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Eliane Algaard - Three Valleys Water, UK |
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Trevor Bishop - Environment Agency |
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Philip N Bright - West Virginia American Water Company |
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Ken Brothers - Regional Municipality of Niagara, Canada |
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Jack Carnell - South Staffordshire Water |
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Nic Clay-Michael - Thames Water Research and Development, UK |
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Dennis Dellow - Northumbrian Water (South), UK |
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Peter Farrer - Scottish Water |
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Dr. Mohamed Hassan - Egyptian Water & Wastewater Regulatory Agency |
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Ahmad Zahdi Jamil - SAJ Holdings (Johor Water Company), Malaysia
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Peter Jiggins - DEFRA |
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Sophie Kanellopoulou - EYDAP SA, Greece |
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Glen Laville - Water & Sewerage Corporation (WSC), Bahamas |
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Nigel Martin - Wessex Water Services |
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Joaquim Pocas Martins - Aguas do Porto, Portugal |
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Mduduzi Macdonald Mkhize - Rand Water |
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Bruno Nguyen - Eau de Paris |
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Booky Oren - Miya |
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Paul Parr - United Utilities |
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Alan Payne - Severn Trent Water |
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Bojan Ristovski - P.E. Water Supply and Sewerage, Skopje, Macedonia |
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Dewi Rogers - DEWI Ltd. |
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Paolo Saccani - GEAL Spa, Lucca |
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Fazel Sherrif - City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa |
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David Shore - South East Water, UK |
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Supichete Tavorntaveevong - Metropolitan Waterworks Authority, Thailand |
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Han Wei - Beijing Capital Water Company, China |
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Eliane Algaard
NETWORK AND LEAKAGE STRATEGY MANAGER
THREE VALLEYS WATER, UK |
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Eliane Algaard is a Chartered Civil Engineer from the French Engineering School “ Ecole Special des Travaux Publics” and holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from Glasgow University.
From 2001 to present, her career has been with Three Valleys Water. Since 2005, she has been Network and Leakage Strategy Manager. In this role she is responsible for the determination of TVW integrated infrastructure capital maintenance expenditure programme as well as its leakage strategy.
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Trevor Bishop
HEAD OF WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENT AGENCY |
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As Head of Water Resource Management for the Environment Agency Trevor's national responsibilities include Strategic Water Resource Planning, Demand Management, Hydrology, Hydrogeology and Hydrometry.
Prior to his current role Trevor worked for over 10 years in the Water Industry and was Head of Regulation and Asset Performance at Mid Kent Water having previously worked for Southern Water Services. Before joining the Water Industry Trevor worked as a consultant and a geologist in the oil industry.
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Philip N Bright
NON REVENUE WATER MANAGER
WEST VIRGINIA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY |
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Philip N Bright is currently the Non Revenue Water Manager for the West Virginia American Water Company. He has been employed by American Water System for 29 years in many different capacities in district and regional positions. Previous to his current position he was the NRW Manager for the Southeastern Region of American Water where he was responsible for water loss reduction programs in 59 water systems in 6 states; Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee serving over 1 million customers. He has been a member of American Water Works Association since 1990 and served on the WV AWWA Section Board of Trustees since 1996 serving as Chairman in 2005-06.
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Ken Brothers
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF NIAGARA
CANADA |
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Mr. Brothers was appointed Commissioner of Public Works for the Niagara Region, Ontario, Canada, in August, 2007.
This position is responsible for oversight and direction of the Regional road network, water and wastewater systems, solid waste management programs, and associated engineering and capital works divisions.
Mr. Brothers was formerly the Director of Utility Services for the City of Ottawa, Ontario. His previous work at the Halifax Regional Water Commission in Nova Scotia includes an early implementation of IWA methodologies in North America to account for and reduce water losses.
He has been active in several national and international associations, and has served as President of the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association, and Vice-President of the American Water Works Association. He is past Chairman of the IWA, Water Losses Task Force, and a member of the AWWA Water Loss Control Committee. Ken has presented international water loss strategy workshops across the U.S.A. and Canada, and represented the Task Force in 15 countries around the world.
Mr. Brothers has over 30 years of hands-on leak detection experience, and 22 years as a leak detection consultant in this field. Mr. Brothers is a Professional Engineer and is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University and the Nova Scotia Technical University.
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Jack Carnell, PhD, BSc (Hons)
MANAGING DIRECTOR
SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATER PLC |
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Appointed to the Board in April 2002 and appointed as Managing Director of South Staffordshire Water in January 2004, following four years as Deputy Managing Director. Jack has 33 years experience in the water industry with South Staffordshire Water, and is the National President of the Institute of Water Officers until 2010. Also Chairman of USIT, the Water Industry Charity for Training.
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Nic Clay-Michael
CLEAN WATER NETWORKS RESEARCH MANAGER
THAMES WATER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, UK |
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Having studied Biotechnology at Reading University, Nic started working for Thames Water in 1989 providing Research Programming and Planning, Contract Research Management, Corporate Information and Competitive Intelligence
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He took on a full time permanent post with the company, some 5 years later in 1994 when he joined the Research and Development department as IT Exploitation Manager. This role built on earlier work and aimed to introduce new effective technologies and ways of working to the business whilst avoiding less helpful gadgets and gimmicks. Notable projects were: TW's first website in a time when the internet was not recognised as a mainstream business tool; the "office in a box" which allowed the quick set up of a "field" office in remote overseas locations using high-speed satellite communications and the technology demonstrations and behaviour research at the Millennium Dome.
Nic joined the Dwr Cymru Customer Services transition team in Cardiff, when TW won the five-year contact centre contract. Here he was able to use his welsh language skills to develop the company's communications and branding
strategies.
On his return, Nic moved into water infrastructure projects, starting with two projects to carry out an archaeological exhumation of two complete 150 year-old distribution mains in central London. A natural progression was to manage the role of Technical Investigations programme of research that supports or is supported by Thames Water's large scale Victorian Mains Replacement Programme. Since then, Nic has added leakage research to his portfolio and, more recently, completed the set with Trunk Mains research and the post of Clean Water Networks Research Manager.
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Dennis Dellow
NETWORK MANAGER
NORTHUMBRIAN WATER (SOUTH) |
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Dennis Dellow is Network Manager at Northumbrian Water South (a.k.a. Essex and Suffolk Water). In this role he is responsible for operational monitoring, control and analysis of network performance, leakage analysis, and for planning and analysis of capital investment for the water networks.
He is a member of the Water UK Leakage Group, Convenor of the Leakage Network, and is Client Manager for all UK Water Industry Research in the area of leakage management.
Prior to joining Essex and Suffolk Water he was Manager of the Water Distribution Group at WRc in Swindon, and has worked entirely in water distribution since 1985.
He is a New Zealander, qualified as a Civil Engineer, with working experience in many countries, particularly in South America.
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Peter Farrer
GENERAL MANAGER, TACTICAL PLANNING & PERFORMANCE
SCOTTISH WATER |
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Peter Farrer has 23 years experience in the water industry since graduating as a civil engineer. Roles have included; design and construction of water and wastewater assets, operational management of various sized regions - largest from 2002 – 2006 covering 2.2 millions customers, and most recently accountable for planning, monitoring and ensuring delivery of the 2006- 2010 regulatory contract; including water and Wastewater Quality Outputs, leakage targets, growth targets and OPA targets.
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Dr. Mohamed Hassan Mohamed
HEAD OF TECHNICAL REGULATION
EGYPTIAN WATER & WASTEWATER REGULATORY AGENCY (EWRA) |
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Dr. Mohamed Hassan, P.HD in wastewater treatment, 22 years experience in the water and wastewater sector.
Since 2007, Dr. Mohamed Hassan has been one of EWRA team responsible for achieving EWRA stragic goals of insuring that w/ww sector policies are adopted and implemented by w/ww entities and insuring that service providers are providing good service to the customers.
He has been the head of the Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Department in the National ,Housing & Building Research Center (NHBRC) (1999-2006). He has published about 20 scientific and technical publications in the field of sanitary and environmental engineering.
He is a member in the committees responsible for preparing and reviewing codes of practice for water and wastewater sector in Egypt. He is an executive member in the committee responsible for preparing the code of Operation and Maintenance for potable water and sanitary drainage treatment plants.
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Ahmad Zahdi Jamil
CEO
SAJ HOLDINGS (JOHOR WATER COMPANY)
MALAYSIA |
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Ahmad Zahdi Jamil currently serves as the Executive Vice President, Infrastructure & Utilities of Ranhill Berhad, and the CEO of Johor State’s water company called SAJ Holdings Sdn Bhd (SAJH), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ranhill Utilities Berhad.
The expertise of Leakage Management that he has been championing in Ranhill Utilities is based on actual SAJH’s operational experience that contributed to the significant reduction of Non-Revenue Water (NRW) in the state of Johor.
He’s principal in providing NRW reduction programme which attuned to the market needs has landed him with opportunities to work with several water utilities in Malaysia and the region on the challenges of NRW reduction, whiles strengthening Ranhill Utilities capacity through the implementation of keys corporate, operational and financial changes.
In totality, his tenure as CEO in SAJH sees a turn around of a state’s water supply company into a success story of efficiency, not only in NRW reduction but also in the company viability and sustainability. SAJH’s achievement under his leadership has brought about accolades by authorities, regulators and the key influencer of Malaysia and the regional water industry.
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Peter Jiggins
HEAD OF BRANCH, DRINKING WATER QUALITY AND WATER CONSERVATION
DEFRA
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In 1972 started career working in the water industry for Anglian Water in various scientific posts. Studied microbiology and appointed as Microbiologist. Established specialist microbiology laboratory based in Cambridge to provide services for the determination of the microbiological and biological quality of environmental and drinking waters.
In 1992 joined the Drinking Water Inspectorate as an Inspector working on the enforcement of the drinking water regulations by technical audit of water companies and the investigation of water quality incidents.
In 2002 moved to Head of Branch in the Water Supply and Regulation Division of Defra. The branch has policy responsibility for drinking water quality and water conservation. This involves ensuring that there is a robust framework to secure good drinking water quality which protects public health.
More recently engaged in the increasing interest in the development of water conservation policy which aims to promote demand management measures to constrain the trend of increasing water consumption. The provision of new duties within the Water Act 2003 and the promotion of improved water efficiency and awareness is part of the drive for the sustainable development of water resources. This work includes support for the recently established Working Saving Group.
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Sophie Kanellopoulou
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COORDINATION, PLANNING AND OPERATION OF THE WATER SUPPLY NETWORK OF ATHENS
EYDAP SA, GREECE |
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Since 2006, Mrs. Kanellopoulou has been responsible for the operation of the Water Supply Network of Athens and the Monitoring Systems, as well as the Implementation of Modern Technologies regarding telemetry, leakage, water metering, pipe materials and others.
Prior to this position, she worked as an engineer in EYDAP SA (involved for 11 years in the operation of the Water Supply Network), as a research engineer with the National Technical University of Athens (on multiple Environmental & Water Resources projects), as well as a free lance Hydraulic Engineer.
Mrs. Kanellopoulou has a diploma in Civil Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens, Greece and a M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources from Cornell University, USA.
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Glen Laville
ACTING DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER
NEW PROVIDENCE OPERATIONS
WATER & SEWERAGE CORPORATION
BAHAMAS
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Mr Glen Laville is the Acting Deputy General Manager for New Providence Operations at the Water & Sewerage Corporation (WSC) in the Bahamas. He has a B Sc in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida, and 20 years experience in the water and sewerage sector at the Corporation. He has worked in various capacities in both operations and engineering, and has been closely involved in developing and implementing the Corporation’s Water Supply and NRW Reduction Strategy.
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Nigel Martin
NETWORK SERVICES GROUP MANAGER – SUPPLY
WESSEX WATER SERVICES |
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Nigel has 34 years unbroken experience in the water industry, including flood defences, clean and waste water capital scheme design and construction and leakage disciplines. He has extensive experience in design and construction of supply assets, specialising in large diameter trunk main installation immediately post privatisation. He has been a front line operational Supply manager for the last 10 years.
Nigel is presently responsible for water supply operations at Wessex Water, delivering potable water to around 1.1 million customers in the south west of England. He has an active participant on a number of Water UK steering groups, with a particular interest in influencing change in water industry practices to meet today's challenges.
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Joaquim Pocas Martins
PRESIDENT OF THE RESTRUCTURING BOARD
AGUAS DO PORTO
PORTUGAL |
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Professor of Hydraulics and Environmental Engineering at the University of Porto, Portugal, President of the Restructuring Commission of Aguas do Porto (150,000 clients) and CEO of GIDEA – Innovation and Development for the Water Industry, Ltd.
He was the CEO of Aguas de Portugal (holding of 60 water, wastewater and solid waste companies), EPAL (300,000 clients), Aguas do Douro e Paiva (300,000 m3/d) and Aguas de Gaia (130,000 clients).
Between 1993 and 1995 he was the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Consumer of Portugal.
He is the author of two books and more than one hundred scientific and technical publications.
He was responsible for fifty studies and projects in the water field and international consultant for NATO, the European Community and Eastern European countries.
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Mduduzi Macdonald Mkhize
GENERAL MANAGER - OPERATIONS
RAND WATER |
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Mduduzi Macdonald Mkhize is a General Manager Operations at Rand Water. He has been with Rand Water for 14years. Prior to working for Rand Water he was with Soweto City Council (now part of Greater Johannesburg Municipality) for six years as a senior technician/engineer and acted as an Assistant City Engineer for a period of a year.
He has a BSc(Building, Graduate Diploma in Engineering and a Masters in Civil Engineering, all from the University of Witwatersrand and a Masters in Business Leadership form University of South Africa.
His work experience in the water sector ranges from installing small water diameter pipes (PVC pipes) for household supply, educating small contractors to price bill of quantities for small diameter water mains up to 160mm diameter, to manage a pipe plant manufacturing steel pipes up to 2,5m diameter pipes (up to 18mm thick) to manage a purification and pump station producing up to 1500Ml/d (1500 000m3/d) of potable water.
Currently as General Manager Operations he is in charge of 2000 staff compliment, two purification and pumping stations producing a maximum of 5 400Ml/d (5 400 000m3/d), three booster stations and 13 small pumping stations. The total length of kilometers of pipework is 3 000km covering 18 000km2 area with a population of about 12 million people.
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Bruno Nguyen
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
EAU DE PARIS |
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Eau de Paris is a public utility (70% of the shares belong to the city of Paris) granted in 1987 with a concession contract of 25 years for:
- Production and transportation of drinking water for the city of Paris (2.1 million inhabitants),
- Control of the pressures in the distribution system,
- Responsibility of water quality in the distribution system.
The company operates facilities widely spread in and around Paris (water catchment areas up to 150 km away from the city), with 560 employees. Eau de Paris is certified ISO 9001, 14001, OHSAS 18001 and has the French “Equity Label”.
Bruno Nguyen is an Engineering graduate from the Paris Civil Engineering School and the “Institut National des Hautes Etudes de Sécurité”
From 1988 to the present his career has been with Eau de Paris, starting as Operation Engineer in charge of the management of the Dispatching Centre. In 2001 he became Deputy Manager of Operations, then Operations Manager in 2006. He is now Director of Operations.
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Booky Oren
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MIYA |
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Mr. Oren has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Miya - the Arison Water Initiative - since 2006. Arison Investments is a global business company incorporating leading firms in the Israeli and in the world economy, with total investments exceeding $1 billion. Miya has commenced activities with an initial capital of $100 million. Since its inception, Miya has had a corporate commitment to become a global leader in the development and supply of dedicated solutions for water efficiency in municipal distribution systems.
Mr. Oren has over 24 years of experience in various managerial roles in a large variety of companies, ranging from start-ups to multi-national organizations, both private and public, in local and global markets, and in a broad variety of domains, including consumer goods, Business to Business, finance, high-tech, and the water industry.
In the water arena, Mr. Oren served as the Corporate Vice President for Business Development at Netafim, the largest micro-irrigation company in the world. There he was exposed to the growing challenges of the global water shortage and identified the business opportunity for Israel in the global water industry.
In 2003, Mr. Oren became the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Mekorot, Israel’s National Water Company, where he introduced a major organizational change in the company in order to enhance its business practices. He initiated the "Watech" program that motivated Mekorot to improve its technological capabilities by using its existing facilities for the good of hundreds of entrepreneurs.
Mr. Oren has made a major contribution in shaping Israel's leadership in water technologies, and he recently chaired WATEC Israel 2007 – a leading event in the global water technology industry.
Mr. Oren holds a master's degree in Business Administration (specializing in Marketing) and a bachelor's degree in Economics and Management from Tel Aviv University.
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Paul Parr
LEAKAGE PLANNER
UNITED UTILITIES |
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Paul Parr is Leakage Planner at United Utilities East Region. In his role he is responsible for the planning and management of the leakage detection resource, performance of individuals, developing new working practices and meeting company targets and objectives.
He has recently been instrumental in developing new working methodologies for United Utilities leakage detection resource.
Prior to joining United Utilities he was engineer with Ewan Associates (Now Mouchel Parkman) and worked on various projects for many of the UK water companies.
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Alan Payne
GENERAL MANAGER FOR ASSET DELIVERY
SEVERN TRENT WATER |
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Alan moved to Severn Trent from the Property Services Agency in 1991, as a recently Chartered Engineer. Following three years in a sewerage role, Alan was appointed Engineering Manager, based in Derby. He was responsible for the North West area capital investment programme with an annual expenditure of £100m. In 2005 he moved to Birmingham where he has been responsible for reorganising & integrating 150 staff into Severn Trent Water.
In June 2006 Alan took responsibility for the Leakage Management Team. He was responsible for development of leakage policies & data improvement projects, responsible for reporting on leakage and the June Return. He is also responsible for the leakage driven mains renewal programme. Severn Trent has one of the largest mains renewal programmes & is targeting an annual replacement of over 300km.
Following the Company restructuring earlier this year Alan’s role within Water Services was expanded to include responsibility the management & delivery of all new major distribution assets, whilst maintaining the company overview & reporting on leakage performance. He is now General Manager for Asset Delivery, within the Water Services Team.
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Bojan Ristovski
DIRECTOR OF LEAK DETECTION DEPARTMENT, CALL CENTER AND 24H SERVICES
J. P. VODOVOD I KANALIZACIJA-SKOPJE (PUBLIC ENTERPRISE WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE-SKOPJE, MACEDONIA) |
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Bojan Ristovski is an electrical engineer, specialising in the management of water resources and water services in water utilities. He has been an active member of the IWA Water Loss Task Force (WLTF) since its foundation and is active in promoting the WLTF techniques and methodologies in Macedonia and across the Balkans.
Bojan has been extensively involved in drafting the ‘Strategy for Water Loss Reduction’ in Skopje. The strategy addresses the causes of high losses and suggests activities that have to be implemented in order to reduce both the real and apparent losses.
He was Project Manager of the ‘Active Leakage Control’ project, in particular establishing district metered areas (DMAs) in the city of Skopje. This was the first NRW reduction project in Macedonia designed and carried out without any consultancy from abroad and in compliance with the latest IWA recommendations.
During 2002 and 2003, he was engaged by the USAID-Macedonia, for the project “ Water Improvement in Public Water Utilities in Macedonia” as a Municipal Water Improvement activity consultant to advice on strategies, to carry out training programs on site, and to implement water loss management good practices and leak detection techniques. He is author of the manual "Analysis of water loss in water distribution systems and methods and leak detection equipment for their reduction" published by the USAID. The manual is a comprehensive guide to technology and practices for water leakage management currently available in Macedonia, and it is required reading for those responsible for devising and implementing water loss control strategies.
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Dewi Rogers
MANAGING DIRECTOR
DEWI LTD. |
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Dewi Rogers is a hydraulic engineer by profession and an expert in the application of mathematical models for the rehabilitation of water distribution networks and leakage control. He has worked on many prestigious innovative and prestigious projects all over the world, including North and South America, Europe and Asia. He runs his own consultancy firm based in Italy and the UK.
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Paolo Saccani
MANAGING DIRECTOR
GEAL SPA
LUCCA
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Paolo Saccani has a civil engineering degree from Milan University and is a Professional Engineer since 1989. He has extensive experience in the water, gas and electricity industries. Since 2002 he has been Managing Director of GEAL S.p.A. of Lucca in Tuscany which is part of the ACEA Group – Italy’s largest water utility which manages a population of over 8 million people. His responsibilities include supervising all technical, commercial, financial and administrative aspects of the company.
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Fazel Sherrif
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – WATER AND SANITATION
CITY OF TSHWANE METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY, SOUTH AFRICA |
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Mr Sherrif has a Masters Diploma in Technology – Civil Engineering - from the Natal Technikon University, Durban
From 2001 to 2007 he was General Manager – Water and Sanitation – for the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality.
In July 2007 he was appointed as Executive Director – Water and Sanitation, with responsibilities for many key performance areas, including:
- Strategic planning and management of water and sanitation in terms of regulation, legislation, financial and by-laws.
- Water conservation, water audits, consumer metering, control measurements, call centers, customer relations and education.
- Management of operations and maintenance of the water distribution system.
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David Shore
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
SOUTH EAST WATER
UK
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David Shore is a Chartered Engineer with over 30 years experience in the water industry.
He is responsible for all water supply operations at South East Water - including water quality, production and distribution – which provide drinking water to 2 million customers across parts of Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey.
David joined South East Water in 1999 as Director of Operations, and was elected to the Board in 2007. Prior to his role with South East Water, he worked for a number of other water companies in the UK, and also abroad.
David is a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), and of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM). He is also a Director of the UK Committee of the International Water Association (IWA).
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Supichete Tavorntaveevong
SECTION CHIEF - DATABASE & PROCESSING
DEPARTMENT OF INTEGRATED WATER LOSS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
METROPOLITAN WATERWORKS AUTHORITY, BANGKOK, THAILAND
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Mr Tavorntaveevong attended the University of Warwick, UK, from 1999-2000, gaining an MSc.in Engineering Business Management.
He works in the Water Loss Information Technology Operational Supervision Division at MWA, and is responsible for collecting and analyzing information for water loss management, and for monitoring water loss management activities.
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Han Wei
DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER
BEIJING CAPITAL WATER COMPANY
CHINA
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Han Wei is a Professional Water Engineer, graduating from Beijing Architecture Engineering Institute in 1983, with a BSc degree in Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Engineering. From 1990-1991 she completed professional training at Yorkshire Water, UK, under a CBI scholarship. In 1998 she graduated from Tsinghua University, Beijing, with an MBA.
From 1983 to 2001 she was Director of Planning & Development at Beijing Municipal Water Supply Group Co. Ltd., moving in 2001 to Montgomery Watson Harza, where, until 2003, she was the Consultant Expert of the International Funding Institute, playing a business planning role in institutional, financial and operational strengthening and training for the Hebei Urban Environment Project (HUEP), funded by the World Bank. From 2003 to 2005 she was a Senior Project Officer, working in the Beijing Office of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), being responsible for ADB funded project implementation.
Since 2005 she has worked with Beijing Capital Company Ltd (BCC) as Deputy Chief Engineer and Director of Water Treatment for the New Technology and Research Department under the Ministry of Construction.
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MacDonald Mkhize, General Manager – Operations, Rand Water
Ken Brothers, Commissioner of Public Works, Regional Municipality of Niagara
Joaquim Pocas Martins, President of the Restructuring Board, Aguas do Porto
Ahmad Zahdi Jamil, Chief Executive Officer, SAJ Holdings (Johor Water Company)
Glen Laville, Acting Deputy General Manager, Bahamas WSC
Bruno Nguyen, Operations Director, Eau de Paris
Han Wei, Deputy Chief Engineer, Beijing Capital Water Company
Bojan Ristovski,
Director of Leak
Detection Department, PE Water Supply and Sewerage, Skopje
Philip Bright, Non Revenue Water Manager, American Water South Eastern Region
David Shore, Operations Director, South East Water
Dennis Dellow, Network Manager, Northumbrian Water (South)
Jack Carnell, Managing Director, South Staffordshire Water
Peter Jiggins, Head of Branch, Drinking Water Quality and Water Conservation, DEFRA
Trevor Bishop, Head of Water Resource Management, Environment Agency
Paolo Saccani,
Managing Director, GEAL Spa, Lucca, Italy
Dewi Rogers ,
Managing Director, DEWI Ltd.
Dr Mohamed Hassan,
Head of Technical Regulation, Egyptian Water and Wastewater Regulatory Agency (EWRA)
Fazel Sherrif,
Executive Director, City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Supichete Tavorntaveevong,
Database and Processing Section Chief, Metropolitan Waterworks Authority, Bangkok
Nigel Martin,
Network Services Group Manager – Supply, Wessex Water Services
Alan Payne,
General Manager for Asset Delivery, Severn Trent Water
Booky Oren,
President and Chief Executive Officer, Miya
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