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In this episode of WQA Radio, we have Part 2 of our conversation with Marilyn Sherman, the keynote speaker for the Opening General Session of the WQA Convention & Exposition in Las Vegas, coming up April 23-25th. Register at wqa.org/convention. If you missed Part 1, please listen to Podcast #107.

Marilyn talks about how her theme of Front Row Leadership applies to the water treatment industry. She speaks at the Opening General Session Wednesday morning April 24th.

Our apologies that some of the audio is not very clear. Fortunately, you can hear Marilyn quite well.

Later we’ll have a regulatory update from Kathleen Fultz and our WQA Tip.

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In this episode of WQA Radio, we'll talk with Marilyn Sherman, the keynote speaker for the Opening General Session of the WQA Convention & Exposition in Las Vegas, coming up April 23-25th. Register at wqa.org/convention.

In part one of our conversation, Marilyn explains her theme of Front Row Leadership which she'll bring to attendees when she speaks during the Opening General Session Wednesday morning April 24th.

Our apologies that some of the audio is not very clear. Fortunately, you can hear Marilyn quite well.

Later we’ll have a regulatory update from Kathleen Fultz and our WQA Tip.

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Our guest in this episode is Juan Dominguez, owner of Hidroagua in Guadalajara, Mexico. (http://www.hidroagua.com.mx. Juan runs one of the leading water treatment companies in Mexico, with a strong presence in Latin America. We’ll talk about challenges he tries to address. In this version, Juan gives his responses in Spanish.

Later, I’ll have our WQA tip: Why now is the time to register for the 2019 WQA Convention & Exposition: wqa.org/convention

Our guest in this episode is Juan Dominguez, owner of Hidroagua in Guadalajara, Mexico. (http://www.hidroagua.com.mx). Juan runs one of the leading water treatment companies in Mexico, with a strong presence in Latin America. We’ll talk about challenges he tries to address. We also have a Spanish version with Juan. That’s Podcast #106a.

Later, I’ll have our WQA tip: Why now is the time to register for the 2019 WQA Convention & Exposition: wqa.org/convention

Our featured guest is Training and Program Coordinator John McCartan in WQA’s Professional Certification Department about the Modular Education Program at WQA.

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In this episode, we’ll hear from John McCartan as he discusses WQA’s MEP and Professional Certification and why now is the right time to become a certified water treatment professional. Later, we’ll get a regulatory update from Kathleen Fultz, and we'll have our WQA tip: How to get an advantage in your business in 2019.

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Our guest in this episode of WQA Radio is WQA’s Global Government Affairs Director David Loveday. We'll discuss the political changes in Washington as we begin 2019, plus the latest on PFAS, tariffs, lead in drinking water and the upcoming WQA DC Fly-In.

Later, we’ll get a regulatory update from Kathleen Fultz, and our WQA tip: Taking your business to the next level in 2019.

WQA Radio provides weekly news and insights about residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment. Find us at WQA.org, and on Facebook, Linked In, Twitter and Instagram.Past episodes are at blog.wqa.org.

Register for the WQA Convention & Exposition, April 23-25, 2019 in Las Vegas at wqa.org/convention.

Welcome to another episode of WQA Radio, News and insights about residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment from the Water Quality Association (wqa.org).

Our guest in this episode is Eric Yeggy, WQA’s Technical Affairs director, discussing his top three challenges for the water treatment industry in 2019. We’ll hear from Eric as he gazes into his crystal ball, looking at the contaminants and the regulations we might see in the coming year. We’ll also discuss how the water treatment industry is positioned to address those challenges.

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In this episode of WQA Radio, we feature highlights from our 2018 podcast interviews. First up is Phil Fralix, with the Florida Water Quality Association, talking about treating water for coffee. We spoke with him after his presentation, Treating Water for Coffee at the WQA Convention & Exposition in Denver last March.

Next, we’ll hear part of my interview with Chip Howes, Master Water Specialist with the Colorado Water Quality Association, following his presentation at the WQA Convention about Treating Water for Brewing Beer.

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Our guest in this episode is Jeff Hill with the Robert B. Hill Company in Minneapolis, with a portion of his webinar on how to size media tanks to ensure optimum performance. It was originally presented as part of the WQA Essentials webinar series in August.

Jeff is joined by Susan Keaton of the WQA Marketing & Communications department as he talks about the math and science of flow, pressure, and volume – and how they affect the water treatment equipment you install.

We'll also have a regulatory update along with information about advance pricing for the WQA Convention (wqa.org/convention).

In this episode of WQA Radio we’ll hear highlights from our 2018 podcasts. First up, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician who helped bring to light the lead crisis in Flint, Michigan. Later, we'll play back our interview with John Packard, former WQA President and Hall of Fame inductee. We caught up with John at the WQA Business Boot Camp in Denver at the WQA Convention last March. Register for the 2019 WQA Convention in Las Vegas by going to wqa.org/convention.