CFWE is proud to announce our 2014 class of Water Leaders! This diverse and talented group of mid-level water professionals have started a journey to develop their leadership potential. The first training on March 17-18 focused on self-awareness and functional team-building. The group also examined how regional leaders have effectively built water teams in northeastern Colorado by numerous guest presentations and excursions at the Poudre Learning Center in Greeley. Subsequent trainings will be in Fraser on May 15-16, Pueblo on July 31-August 1 and Denver on September 18-19. Join us in welcoming them to your community!
Congratulations to:
Jason Carey, River Restoration
Adam Cwiklin, Town of Fraser
Aaron Derwingson, The Nature Conservancy
Julia Galucci, Colorado Springs Utilities
James Henderson, 711 Ranch
Dawn Jewell, City of Aurora
Laurna Kaatz, Denver Water
Aimee Konowal, CDPHE Water Quality Control Division
Steve Malers, Open Water Foundation
Maria Pastore, Grand River Consulting
Klint Reedy, Black & Veatch Corporation
Gigi Richard, Colorado Mesa University
Jennifer Shanahan, City of Fort Collins
Enrique Triana, MWH Americas
James VanShaar, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Since 2006, the Colorado Foundation for Water Education’s Water Leaders Program has provided training in conflict negotiation and interpersonal communication to over 80 participants across Colorado. Water Leaders participants benefit from extensive self-assessment and networking opportunities with similarly accomplished colleagues.
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A great program to encourage a better understanding of state water policy. CML and municipal leaders offer congrats to the participants and kudos to CFWE!
Thank you, Sam! We also appreciate CML’s commitment to water issues. The City of Greeley has a fascinating history of water development and leadership – Harold Evans gave our group quite a thought-provoking presentation.