Michael Winterscheidt’s dedication to the industry and to his community has landed him a spot on Oklahoma Magazine’s 40 Under 40 list, which celebrates community leaders for their innovation, leadership, and positive impacts on Oklahoma.
Read ArticleTexas Water 2021 will be held virtually again this year, and Garver’s experts are set to lead nine technical presentations covering a variety of topics that are critical to the water and wastewater industry.
Read ArticleCardwell was one of 53 selected for the program sponsored by the Water Environment Federation to empower and develop emerging leaders within the industry through education, training, and networking.
Read ArticleAs an ElevateHER Cohort, Caitlin Pennington will use her insight and experience to help solve recruiting and retention challenges throughout the industry.
Read ArticleOklahoma Water Team Leader Mary Elizabeth Mach, PE, joins a group of professionals from various industry sectors who demonstrate leadership, success, and a care for their communities.
Read ArticleThe Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) recently announced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will impact every drinking water utility in the U.S. Garver water quality experts, Zaid Chowdhury, PE, Ph.D., BCEE and Ashley Pifer, PE, Ph.D., explain the revised rule and how Garver can help.
Read ArticleFor more than a century, Garver has delivered award-winning designs and provided communities with forward-thinking infrastructure solutions. Employees who have demonstrated a passion for Garver’s mission and a commitment to the firm are offered an opportunity to invest in the company’s future.
Read ArticleJeff Sober, PE, will lead a Garver's team consisting of 200 professionals leading the delivery of custom designs for water, wastewater, and advanced treatment facilities and related infrastructure.
Read ArticleThe annual honor is given in recognition of the innovative collaboration and positive work culture at one of Garver's offices.
Read ArticleThe Spirit of Garver Award, Garver's highest employee honor, is presented annually to the employees who exhibit a passion for their profession and dedication to the firm's values.
Read ArticleThe annual event was held virtually for the first time this year, with Garver SummitLIVE! broadcasting from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to nearly 800 Garver employees watching from offices across the country.
Read ArticleEmployees in Garver's Frisco, Texas office combined to donate more than $2,200 in supplies to be used in Hurricane Laura relief efforts.
Read ArticleEach year, Garver's best and brightest are presented with a Spirit of Garver Award, the company's highest employee honor. Employees are nominated by their peers, and winners are selected by a committee of company leaders and will be announced at Garver's annual Summit.
Read ArticleWater Reuse Practice Leader Michael Watts, PE, Ph.D., will serve a two-year term as vice-chair of a committee that promotes an understanding and benefits of water reuse methods.
Read ArticleOperations Specialist Gary Sober earned one of the industry's highest honors when he was named a Water Environment Federation Fellow
Read ArticleGarver came in at No. 16 on this year's list of the fastest-growing architecture, engineering, planning, and environmental consulting firms in the United States and Canada.
Read ArticleFor his impact on both the company and the Northwest Arkansas region, Director of AssetMax Keith Tencleve was recently selected to Northwest Arkansas Business Journal’s Forty under 40 list.
Read ArticleGarver has appeared in the top three of Zweig Group's annual Best Firms to Work For list for seven consecutive years.
Read ArticleCorporate Communications Leader Laura Nick is included on a list that identifies up-and-comers in Arkansas business, policy, and culture who have shown the potential to drive progress across the state.
Read ArticleTransportation Team Leader Todd Mueller, PE, was inducted into the Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineering, which mentors, supports, and works with University of Arkansas civil engineering students and faculty.
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