Water Quality Improvement Professional
Ion exchange (IX) is one of the most cost-effective and reliable water quality improvement technologies in the marketplace today; proving itself year-over-year as the gold standard for cost, performance, and dependability.
Ion exchange technology can be used in residential, commercial, and industrial processing applications to soften, condition, and even purify potable and graywater water.
People like you, they love your personal touch and the fact that you really care about their water, but that personal touch is keeping you away from those you love. You’re working more for your business than it is working for you. It’s definitely time to make a change. The thought of hiring help is intimidating to many entrepreneurs, since you’re allowing someone else insider access to your business and you must entrust them to interact with your clients. This should not be a scary subject, especially when approached pragmatically.
PWQA legislative days are your opportunity to meet your legislators in the company of fellow PWQA members and our lobbyists. We introduce ourselves as local experts in the Water Improvement Industry.
“UGA is currently seeking partners interested in licensing this technology and also partnering with professor Hollibaugh toward the development of additional industrial uses for the invention,” said Gennaro Gama, senior technology licensing manager at UGA. “We believe this technology represents a feasible solution to many kinds of environmental contamination, but it also is useful for producing important commodities such as antimony trioxide, elemental selenium and tellurium.”
Two experts in military recruiting and placement will describe specific ways to improve recruiting success.
“We can’t make it rain, but we can be much better prepared for the terrible consequences that California’s drought now threatens, including dramatically less water for our farms and communities and increased fires in both urban and rural areas,” said Governor Brown. “I’ve declared this emergency and I’m calling all Californians to conserve water in every way possible.”