Pump Solutions Names Buscher VP-PSG Commercial
Pump Solutions Group appointed Karl Buscher to the newly created position of senior vice president-PSG Commercial. Buscher brings 20 years experience to his position, including business-to-business sales and marketing.
CSI Adds Factory Representative
CSI Controls, manufacturer of control panels for the water and wastewater industries, added DC Sales as its wholesale factory sales representative for Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Extech Instruments Relocates to New Hampshire
Extech Instruments relocated its headquarters to a new facility in Nashua, N.H. The location will house administrative and corporate offices, customer service and technical support, marketing and sales, quality control, NIST calibration laboratories, repair services and a warehouse, as well as FLIR’s infrared training center.
Grand Rapids Named Hach Fan Favorite
The City of Grand Rapids, Mich., wastewater treatment facility won Hach’s See the BIG Picture Fan Favorite contest. It will receive $40,000 in Hach equipment. Grand Rapids treats an average of 49 mgd from a collection system that includes more than 1,000 miles of maintained sewer pipe and 262,000 customers.
Godwin Donates to National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Pump manufacturer Godwin made a donation to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The organization works to eliminate domestic violence, empower battered adults and children, promotes and unifies direct service programs, alerts and educates the public and promotes partnerships.
WEF Names O’Neill Deputy Executive Director
The Water Environment Federation promoted Dr. Eileen O’Neill to deputy executive director and Matthew Ries to chief technical officer. Serving as WEF’s chief technical officer, O’Neill joined the federation in 1991 as manager of industrial programs. Ries joined WEF in 2005 as managing director of technical and educational services.
Synagro Donates $25,000 to Park Restoration
Synagro Technologies Inc. presented the Hawaii Softball Foundation with $25,000 in support of the restoration of the Sand Island Recreation Park softball fields as well as new equipment for 25 members of the youth softball team.
