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.
Welcome to a new episode of What You Need to H2Know, where we dive into the stories and experiences shaping Ontario’s water industry.In this episode, we sit down with Scott Tam, Past President of OWWA and Director of Infrastructure and Growth for the City of Timmins. From his roots in municipal operations to his time leading the association, Scott shares what it means to serve the water sector from Northern Ontario—and how mentorship, community, and a steady vision have shaped his career.We also chat about his path through OWWA leadership, what’s next for the industry, and how regional perspectives play a vital role in provincial progress.🎙️ Whether you’re commuting, in the field, or grabbing your morning coffee—press play and get inspired by a leader who’s truly made waves in Ontario’s water world.
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