Manager Utility Excellence - helping water businesses succeed through collaboration, benchmarking and innovation. Facilitator, musician, husband, dad for 2.
Docklands, Melbourne
Joined August 2014
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Greg Ryan retweeted
We are proud to launch our industry campaign showcasing the boundless career opportunities in water. Dive into the wonderful world of water! You’ll be surprised by what you find.
CHECK IT OUT NOW 👉 careersinwater.com.au
#leadersbynature #careersinwater #shapingourfuture – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Over the last 18 months we’ve heard from more than 8000 customers as part of our price submission.
Special shout out to our community panel who spent almost 50 hours drafting 15 recommendations on the services & outcomes they value most.
More 👉 bit.ly/3kbNzV2
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Hats off to the team @southeastwater for their groundbreaking projects and for driving a culture of innovation. Keep up the fantastic work!
#innovation #customerexperience #environmentalsustainability #teamwork #SouthEastWater.
Thrilled to place 6th on the @FinancialReview BOSS 2023 Most Innovative Companies List in ''Ag, Mining & Utilities'! 🏆
Celebrating our innovation-led culture, dedication to customers & the environment, and groundbreaking projects.
Here’s to a future innovating with purpose!
Greg Ryan retweeted
Why does going plastic-free matter?
🌊 Our rivers, creeks & bays are the lifeblood of Melbourne
🗑️ Litter on our streets find their way into stormwater drains & pollute our waterways
🚯 Litter has a devastating impact on biodiversity & wildlife
#MakeLitterExtinct #PlasticFreeJuly
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We are proud to support the theme of #ForOurElders during #NAIDOC Week and beyond. Our Elders have been a guiding force for generations, providing us with invaluable knowledge. We draw strength from their cultural knowledge, water, and land management #Water #closingthegap – at Central Coast, New South Wales
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👏A significant investment in liveable communities by @Unitywater towards enhancing the quality and reliability of #water and #wastewater services, ultimately contributing to the betterment of the region's #liveability.
▶️lnkd.in/gFyytigy
#Infrastructure #Sustainability – at Sydney, New South Wales
Greg Ryan retweeted
It takes a lot of energy to transfer and treat sewage. That’s why we’ve constructed one of Australia’s largest behind-the-meter solar installations at Eastern Treatment Plant. Another way we're working towards net zero emissions by 2030. bit.ly/3IaYebs #OurPathToNetZero
Greg Ryan retweeted
New day, new opportunity! Don’t miss the chance to join a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about shaping the future of the #water industry.
Head to ▶ lnkd.in/gWjDJbva
#LGBTIQ+ #inclusion #networking #leaders #opportunity #leadership #career #future – at Sydney, New South Wales
ALT Are you a member of Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) and under 30 years old and looking to take your career to the next level? Do you know someone who fits this description and is passionate about the water industry? We encourage you to apply for this program! The WSAA Young Utility Leaders Program offers a unique opportunity to work alongside senior leaders in the urban water sector on Board Committees and industry events. Through a partnership with The Peter Cullen Water and Environment Trust , the program also provides tailored leadership coaching to help participants understand their strengths and values, a combination of workshops, mentoring, and networking opportunities. We value diversity and inclusion, welcoming applicants from all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disabilities, LGBTIQ+ individuals, and culturally diverse communities. Apply now and join us in shaping the future of the water industry!
Greg Ryan retweeted
Managing Director Tracey Slatter has submitted her resignation after six and half years leading Barwon Water. She is taking up the position of CEO at the Transport Accident Commission where we know she will make a positive contribution to the lives of many.
ALT Image of Tracey Slatter, smiling. She has blonde short hair, blue glasses, a blue jacket, a colourful shirt and a kookaburra brooch.
Greg Ryan retweeted
JUST IN 🎉
We're honoured to be named the national winner of AFR BOSS Best Places to Work in the agriculture, mining, and utilities category for 2023!
Creating an inclusive workplace helps us better support each other and the diverse community we serve.
#afrbestplacestowork23
Greg Ryan retweeted
We know that Blue + green = liveability. This new research shows how plants provide an innovative solution to a hot problem smh.com.au/national/nsw/an-i…
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Join us today online for the launch of Making Waves – an independent podcast seeking to amplify lesser heard perspectives on water.
When: Today 13 December, 12pm – 12.30pm AEDT
Read more and register here: wsaa.asn.au/news/making-wave…
Greg Ryan retweeted
Might be a bit too “socialist” or “woke” for the average American, but the @latimes editorialises today: “Disconnecting water, power when poor can't pay is cruel”. latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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“WSAA is excited to be a part of @SydneyWaterNews Innovation Festival, the water industry’s innovation programs, such as W-Lab and the innovation festival are fantastic ways to enhance innovation culture through the sector. We encourage everyone to get involved.” – @admlovell
Greg Ryan retweeted
By creating intergenerational dialogues, we can ensure young people are involved in all stages of water advocacy, as @Raul_Glotzbach of @KWR_Water says 🙌
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El Paso (Texas, USA) will construct a new plant to produce purified recycled water from wastewater. The purified water will not be sent to a dam, a river or used to recharge groundwater. Instead, it will go directly to the drinking water supply system. elpasoinc.com/news/local_new…
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Interesting reading comments implying that since Melbourne's dams are full, seawater desalination hasn't been needed. That view overlooks the fact that part of the reason WHY dams are full is that since Jul 2019, >25% of the water supplied has been produced by the desal plant.
The memories of a city running out of water still linger for Melburnians who experienced the millennium drought. The city’s dams are now close to overflowing for the first time in a quarter of a century. | By Tom Cowie theage.com.au/national/victo…
Greg Ryan retweeted
It was such a pleasure to talk at the #IWA #WorldWaterCongress about why #DigitalWater transformation is not only about technology. Excellent speakers and engaged audience - cannot ask for more.
The human dimension is often considered secondary (if at al…lnkd.in/e969Bdfj
Greg Ryan retweeted
Just another example of garbage being flushed down toilets and plugging up a grinder at the wastewater pumping station.
$150,000 to replace a grinder!🤯🤔Please stop flushing garbage down toilets people! The sewer workers would appreciate that!🚽#toiletsarenotgarbagecans #Sewers
