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Our guest is Candice Wentling, MWS, of Certified Action and a speaker at the WQA Business Boot Camp in Orlando on March 31st, one day before the WQA Convention & Exposition.
We talk with Candice about leadership and why she is so passionate about helping business owners in the water treatment industry learn the leadership skills they need to help their people excel at their jobs. Candice knows the industry and she knows what leaders need to succeed in 2020. Register for the WQA Convention, April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
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We talk with Simon T. Bailey, the Keynote Speaker for the WQA Convention & Exposition in Orlando, coming up April 1-3, 2020.
Bailey discusses his background as an entrepreneur and the key take-aways he hopes to provide convention attendees at the Opening General Session at the WQA Convention. He talks about how you can be the spark in your business and how to ignite sustainable transformation in others. Simon is the author of 10 books, most recently, Be the Spark, Five Platinum Service Principles for Creating Customers for Life. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is Doug Ramer of Martin Water Conditioning of Myerstown, PA, and a member of the WQA Board of Directors.
Doug is one of the presenters at this year’s WQA Business Boot Camp, and talks about the importance of on-boarding, and how that translates into a better, more productive and engaged work force. Go to wqa.org/bootcamp for more information. You can register when you register for the WQA Convention in Orlando taking place April 1-3. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is WQA Technical Affairs Director Eric Yeggy. In this episode, we’ll talk with Eric about the top contaminants he’s put on the front burner for WQA members in 2020.
We’ll also see how WQA is poised to deal with these concerns and to keep members educated and informed. Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is WQA President Steve Ver Strat as he looks ahead at the new year and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the water treatment industry. In this episode, Susan Keaton from WQA talks with Steve to get his 2020 outlook, and it is an upbeat forecast.
We’ll also look ahead to the WQA Convention & Exposition. Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
In this episode we will feature highlights from several of our top podcasts on WQA Radio during 2019.
The segments will include WQA’s Hall of Fame and Lifetime Achievement award winners at the 2019 Convention in Las Vegas, Convention Keynote speaker Marilyn Sherman, WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference Keynote speaker Dean Heyl and WQA Executive Director Pauli Undesser. Plus many others. It’s a great recap of the tremendous guests we feature on our weekly podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the podcasts so you don’t miss any episodes in 2020. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is Dr. Kelly Reynolds from the University of Arizona with an update about the Household Point of Use Pathogen study funded by the Water Quality Research Foundation, WQRF.
In this episode, Dr. Reynolds summarizes and then answers questions about her POU Pathogen study during a recent “In the Know” WQRF webinar. The results of the study indicated that household water treatment filters can be used for large volume monitoring of drinking water quality at the point-of-use, but that retention of introduced pathogens on the tested filter is low and may still underestimate risk. Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is WQA International Operations Manager Sam De Laender. We caught up with Sam at the Aquatech Amsterdam show. We talked about his background in water, his role with WQA in Europe, his take on regulations and his work with other international trade associations.
"Point-of-Use (water filtration) is not very popular in Europe," De Laender told us. "I expect that may change over the years, specifically because of the carbon footprint aspect of bottled water. If households do anything they would probably install a Point-of-Entry softener." Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. The WQA Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest on the latest WQA Radio podcast is D.J. Shannahan, Vice President of the Water Quality Association. D.J. joins us to talk about the value of WQA and, specifically, the WQA Convention & Exposition, when it comes to running a successful water treatment business.
"All I know is, as long as I stay active in the WQA, as long as I come to Convention and go to the educational sessions and learn to be a better dealer, then I'll be better prepared," said Shannahan. "And, if my competition chooses not to do that, well all the better for me." The Convention is April 1-3, 2020, in Orlando. Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF.
Our guest is Kristin Licko, WQA’s Toxicology Manager. In this episode you’ll hear from Kristin about the changes to lead evaluation for product certification, one dealing with material safety and one coming down the road dealing with performance criteria.
"In year's past, a product may have passed at, say, 8 ppb, as the amount of lead that came out of it when it went through the rigorous testing to the standard," said Licko. "Those clients would like to look at their products and figure out how to reduce the amount of lead that comes out of them before their next certification cyle."
If you manufacture a product that contains lead or reduces lead in drinking water, this is definitely for you. If you have any questions about product certification, reach out to goldseal@wqa.org.
Plus, we’ll have our WQA Tip. Subscribe to WQA Radio on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher. Learn more about Gold Seal | Professional Certification | Business Excellence | WQRF. |
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