Prosper Water Strengthens Leadership with New Executive Chairman and Board Member Amid Expansion
Prosper Water enhances its governance and operational capabilities with the appointment of Curtis F. Brockelman, Jr. as Executive Chairman and Keith Oldewurtel to the Board of Directors, signaling a strategic push in sustainable water treatment technology.
Prosper Water, a pioneer in sustainable water treatment technology, has announced significant additions to its leadership team with Curtis F. Brockelman, Jr. stepping in as Executive Chairman and Keith Oldewurtel joining the Board of Directors. This strategic move underscores the company's commitment to scaling its operations and reinforcing its governance framework as it embarks on ambitious projects, including the flagship Gas Infusion Biological Reactor (GIBR) technology project in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Brazil.
The Cabo project represents a pivotal step for Prosper Water, marking the first in a series of planned wastewater treatment facilities with a combined capacity of 18 million gallons per day. Developed in collaboration with one of Brazil's leading privately held water treatment companies, the project is a retrofit of a 2.2 million gallon-per-day plant, showcasing Prosper's innovative approach to enhancing water treatment efficiency and sustainability. The initiative has already garnered attention from major stakeholders in the water infrastructure sector, positioning Prosper as a key player in modern water treatment solutions.
With over 25 years of experience in institutional investment management and business scaling, Curtis F. Brockelman, Jr. brings a wealth of knowledge and a visionary approach to Prosper Water. His expertise in identifying and capitalizing on market trends is expected to drive the company's growth and innovation in the sustainable water treatment space. Similarly, Keith Oldewurtel's 45 years of experience in the water industry, including his tenure as Chief Operating Officer for Veolia North America, adds operational depth and regulatory insight to Prosper's board, further solidifying the company's strategic direction.
Max MacKenzie, Founder and CEO of Prosper Water, emphasized the importance of experienced leadership in navigating the complexities of water treatment innovation. The appointments of Brockelman and Oldewurtel reflect Prosper's dedication to combining breakthrough technology with strategic execution to address the global challenges of water sustainability. For more information on Prosper Water and its GIBR technology, visit https://www.prosperwater.com.