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As part of its ongoing commitment to expanding access and career exposure for young people, AEG hosted an interactive student career panel at Compton High School with a tour of Andre “Dr. Dre” Young Performing Arts Center in Compton, CA on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.

The event offered students an inside look at the wide range of professions that drive the live events and entertainment industry. Through panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and direct conversations with AEG employees, students gained firsthand insight into career paths spanning event operations, community relations, creative services, broadcast production, talent buying, and partnership development.

AEG leaders from across the company’s divisions shared their personal journeys, discussed the skills needed to succeed, and provided practical guidance on navigating opportunities in the entertainment sector.

AEG panelists included:

• Tamala Lewis, Senior Director, Community Affairs — Dignity Health Sports Park & LA Galaxy
• Nakya Carter, Event Specialist — AEG Global Partnerships
• Chavante “Tae” Flakes, Talent Buyer — AEG Goldenvoice (Festivals/Concerts)
• Juan A. Mc David, Broadcast Services — Crypto.com Arena
• Jose Rubio, Graphic Designer — LA Galaxy Creative Services
• Kyle Robinson, General Manager, The Novo

“Creating access for young people—especially in the communities we serve—is core to our mission,” said Tamala Lewis, Senior Director of Community Affairs at Dignity Health Sports Park & LA Galaxy. “When students can meet professionals who look like them, who grew up in similar neighborhoods, and who have built meaningful careers in sports and entertainment, it opens doors they may never have realized were possible.”

Lewis noted that programs like this encourage confidence, curiosity, and early career exploration among students. “Exposure is powerful. Even one conversation can spark a passion or make a student feel seen,” she added. “We’re proud to partner with Compton High School to help the next generation discover their potential.”

PRINCETON, N.J., February 12, 2026 /3BL/ – Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY) today announced that it will be an inaugural partner to Life Science Cares in support of its national campaign to fight food insecurity. Led by Life Science Cares, the Food is Health: Nourishing Communities, Advancing Health initiative, aims to invest $30 million and mobilize 30,000 volunteer hours by 2030 to deliver measurable, lasting impact for communities nationwide.

The initiative is grounded in growing evidence that access to nutritious food is foundational to disease prevention, treatment adherence, and long-term health outcomes. Research shows that food insecurity is associated with higher rates of chronic disease, increased hospitalizations, and poorer health outcomes — underscoring that nutrition is not separate from healthcare, but essential to it.

As an inaugural partner, Bristol Myers Squibb will commit $5 million, underscoring its leadership in advancing health equity and reducing barriers to care. 

“We believe in the transformative power of our medicines to help patients live longer, healthier lives. Through our purpose and responsibility as a global company, we also recognize the need to treat the whole patient, both through innovative medicines and by addressing broader factors that impact a person’s health, like food insecurity,” said Wendy Short Bartie, Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs, Bristol Myers Squibb. “We work tirelessly to ensure patients can access the treatments they need while breaking down inequities and barriers to care to improve outcomes. Advancing health equity requires bold action and shared responsibility, and we’re proud to partner with Life Science Cares and lead in driving systemic change for healthier communities.”

More than 40 million Americans struggle with food insecurity every year — including 1 in 5 children. Hunger doesn’t exist in isolation: it drives poor health, limits educational success, and makes it harder for families to break cycles of poverty.

“Bristol Myers Squibb is showing the kind of leadership our industry needs—rooted in compassion, responsibility, and a belief that strong communities are the foundation for better health,” said Rob Perez, Founder of Life Science Cares. “This commitment goes beyond a single moment on a global stage. By recognizing the impact of food security on health, BMS is making a long-term investment in people, in communities, and in measurable health outcomes. We hope others across the life sciences industry will join BMS in stepping up, leaning in, and investing in the communities that make our work possible. Together, we can create lasting systemic impact.”

This collaboration with Life Science Cares reflects Bristol Myers Squibb’s belief that advancing both science and society go hand in hand, ensuring lasting benefits for local communities and addressing critical societal challenges. Through this collaboration, Bristol Myers Squibb and Life Science Cares are striving to make a meaningful impact in addressing food insecurity in a scalable, measurable way that advances health equity and improves health outcomes nationwide.

About Bristol Myers Squibb: Transforming Patients’ Lives Through Science

At Bristol Myers Squibb, our mission is to discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines that help patients prevail over serious diseases. We are pursuing bold science to define what’s possible for the future of medicine and the patients we serve. For more information, visit us at BMS.com and follow us on LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. 

About Life Science Cares

Life Science Cares leverages the power of the life science industry to solve one of our most intractable social issues—poverty. Harnessing the financial, human, and social capital across the life science industry, we focus on ensuring local communities have access to basic needs, access to education, or access to economic opportunity. Learn more at www.lifesciencecares.org.
 

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By Dan Amos, chairman and CEO, Aflac Incorporated

Originally published on Aflac Newsroom

Whether or not you celebrate Valentine’s Day, I hope you take this opportunity to give the gift that matters most: time.

As I wrote in a recent article published on Time.com, cancer has touched my own family more than once, and those losses remain a constant reminder: We don’t control how much time we get, but we do control how we use it. One appointment — one hour — can profoundly change the course of a life.

With 35 years of experience as a CEO, I’ve learned that our most precious resource is not capital, talent or technology — it’s time. It’s finite, irreplaceable and unequally distributed. And, ironically, it’s the very thing many of us feel we lack when trying to prioritize our health. In fact, nearly half of respondents to the 2025 Aflac Wellness Matters Survey said the same thing, that time was the biggest obstacle to staying on schedule with cancer screenings. Busy workdays, packed calendars, family responsibilities and long wait times all compete with something as essential as a routine check that could help save a life.

Valentine’s Day offers us a moment to rewrite that pattern. In addition to (or instead of) flowers or chocolates, consider giving the people you love a different kind of gift: encouragement and assistance that allows them to prioritize their health. Remind a spouse to schedule their mammogram. Urge a parent to book that long-postponed colonoscopy. Offer to watch a friend’s kids so they can finally go to that appointment.

This February, let’s expand our idea of love, and let’s make it actionable. The greatest Valentine we can give is more time with the people who matter most. Encourage them — and yourself — to get checked for cancer. It may be the most meaningful gift you ever give.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation for insurance. Aflac’s family of insurers includes American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus and/or American Family Life Assurance Company of New York.

Aflac | Aflac NY | WWHQ | 1932 Wynnton Road | Columbus, GA 31999

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By Dan Amos, chairman and CEO, Aflac Incorporated

Originally published on Aflac Newsroom

Whether or not you celebrate Valentine’s Day, I hope you take this opportunity to give the gift that matters most: time.

As I wrote in a recent article published on Time.com, cancer has touched my own family more than once, and those losses remain a constant reminder: We don’t control how much time we get, but we do control how we use it. One appointment — one hour — can profoundly change the course of a life.

With 35 years of experience as a CEO, I’ve learned that our most precious resource is not capital, talent or technology — it’s time. It’s finite, irreplaceable and unequally distributed. And, ironically, it’s the very thing many of us feel we lack when trying to prioritize our health. In fact, nearly half of respondents to the 2025 Aflac Wellness Matters Survey said the same thing, that time was the biggest obstacle to staying on schedule with cancer screenings. Busy workdays, packed calendars, family responsibilities and long wait times all compete with something as essential as a routine check that could help save a life.

Valentine’s Day offers us a moment to rewrite that pattern. In addition to (or instead of) flowers or chocolates, consider giving the people you love a different kind of gift: encouragement and assistance that allows them to prioritize their health. Remind a spouse to schedule their mammogram. Urge a parent to book that long-postponed colonoscopy. Offer to watch a friend’s kids so they can finally go to that appointment.

This February, let’s expand our idea of love, and let’s make it actionable. The greatest Valentine we can give is more time with the people who matter most. Encourage them — and yourself — to get checked for cancer. It may be the most meaningful gift you ever give.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation for insurance. Aflac’s family of insurers includes American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus and/or American Family Life Assurance Company of New York.

Aflac | Aflac NY | WWHQ | 1932 Wynnton Road | Columbus, GA 31999

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By Dan Amos, chairman and CEO, Aflac Incorporated

Originally published on Aflac Newsroom

Whether or not you celebrate Valentine’s Day, I hope you take this opportunity to give the gift that matters most: time.

As I wrote in a recent article published on Time.com, cancer has touched my own family more than once, and those losses remain a constant reminder: We don’t control how much time we get, but we do control how we use it. One appointment — one hour — can profoundly change the course of a life.

With 35 years of experience as a CEO, I’ve learned that our most precious resource is not capital, talent or technology — it’s time. It’s finite, irreplaceable and unequally distributed. And, ironically, it’s the very thing many of us feel we lack when trying to prioritize our health. In fact, nearly half of respondents to the 2025 Aflac Wellness Matters Survey said the same thing, that time was the biggest obstacle to staying on schedule with cancer screenings. Busy workdays, packed calendars, family responsibilities and long wait times all compete with something as essential as a routine check that could help save a life.

Valentine’s Day offers us a moment to rewrite that pattern. In addition to (or instead of) flowers or chocolates, consider giving the people you love a different kind of gift: encouragement and assistance that allows them to prioritize their health. Remind a spouse to schedule their mammogram. Urge a parent to book that long-postponed colonoscopy. Offer to watch a friend’s kids so they can finally go to that appointment.

This February, let’s expand our idea of love, and let’s make it actionable. The greatest Valentine we can give is more time with the people who matter most. Encourage them — and yourself — to get checked for cancer. It may be the most meaningful gift you ever give.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation for insurance. Aflac’s family of insurers includes American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus and/or American Family Life Assurance Company of New York.

Aflac | Aflac NY | WWHQ | 1932 Wynnton Road | Columbus, GA 31999

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Kim Allman, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Public Policy | Impact Blog

Scams have become one of the most pervasive threats in today’s digital world. They are no longer isolated attempts of deception, but organized, fast-moving, personal and increasingly powered by AI. The result is a growing wave of financial and emotional harm that cuts across age, income, and geography.

Gen released a policy paper outlining clear recommendations for how US policymakers can help turn the tide against scam networks targeting Americans. From improved data protection to increased coordination with law enforcement, the recommendations reflect Gen’s long-standing commitment to protecting consumers online. 

Policymakers are paying attention

In January, the US Senate’s Special Committee on Aging held a hearing focused on international scams targeting older Americans. This group remains one of the most vulnerable to financial fraud, often losing life savings to carefully constructed schemes that exploit trust and emotional connections. At Gen, protecting older adults has always been a focus, and we continue our commitment as increased attention and resources are improving understanding and responses to these targeted scams.

The committee’s focus on elder fraud reinforces the urgency behind Gen’s recommendations. National awareness campaigns, stronger enforcement tools, and improved coordination across agencies are critical steps to address the scale of these scams and protect our most vulnerable. As threats continue to evolve, policy solutions must keep pace.

How Gen is leading the way

Gen leaders have joined a number of recent engagements in Washington to advance understanding of scams and promote policy solutions, including participation in the Global Anti-Scam Alliance’s North American Anti‑Scam Summit in December. Here, Gen leaders joined cybersecurity experts from across the industry to share insights on systemic approaches to scam prevention and the growing risks of AI-enabled fraud.

Gen is also collaborating with members of Congress through the bipartisan Stop Scams Caucus to reinforce why a coordinated federal response is essential. These discussion scenter on how policy and industry can work together to reduce risk and protect people at scale, and our efforts are helping to shape a smarter, more unified approach to the crisis.

Read our takeaways from these conversations here.

Policy solutions to match the threat

Gen threat data shows that scams now make up a majority of the harmful content and attacks blocked by our products each day. These include phishing schemes, impersonation campaigns, fraudulent investment scams, and AI‑assisted social engineering that uses stolen personal information to deceive victims in highly convincing ways.

Traditional approaches to cybercrime are not sufficient on their own. Criminal networks now operate across borders, using sophisticated tools that exploit gaps in information sharing and law enforcement capabilities. Gen’s policy proposals are designed to address these gaps with practical approaches, including:

• Expanded public awareness campaigns to inform the public about common scam techniques and how to avoid them.
• Enhanced collaboration between technology companies and federal law enforcement to accelerate investigations into transnational fraud networks.
• Support for stronger consumer protection standards that help reduce the harm caused by identity theft and financial fraud.

Each of these recommendations is rooted in what we see every day: real threats, real victims, and clear opportunities to strengthen digital safety for all.

A path forward

Scam prevention requires coordinated action from all parts of society. Technology companies can innovate new defenses, educators can help people recognize risks, and policymakers can adopt frameworks that align incentives and strengthen protections at the national level.

As the conversation in Washington evolves, Gen will continue working with federal leaders, consumer advocates, and industry partners to promote practical, effective policy solutions. Our focus will remain on helping ensure that protections keep pace with threats and that Americans can navigate the digital world with confidence.

Kim Allman, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Public Policy | Impact Blog

Scams have become one of the most pervasive threats in today’s digital world. They are no longer isolated attempts of deception, but organized, fast-moving, personal and increasingly powered by AI. The result is a growing wave of financial and emotional harm that cuts across age, income, and geography.

Gen released a policy paper outlining clear recommendations for how US policymakers can help turn the tide against scam networks targeting Americans. From improved data protection to increased coordination with law enforcement, the recommendations reflect Gen’s long-standing commitment to protecting consumers online. 

Policymakers are paying attention

In January, the US Senate’s Special Committee on Aging held a hearing focused on international scams targeting older Americans. This group remains one of the most vulnerable to financial fraud, often losing life savings to carefully constructed schemes that exploit trust and emotional connections. At Gen, protecting older adults has always been a focus, and we continue our commitment as increased attention and resources are improving understanding and responses to these targeted scams.

The committee’s focus on elder fraud reinforces the urgency behind Gen’s recommendations. National awareness campaigns, stronger enforcement tools, and improved coordination across agencies are critical steps to address the scale of these scams and protect our most vulnerable. As threats continue to evolve, policy solutions must keep pace.

How Gen is leading the way

Gen leaders have joined a number of recent engagements in Washington to advance understanding of scams and promote policy solutions, including participation in the Global Anti-Scam Alliance’s North American Anti‑Scam Summit in December. Here, Gen leaders joined cybersecurity experts from across the industry to share insights on systemic approaches to scam prevention and the growing risks of AI-enabled fraud.

Gen is also collaborating with members of Congress through the bipartisan Stop Scams Caucus to reinforce why a coordinated federal response is essential. These discussion scenter on how policy and industry can work together to reduce risk and protect people at scale, and our efforts are helping to shape a smarter, more unified approach to the crisis.

Read our takeaways from these conversations here.

Policy solutions to match the threat

Gen threat data shows that scams now make up a majority of the harmful content and attacks blocked by our products each day. These include phishing schemes, impersonation campaigns, fraudulent investment scams, and AI‑assisted social engineering that uses stolen personal information to deceive victims in highly convincing ways.

Traditional approaches to cybercrime are not sufficient on their own. Criminal networks now operate across borders, using sophisticated tools that exploit gaps in information sharing and law enforcement capabilities. Gen’s policy proposals are designed to address these gaps with practical approaches, including:

• Expanded public awareness campaigns to inform the public about common scam techniques and how to avoid them.
• Enhanced collaboration between technology companies and federal law enforcement to accelerate investigations into transnational fraud networks.
• Support for stronger consumer protection standards that help reduce the harm caused by identity theft and financial fraud.

Each of these recommendations is rooted in what we see every day: real threats, real victims, and clear opportunities to strengthen digital safety for all.

A path forward

Scam prevention requires coordinated action from all parts of society. Technology companies can innovate new defenses, educators can help people recognize risks, and policymakers can adopt frameworks that align incentives and strengthen protections at the national level.

As the conversation in Washington evolves, Gen will continue working with federal leaders, consumer advocates, and industry partners to promote practical, effective policy solutions. Our focus will remain on helping ensure that protections keep pace with threats and that Americans can navigate the digital world with confidence.

Kim Allman, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Public Policy | Impact Blog

Scams have become one of the most pervasive threats in today’s digital world. They are no longer isolated attempts of deception, but organized, fast-moving, personal and increasingly powered by AI. The result is a growing wave of financial and emotional harm that cuts across age, income, and geography.

Gen released a policy paper outlining clear recommendations for how US policymakers can help turn the tide against scam networks targeting Americans. From improved data protection to increased coordination with law enforcement, the recommendations reflect Gen’s long-standing commitment to protecting consumers online. 

Policymakers are paying attention

In January, the US Senate’s Special Committee on Aging held a hearing focused on international scams targeting older Americans. This group remains one of the most vulnerable to financial fraud, often losing life savings to carefully constructed schemes that exploit trust and emotional connections. At Gen, protecting older adults has always been a focus, and we continue our commitment as increased attention and resources are improving understanding and responses to these targeted scams.

The committee’s focus on elder fraud reinforces the urgency behind Gen’s recommendations. National awareness campaigns, stronger enforcement tools, and improved coordination across agencies are critical steps to address the scale of these scams and protect our most vulnerable. As threats continue to evolve, policy solutions must keep pace.

How Gen is leading the way

Gen leaders have joined a number of recent engagements in Washington to advance understanding of scams and promote policy solutions, including participation in the Global Anti-Scam Alliance’s North American Anti‑Scam Summit in December. Here, Gen leaders joined cybersecurity experts from across the industry to share insights on systemic approaches to scam prevention and the growing risks of AI-enabled fraud.

Gen is also collaborating with members of Congress through the bipartisan Stop Scams Caucus to reinforce why a coordinated federal response is essential. These discussion scenter on how policy and industry can work together to reduce risk and protect people at scale, and our efforts are helping to shape a smarter, more unified approach to the crisis.

Read our takeaways from these conversations here.

Policy solutions to match the threat

Gen threat data shows that scams now make up a majority of the harmful content and attacks blocked by our products each day. These include phishing schemes, impersonation campaigns, fraudulent investment scams, and AI‑assisted social engineering that uses stolen personal information to deceive victims in highly convincing ways.

Traditional approaches to cybercrime are not sufficient on their own. Criminal networks now operate across borders, using sophisticated tools that exploit gaps in information sharing and law enforcement capabilities. Gen’s policy proposals are designed to address these gaps with practical approaches, including:

• Expanded public awareness campaigns to inform the public about common scam techniques and how to avoid them.
• Enhanced collaboration between technology companies and federal law enforcement to accelerate investigations into transnational fraud networks.
• Support for stronger consumer protection standards that help reduce the harm caused by identity theft and financial fraud.

Each of these recommendations is rooted in what we see every day: real threats, real victims, and clear opportunities to strengthen digital safety for all.

A path forward

Scam prevention requires coordinated action from all parts of society. Technology companies can innovate new defenses, educators can help people recognize risks, and policymakers can adopt frameworks that align incentives and strengthen protections at the national level.

As the conversation in Washington evolves, Gen will continue working with federal leaders, consumer advocates, and industry partners to promote practical, effective policy solutions. Our focus will remain on helping ensure that protections keep pace with threats and that Americans can navigate the digital world with confidence.

ST PAUL, Minn., February 12, 2026 /3BL/ – Inogen Alliance is an official sponsor of the upcoming annual Global Water Stewardship Forum with the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS), for the fourth year. The forum runs from 23-24 June 2026 in Edinburgh, Scotland at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC).

As an Alliance we are representing our global presence at this event with thirteen Associate co-sponsors including Antea Group UK, Antea Brasil, Antea Group France, Antea Group USA, Baden Consulting in Switzerland, Brown & Green in Philippines, CDG Environmental in Costa Rica, Chola MS Risk Services Limited (CMSRS) in India, HPC France, HPC Italy, Mediterra in Spain, and Sustainera Solutions in Azerbaijan, Tonkin + Taylor in New Zealand; with our global Water Working Group leader Beatrice Bizzaro.

Since October 2025, Beatrice was elected as a member of the AWS Technical Committee, serving as one of the four global representatives from the Private Sector. At Inogen Alliance, we are thrilled about this opportunity and look forward to actively supporting AWS in their strategy.

The Alliance for Water stewardship Forum is one of the key events in which our community of members, implementers and stakeholders to share knowledge and learning on the evolution of water stewardship practice and forge new directions through dialogue and partnerships. Held annually in Edinburgh, Scotland, since 2016, it has become the must-attend event for the international water stewardship community.

We are proud to be sponsors among brands including WWF, Diageo and Haleon.

To learn more about the AWS Forum 2026 visit: AWS Global Water Stewardship Forum | Alliance for Water Stewardship

“Inogen Alliance remains committed to helping organizations worldwide strengthen water stewardship programs aligned with the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard. Our mission is to help clients implement sustainable water stewardship and management practices both at their Sites and across broader watershed contexts, generating positive values for the environment, communities, organizations and other key Stakeholders. Through our Global Water Working Group, we bring together local expertise to share practical insights, case studies, and perspectives on emerging water challenges and opportunities. This effort is supported by over 30 colleagues across 16 countries who are part of the AWS Professional Credentialing System.” 
– Beatrice Bizzaro, HPC Italy, Inogen Alliance global Water Working Group leader.

The complete list of AWS credentialed implementors is available here.

The AWS Global Water Forum is a unique opportunity to exchange water stewardship experiences with industry leaders and build connections with members of the wider global water stewardship community. This event has become a cornerstone annual global meeting for our water experts and clients to come together across geographic locations.

Registration for general tickets is open now. If you are interested, get your tickets early as this event has a history of selling out. Our global water team would love to see you in person at the AWS Forum in June!

If you are looking for support with your water stewardship strategies or AWS check out more on our global water services here.

About Inogen Alliance

Inogen Alliance is a global network made up of over 70 of independent local businesses and over 6,000 consultants around the world who can help make your project a success. Our Associates collaborate closely to serve multinational corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations, and we share knowledge and industry experience to provide the highest quality service to our clients. If you want to learn more about how you can work with Inogen Alliance, you can explore our Associates or Contact Us. Watch for more News & Blog updates, listen to our podcast and follow us on LinkedIn.

ST PAUL, Minn., February 12, 2026 /3BL/ – Inogen Alliance is an official sponsor of the upcoming annual Global Water Stewardship Forum with the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS), for the fourth year. The forum runs from 23-24 June 2026 in Edinburgh, Scotland at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC).

As an Alliance we are representing our global presence at this event with thirteen Associate co-sponsors including Antea Group UK, Antea Brasil, Antea Group France, Antea Group USA, Baden Consulting in Switzerland, Brown & Green in Philippines, CDG Environmental in Costa Rica, Chola MS Risk Services Limited (CMSRS) in India, HPC France, HPC Italy, Mediterra in Spain, and Sustainera Solutions in Azerbaijan, Tonkin + Taylor in New Zealand; with our global Water Working Group leader Beatrice Bizzaro.

Since October 2025, Beatrice was elected as a member of the AWS Technical Committee, serving as one of the four global representatives from the Private Sector. At Inogen Alliance, we are thrilled about this opportunity and look forward to actively supporting AWS in their strategy.

The Alliance for Water stewardship Forum is one of the key events in which our community of members, implementers and stakeholders to share knowledge and learning on the evolution of water stewardship practice and forge new directions through dialogue and partnerships. Held annually in Edinburgh, Scotland, since 2016, it has become the must-attend event for the international water stewardship community.

We are proud to be sponsors among brands including WWF, Diageo and Haleon.

To learn more about the AWS Forum 2026 visit: AWS Global Water Stewardship Forum | Alliance for Water Stewardship

“Inogen Alliance remains committed to helping organizations worldwide strengthen water stewardship programs aligned with the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) Standard. Our mission is to help clients implement sustainable water stewardship and management practices both at their Sites and across broader watershed contexts, generating positive values for the environment, communities, organizations and other key Stakeholders. Through our Global Water Working Group, we bring together local expertise to share practical insights, case studies, and perspectives on emerging water challenges and opportunities. This effort is supported by over 30 colleagues across 16 countries who are part of the AWS Professional Credentialing System.” 
– Beatrice Bizzaro, HPC Italy, Inogen Alliance global Water Working Group leader.

The complete list of AWS credentialed implementors is available here.

The AWS Global Water Forum is a unique opportunity to exchange water stewardship experiences with industry leaders and build connections with members of the wider global water stewardship community. This event has become a cornerstone annual global meeting for our water experts and clients to come together across geographic locations.

Registration for general tickets is open now. If you are interested, get your tickets early as this event has a history of selling out. Our global water team would love to see you in person at the AWS Forum in June!

If you are looking for support with your water stewardship strategies or AWS check out more on our global water services here.

About Inogen Alliance

Inogen Alliance is a global network made up of over 70 of independent local businesses and over 6,000 consultants around the world who can help make your project a success. Our Associates collaborate closely to serve multinational corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations, and we share knowledge and industry experience to provide the highest quality service to our clients. If you want to learn more about how you can work with Inogen Alliance, you can explore our Associates or Contact Us. Watch for more News & Blog updates, listen to our podcast and follow us on LinkedIn.