President-Elect Frias Looks to Increase AWRA's Thought Leadership Role in Water Resources

摘要

Rafael Frias Ⅲ, client director for water business at Black and Veatch, was recently voted AWRA president-elect and began serving his term on January 1, 2016. He will become president of AWRA on January 1, 2017. January 1, 2016, also saw AWRA member Martha Narvaez, a policy scientist in the Water Resources Agency of the Institute for Public Administration at University of Delaware, begin her tenure as president of the organization. She replaced John C. Tracy, director of Texas Water Resources Institute, who became immediate past president. Newly elected National Board of Director's members Betsy Cody, Congressional Research Service and Laurel Stadjuhar, West Sage Water Consultants, also assumed their seats on that day.