“Embracing neurodiversity in the workplace is not just a matter of inclusivity; it’s a strategic advantage. Companies that foster a neurodiverse environment, appreciating the unique perspectives and talents of individuals with diverse neurological conditions, are often more innovative and creative.”
Utilities across the country are facing growing workforce shortages as experienced operators retire.
Bā partnered with The Water Tower Institute to develop Water Needs You, a national recruitment campaign designed to attract the next generation of water professionals.
The result: a scalable messaging platform and partner toolkit helping utilities expand workforce development across the industry.
We’re excited to introduce James McKinsey, Bā’s new PR Manager.
James brings strong experience in media relations, storytelling, and strategic communications. At Bā, he’ll focus on helping water innovators translate complex technologies into narratives that resonate with editors, customers and communities.
If your team is preparing a launch, announcement, or industry milestone, James will make sure the right people hear about it.
What’s really shaping the future of water?
At AWWA ACE this June, Bā will be asking that question and sharing Signals — insights gathered from conversations with utilities, innovators, editors and industry leaders.
Beth, Seth, Mora and James will be on the ground in Washington, DC meeting with clients and tracking the ideas gaining traction across the sector.
If you’ll be there and want to schedule time to talk about how marketing can increase pipeline – or just grab a coffee and discuss industry challenges – let’s connect!
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When someone asks AI about water solutions like PFAS treatment, filtration technology or non-revenue water, it pulls from sources it trusts.
That means earned media, expert commentary and consistent visibility now influence how AI platforms surface companies.
In our latest blog, we explain how water brands can strengthen their credibility in the AI era.
Students across the U.S. are learning about water conservation through their school gardens.
The 2026 Waterwise Garden Grant from KidsGardening is supporting 25 elementary and middle schools with funding and irrigation kits to help students grow gardens while learning how to use water wisely.
Curious if a school near you made the list?