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The Water Connection to lead Tap-In COLorado
The Water Connection is excited to announce that it will be leading TAP-IN Colorado in 2020! TAP-IN’s mission has been to convene Coloradans around water challenges to bring fresh voices and new approaches to the conversation and build a collaborative network across communities. TWC is excited for this opportunity, and we will share more about this new partnership soon.
On July 21st, 2020 TAP-IN hosted a virtual panel "Using an Entrepreneurial Spirit to do Good" with John Chahbandour (Hydro Venture Partners)
Mike Smith (RenewWest), Renee Azerbegi (Ambient Energy), and Greg Fisher (Denver Water). This panel built on the TAP-IN series, which was initially launched by the State of Colorado and is continuing now through The Water Connection. We are providing platforms like this panel event for inspiring conversation, connection and collaboration among institutions, entrepreneurs and investors for the advancement of innovative solutions to Colorado’s water resource challenges. We explored the current state of innovation and collaboration in our water sector, with particular focus on the dynamics between non-profit and for-profit businesses working in water, plus we’ll have a glimpse into what’s happening in the energy sector as a possible learning tool. Click here to watch the recording of this panel.
Historical information about this program can be found on the Colorado Water Conservation Board page dedicated to TAP IN.
On July 21st, 2020 TAP-IN hosted a virtual panel "Using an Entrepreneurial Spirit to do Good" with John Chahbandour (Hydro Venture Partners)
Mike Smith (RenewWest), Renee Azerbegi (Ambient Energy), and Greg Fisher (Denver Water). This panel built on the TAP-IN series, which was initially launched by the State of Colorado and is continuing now through The Water Connection. We are providing platforms like this panel event for inspiring conversation, connection and collaboration among institutions, entrepreneurs and investors for the advancement of innovative solutions to Colorado’s water resource challenges. We explored the current state of innovation and collaboration in our water sector, with particular focus on the dynamics between non-profit and for-profit businesses working in water, plus we’ll have a glimpse into what’s happening in the energy sector as a possible learning tool. Click here to watch the recording of this panel.
Historical information about this program can be found on the Colorado Water Conservation Board page dedicated to TAP IN.