Prosper Water Strengthens Leadership Team Amid Expansion

Prosper Water, a pioneer in sustainable water treatment technologies, 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 during a pivotal growth phase.

The appointments coincide with the commissioning of Prosper Water's flagship Gas Infusion Biological Reactor (GIBR) technology project in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Brazil. This project represents the first in a series of planned wastewater treatment facilities, boasting a total capacity of 18 million gallons per day. The initiative, developed in collaboration with one of Brazil's leading privately held water treatment companies, has already garnered attention from major players in the water infrastructure sector, highlighting Prosper Water's emerging influence in modern water treatment solutions.

With over 25 years of experience in institutional investment management and a knack for identifying and capitalizing on market trends, Mr. Brockelman is poised to guide Prosper Water through its next chapter of growth. His strategic vision and operational expertise are expected to be instrumental in navigating the complexities of scaling innovative water treatment technologies.

Mr. Oldewurtel brings to the table over 45 years of experience in the water industry, including a tenure as Chief Operating Officer for Veolia North America’s Water/Wastewater Contract Operation and Maintenance business. His deep operational knowledge and regulatory expertise are anticipated to be invaluable as Prosper Water expands its footprint in the sustainable water treatment market.

Max MacKenzie, Founder and CEO of Prosper Water, emphasized the importance of experienced leadership in transforming innovative concepts into executable solutions. The addition of Mr. Brockelman and Mr. Oldewurtel to the leadership team is a testament to Prosper Water's dedication to advancing sustainable water treatment technologies and its commitment to environmental stewardship.

Prosper Water's GIBR technology represents a significant leap forward in sustainable water treatment, offering unparalleled efficiency and performance. With its patented technology, the company is setting new standards in the industry, enabling utilities and industries to enhance treatment capacity, improve effluent quality, and reduce operational costs, all while contributing to the preservation of the planet's most vital resource. For more information on Prosper Water and its innovative solutions, visit https://www.prosperwater.com.