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WaterCitizen DCSTW Special Session on WaterPreneurShip
True Reformer Hall, 1200 U St NW, Washington, Dc
Water is essential for nearly every aspect of nearly every major industry - including current Federal policy and funding priorities and Federal support for water-related innovations at the local/community level - as well as Industrial Water Innovation needs.
To be successful as a "WaterPreneur" - i.e. someone who is starting or growing a business built around a water technology innovation (for ANY Sector) OR an innovation needed by organiations within the Water Sector - it is CRITICAL to understand how Federal Policies, Programs, Funding Priorities and Incentives drive water-related markets
MORNING SESSIONS include:
WaterCitizen 2026 DCSTW WaterPreneurSHIP(TM) Day
True Reformer Building, 1200 U St NW, Washington, DC
EARLY AFTERNOON SESSIONS: Water Innovation Needs & WaterPreneurship Opportuninities in Industry
We start the afternoon with a rapid rotation of Sessions on "the Water Connection" in a wide range of High Water Use/High Water Impact Industries including:
LATE AFTERNOON SESSIONS
WaterCitizen 2026 DCSTW WaterPreneurSHIP(TM) Day
True Reformer Building, 1200 U St NW, Washington, DC
After a long day of Presentations and conversations with prospective clients and investors, it's time to come together as a WaterPreneur Community for a light dinner (sponsor needed!) followed by a SPECIAL PRESENTATION
With 30+ years of experience working in Water Planning and Policy - often organizing and facilitating "convenings" of water experts, policy and business leaders, and other stakeholders around sensitive water issues - WaterCitizen Founder DrCat Shrier creates convenings on water designed to educate, engage, and enroll! She has served on a National Academy of Sciences Study Committee and Federal Advisory Committee on Water Information (ACWI) Sustainable Water Resources Roundtable (SWRR), and was the only non-federal employee included in the Federal Interagency Climate Change Adaptation Committee on Freshwater. For 3 years, she worked under contract with the University of the District of Columbia (DC's only public university and land grant school) on the reinstatement of the DC Water Institute at UDC and organized, leading their semester-long weekly DC Area Water Issues Program, bringing together top water leaders from throughout the DMV. In addition to her extensive experience organizing and facilitating Water Planning and Policy Meetings, she is a Certified Transformational Workshop Facilitator, Coach and Transformational Mastermind Facilitator.
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