water Center at Penn: Careers in the Water Industry

Meyerson Hall at The University of Pennsylvania 210 S 34th St, Philadelphia, PA, United States

How Technology, AI and Innovation are Advancing the Water Industry Join Veolia's Vice President Larry Finnicum, Essential Utilities' Vice President and Chief Information Officer Sumit Nair, Water Investor Vinod Jose, and Michael Lesniak with Aquatech for a conversation about how career paths in the water sector are evolving as the need for innovative solutions to […]

Executive Committee

Zoom

The Executive Committee, which meets monthly, acts as a steering committee for the full Board. The Executive Committee facilitates decision-making between Board meetings and in urgent circumstances. It prioritizes issues for the full board to address, and ensures good governance practices.

Tour a Wastewater Treatment Plant and Learn About PWD Careers

During this event, you can also explore PWD careers that make a difference for the environment and the City of Philadelphia. Talk to HR professionals onsite and connect with employees who are in the following careers:

Free