CUWA Appoints New Executive Director
Brown and Caldwell’s Wendy Broley to spearhead California Urban Water Agencies (CUWA).
Broley
The California Urban Water Agencies (CUWA) has announced Brown and Caldwell’s Wendy Broley will assume the role of executive director effective July 1.
CUWA is a non-profit corporation of 11 major urban water agencies responsible for drinking water consumed by over two-thirds of California’s population. The CUWA provides a technical perspective to promote common understanding and consensus solutions among the urban water community, and is a technical leader on potable reuse, water supply reliability, and emerging contaminants.
As Brown and Caldwell One Water leader, Broley has earned a growing reputation in evaluating alternative water uses and developing diverse and resilient water supply portfolios to meet 21st-century challenges. Her 20 years of engineering and operations expertise includes integrated One Water policy, strategic planning, and process engineering for a host of membrane and advanced treatment systems for potable reuse, surface water treatment, and groundwater desalination applications.
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