Water infrastructure has a people problem as much as it has an infrastructure problem. We spend considerable time talking about pipes, plants, capital, and technology. But how are we communicating the value of water to the next generation of professionals who will lead the sector?
Our guest on this episode is Beate Wright, discussing how she helps us explore the people and leadership required to make all of those water investments successful.
She is a professional engineer, executive coach, and longtime water industry leader with more than 33 years of experience spanning engineering, utility operations, research, consulting, and organizational leadership.
Throughout her career, Beate has held leadership roles across the public, private, federal, and nonprofit sectors, including serving as Director of Operations at Loudoun Water, Executive Director of the Washington, DC office of the Water Research Foundation, and as a leader in national engineering consulting firms. She also served on active duty in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps.
Today, as Founder and CEO of Wright For You, LLC, Beate works with water industry leaders across the United States and Canada, providing executive coaching and facilitating leadership development, strategic planning, and organizational transformation.
Beate is passionate about developing the next generation of water leaders and helping individuals and organizations reach their fullest potential. She brings a unique perspective on the human side of an industry facing enormous challenges, and believes that stronger leadership, authentic relationships, and a commitment to developing people are essential to building a more resilient water future.
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