Audience: Sales/Marketing

  • More than water — a conversation with WQA’s new president


    WQA President Greg Reyneke, MWS, joins WQA’s Associate Director of Marketing & Communication, Susan Keaton, for a conversation on leadership, innovation and the future of water quality.

  • House passes Farm Bill including Healthy H2O


    Legislation containing major components of the Healthy Drinking Water Affordability Act—commonly known as the Healthy H2O Act—has been approved by the U.S. House of Representatives as part of the 2026 Farm Bill. The provisions, designed to increase access to water quality testing and certified treatment technologies for some low-income Americans, were first developed in a…

  • 2026 WQA Volunteer Summit


    WQA will host an exclusive, in-person Volunteer Summit at WQA Headquarters this September, 16-17. This Summit will bring together voting committee members, chairs and vice chairs of engagement networks and sections, Board members, and special invited guests to continue elevating the impact and influence of WQA’s volunteer groups. Volunteer leaders can look for their invitations and full event…

  • What to Know Before You Go to Convention


    WQA Events Director Angie Silberhorn shares practical insights to help attendees plan ahead, navigate the schedule and make the most of their time at the 2026 WQA Convention & Expo in Miami Beach.

  • Getting the Most from WQA Convention Education


    The WQA Podcast helps you make the most of your time at this year’s Convention. Tanya Lubner, PhD, Director of Professional Certification & Training, and John McCartan, Training & Program Manager, walk through key sessions and learning opportunities available to attendees.

  • The Gold Standard


    Download our booklet, The Gold Standard, to learn about WQA, what Gold Seal Product certification represents, the certification process, and why WQA’s Product Certification is widely considered the gold standard for safeguarding our drinking water.

  • The Hidden Opportunity in Small Community Water Systems


    The WQA Podcast explores a major opportunity in water treatment that often goes overlooked. Small community water systems, such as those serving schools, campgrounds and mobile home parks, are already a significant part of the market and present strong potential for recurring revenue, long-term service contracts, and expanded business relationships.

  • Researcher identifies promising surrogate to advance PFAS testing


    Marking a major advancement in its multiyear effort to improve how the water sector manages per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), the Water Quality Research Foundation is funding critical research by University of British Columbia Professor Madjid Mohseni, PhD, validating surrogate parameters that can reliably predict PFAS breakthrough in water treatment technologies. A validated PFAS surrogate…

  • WQA welcomes new Vice President of Product Certification & Lab Services


    The Water Quality Association announces that Vasilios Soupos has joined the association as Vice President of Product Certification and Laboratory Services. Soupos, who brings more than 20 years’ experience leading regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and operations management across several industries, fills a new position on WQA’s executive team.

  • Tracking the Water Treatment Industry’s Growth Through 2027


    The WQA Podcast looks at how the water treatment industry is performing alongside broader economic indicators and what that could mean for the years ahead. The conversation focuses on WQA’s Cross-Correlation Report, which helps members better understand how industry trends align with shifts in the wider economy.