What You Need to H2Know
What You Need to H2Know
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Explore the people, projects, and innovations shaping Ontario’s water community. Hosted by Michele Grenier of OWWA, What You Need to H2Know brings expert insights and inspiring stories from across the province’s water sector.
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The podcast explores themes related to Ontario's water community, including water management, innovation in SCADA technology, leadership in environmental sectors, and the influence of diversity on professional development. Episodes spotlight stories from individuals like Courtney Offet discussing SCADA technology and Kathleen Farrow and Gillian Harris exposing leadership ambitions within OWWA.
Explore the people, projects, and innovations shaping Ontario’s water community. Hosted by Michele Grenier of OWWA, What You Need to H2Know brings expert insights and inspiring stories from across the province’s water sector.
In this episode, we sit down with Richie Cotterill, who brings more than 20 years of experience across manufacturing, distribution, and supplier engagement in the water sector. Richie reflects on his hands-on career path, the importance of welcoming new voices into the industry, and how OWWA events and volunteerism help strengthen connections across the sector.📌 Topics covered:✅ Leadership through relationships and inclusivity✅ The value of engagement and community-building✅ Richie’s vision for a connected water sector
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