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Event Recap: Texas Water 2024

Dive into the enriching experience of the 2024 Texas Water Conference, where innovation, collaboration, and networking converge in shaping the future of the water and wastewater industry.

The 2024 Texas Water Conference proved once again to be an iconic gathering of water and wastewater industry professionals in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas.

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Among the conference’s 7,000 registrants, WGI San Antonio proudly stood in attendance, represented by a team of distinguished engineers and emerging talents:

  • Edgar Segovia (P.E.)
  • Adrian Garcia (P.E.)
  • Jeremy Doege (P.E.)
  • Simone King (E.I.T.)
  • Christopher Velasquez (E.I.T).

A Confluence of Knowledge and Networking

Organized by the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT) and the Texas American Water Works Association (TAWWA), the Texas Water Conference has earned its reputation as the preeminent event for the water sector in the United States. Edgar Segovia, a seasoned professional, encapsulated the sentiment, stating,

“There’s nothing better than joining the engineering water community at the Texas Water Conference, it’s something professionals across the state look forward to every year.”

And at the heart of the conference lies the always anticipated exhibit hall, a bustling hub of innovation. With vendors showcasing cutting-edge equipment and technology, attendees capitalized on the opportunity to engage directly with experts and gain firsthand insights into the solutions poised to address water and wastewater challenges.

“Exploring cutting-edge technology in the exhibit hall was truly enriching,” remarked Simone King, reflecting on her experience. “It was an opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired.”

Exhibit Hall

A Symphony of Learning and Collaboration

Technical sessions also served as one of the backbones of the conference, delving deep into topics vital to water and wastewater management. From sustainable practices to emerging trends, these sessions never failed to offer a wealth of knowledge. Adrian Garcia noted,

“The opportunity to take part in all of the sessions while meeting directly with manufacturers and contractors in the exhibit hall is unmatched.”

Christopher Velasquez also echoed this sentiment, stating,

“The conference stood out as an exceptional event that blends education, innovation, and networking for the water and wastewater industry.”

Collaboration

Forging Connections, Making Waves

Beyond the technical learning and innovative offerings, the conference fosters invaluable networking opportunities among industry professionals. Social events provided a platform for colleagues to come together, share experiences, and discuss shared challenges. As Christopher Velasquez put it,

“Once again, the 2024 Texas Water Conference was a ‘splashing’ experience for everyone in attendance.”

Only further emphasizing the conference’s unique ability to bring industry leaders from across the nation together.

Looking to the Future

As the conference drew to a close, the team from WGI San Antonio departed with a sense of pride and anticipation. The 2024 Texas Water Conference had been a resounding success, leaving an indelible mark on all who attended.

“I’m extremely grateful to have been a part of this event,” Christopher Velasquez remarked, “and look forward to attending again next year in Houston!”

In conclusion, the 2024 Texas Water Conference was not merely a gathering; it was a celebration of innovation, collaboration, and progress in the water and wastewater industry. WGI San Antonio’s presence served as a testament to their commitment to excellence and their dedication to shaping a more sustainable future for all.

Contact Us!

If discussions and developments around the water engineering and water management profession are of interest to you, or you find yourself looking to implement some of the innovative and groundbreaking techniques discussed throughout Texas Water 2024, we highly encourage you to contact our team today to discuss your next project!

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