The Water Tower, comprised of two nonprofit organizations, is seeking volunteer leaders to join its Board of Directors to support TWT's mission of expediting implementation of innovative water and wastewater solutions and engaging the next generation to benefit the water industry.

Board members are actively involved in organizational governance and are expected to attend quarterly board meetings (three virtual and one in-person per year), participate on a board committee, and actively engage community and industry organizations to support TWT.

A variety of skills including fostering industry and community partnerships, programmatic experience and expertise, and more. Specific responsibilities of each nonprofit board are detailed below.

The Water Tower at Gwinnett (TWTG)

TWTG (501c4) will develop world-class physical infrastructure and dynamic human capital needed to inspire and implement transformational programming. Directors who serve on the TWTG Board play an important part in connecting businesses with TWT to build important relationships and overseeing the campus build out to foster economic development and long term support of TWT' mission.

The Water Tower Institute (TWTI)

TWTI (501c3) will be a hub for solutions in research, technology, training and engagement for water utilities ensuring access to safe, affordable and resilient water services. Directors who serve on the TWTI Board are instrumental in guiding programming in the areas of applied research, technology innovation, workforce development, and community engagement.

To nominate a colleague to submit an application to serve on either Board, please complete the form below. The application consists of a brief online form, resume, and letter of interest detailing their intent to serve and interest in supporting the organization.

The nominating committee is accepting applications until July 28, 2023.