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AWARDS JUDGING
Meet the decision-makers
The winners of the Water Industry Achievement Awards
are chosen by experts drawn from the industry. The
judges are chosen because they know the difference
between what is common in the industry and what is
truly outstanding and deserves to be rewarded.
There are two panels of judges – one weighs up the
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merits of entries for the Most Innovative New Technology
of the Year and Most Innovative Use of an Existing
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Technology categories, while the other scrutinises all the
other categories.
Entries are read thoroughly by the judges who then fill
in a form to get a shortlist of entries for each category.
The judging panel will then discuss the shortlisted entries
and then fill in a form outlining their first, second and third
choice before a winner is chosen.
The six shortlisted entries from each of the Most
Innovative New Technology of the Year and Most
Innovative Use of an Existing Technology categories will
be required to give a 15-minute presentation to the
judging panel. This panel will also fill in a form outlining its
first, second and third choice before a winner for each of
the two categories is chosen.
For the Outstanding Innovation 2009 category, both
judging panels combine with the aim of judging the
winning entries from all the categories (excluding
Outstanding Individual Contribution to the Water Industry)
to establish an outright Water Industry Achievement
Awards winner.
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The panel for the main awards comprised:
• David Hellier, water business manager at Energy &
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• John Aldridge, commercial director at British Water
• Darryl Newport, director of sustainability, Graduate
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School, at the University of East London
• Jamie Woods, asset management and operations
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• Professor Simon Parsons, head of Centre for Water
Sciences at Cranfield University
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• Fiona Griffith, technology and innovation manager at
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• Dr Ian Pallett, technical director at British Water
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• Steve Kaye, manager of innovation for Anglian Water
• Tom Hall, senior consultant at the WRc
WET News and Water & Wastewater Treatment would like to
thank our award sponsors – AECOM, Anglo Technical
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Recruitment, Ofwat, Imtech Process, Saint-Gobain PAM UK and
Veolia Water – for their support, and the judges who had the
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difficult task of picking the winners. Most importantly, we
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would like to thank all those companies that took the time to
enter the Water Industry Achievement Awards.
Review July 2009
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