In 2007, Karen Sorber took a humanitarian trip to Peru where she learned about communities that don’t have access to clean water. “I sure wanted to help those people,” says Sorber, who combined that passion with her now-husband’s scientific skills to launch a company offering technology that could do just that.
The company has since taken a detour, though, focusing first on the wastewater treatment market. Sorber is now owner and CEO of Micronic Technologies of Wise, Virginia. Her husband, Kelly Rock, is CTO. Together, they head up the company that has developed and patented the MicroEVAP — a
New Treatment Tech Eyes Zero Liquid Discharge Market
Micronic Technologies was named to Pipeline H2O's 2018 class, and it's targeting the wastewater industry with an innovative process
Feb 19, 2018
| by Sharon Verbeten |
