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Jim Stern, Executive Vice President for A. O. Smith Corp., is the new President of the Water Quality Association. Jim pledges to bring “a fresh set of eyes and ears” […]
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The Water Quality Association & the National Groundwater Association are hosting two educational briefings next week in conjunction with WQA’s annual Congressional Fly-In. All interested parties are invited to take […]
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WQA members who earn a professional certification title within a year of starting WQA’s professional training program could be eligible for a rebate under an initiative announced at the 2022 […]
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Winners of the prestigious Hall of Fame and Lifetime Membership awards—as well an Illinois company honored with the Excellence Award—are among 13 honors announced Wednesday, April 6, during the Opening […]
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The International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO®), along with its partners at the American Supply Association, NSF international, and the Water Quality Association, applauds the state of Utah […]
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WQA Executive Director Pauli Undesser, MWS, CAE, has been elected to a three-year term on the Association Forum Board of Directors, effective April 1. Pauli is completing her second one-year […]
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Three days of education sessions and discussions on key topics such as profitability, the latest water treatment technologies, and new methods of expanding or improving a water treatment business highlight […]
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The Water Quality Association, a trade association representing the residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment industry, has named Cindy Tomei, CAE, its Engagement & Advocacy Services Deputy Director. In this […]
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A communications expert with more than a decade’s experience at the heart of the technology industry will discuss technology trends and the future workplace in his keynote address to the […]
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Reverse osmosis membranes and activated carbon filters demonstrated average PFAS removal efficiencies greater than 90 percent in a research study funded by the Water Quality Research Foundation. A full report […]
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