The audience is inspired to begin taking simple steps towards becoming carbon-neutral companies in a practical, predictable, and profitable way.

1. Independent water treaters have been described as the “first environmentalists” because the very nature of our work reduces and recycles natural resources such as water and energy.
2. But many independent water treatment companies don’t know how to get their heads wrapped around the latest science and trends around climate change and carbon-neutral initiatives, let alone making systematic changes in their organizations to be a part of sustainability initiatives.
3. Hear real stories from your peers who are taking baby steps towards being a part of the sustainability movement and learn some practical takeaways you can begin implementing next week in your company.

Andy Reimink, Co-Owner & CEO of HOH Water Technology, Inc.

Water treaters have an opportunity to be leaders in the sustainability initiatives that many of our customers are expecting from their business partners. And yet, most of us are unsure of the benefits or how to get started. So, we’ve taken the time to experiment with our company and interview those in the industry that have taken steps to be carbon-neutral or at least more environmentally sustainable. Whether out of obligation to meet customer requirements or to distinguish your company from the competition, or hopefully even out of concern for our planet’s future and the next generation, join us in this session to learn and be inspired.

Stories that you’ll hear include examples of water treaters making improvements to their own facility and fleet vehicles, supplier member companies with products designed for reduced environmental impact, and even marketing the basics of water treatment outcomes with clients who value the reduction of water use and energy.

Don’t miss out on new clients who are expecting you to be a part of their sustainability goals, and don’t waste time taking the long way around this issue alone when you can learn from others who have been willing to share their experiences of what’s worked and what hasn’t worked.

Andy is the CEO of HOH Water Technology Inc. and has been involved in the company for over a decade. In his time at HOH, Andy has occupied a myriad of roles including, Equipment Technician, Service Engineer, Business Development, Division Manager, VP of Sales and now CEO. Andy has also moved around the country with the company living in Michigan, Florida, and Illinois. He and his wife Lindsay have 3 children and currently reside in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. Andy holds a bachelor’s degree from Calvin University and is a graduate of the Next Generation Leadership Institute from Loyola University Chicago.