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Team E. J. Prescott launched its 7th year of Know How Seminars in January 2014. With stops in Columbus, Indiana, Fort Wayne, Indiana and Lima, Ohio, the full day seminars drew approximately 250 construction professionals.

The conference program presented emerging technology and best management practices for the drinking water, wastewater and stormwater industries. The courses were taught by both Team EJP members and vendor partners. Additionally, attendees were afforded networking opportunities and access to manufacturers via a trade show.

EJ Prescott Know How Tradeshow Booth

Team E. J. Prescott's Peter Hanrahan, CPESC opened each seminar with a keynote address focusing on the vision of the company's founder, Everett J. Prescott. As early as 1968, Mr. Prescott was calling for conservation of drinking water supplies and predicting the reuse of wastewater. During that time period, such predictions were unheard of, today we know that they are for real. During those remarks Mr. Hanrahan described the development of the company's Quality, Conservation, Revenue (QCR) program, which was introduced in 1970. That program, which really focused primarily on the conservation of our precious water resources, was initiated two years before the Congress of the United States passed the Clean Water Act into law. The keynote message concluded by underlining the company's commitment to the education of both its clients and its employees. The Know How Seminar Series is an extension of that vision.

EJ Prescott Know How Tradeshow Speaker

Here are some testimonials from our first round of Know How seminars

"Your seminar opened my eyes to the waterworks industry. It was geared towards all types of professions, and that?s a feat in itself."

City Engineer, Ohio

"The atmosphere was low stress and informal. All speakers were willing to talk with us and not at us. From the moment I walked in I felt encouraged to feel welcome and comfortable with the education received."

Water Operator, Indiana

"This seminar showed a wide range of products that will help us replace or improve our infrastructure."

Wastewater Operator, Ohio

"This was one of the better seminars I have been to in a long time. The set up was nice and the process was fresh. Better than sitting in one room listening to dull speakers. Nice job!"

Water Operator, Ohio

"I think this was one of the best classes I have been to."

Water Operator, Indiana

"Everyone should attend one of these and return at least every other year."

Water Operator, Indiana

"Very professional and informative."

Water Operator, Indiana

The 2014 series concludes with seven more seminars in New England, four in March and three in April. To register for our upcoming Know How events, visit our Registration Page