Betty Jordan Named 2010 Hite Award Winner
October 5, 2010
By Peter Mason
Congratulations to Betty Jordan who Water For People named as our 2010 Robert W. Hite Outstanding
Leadership Awardee today. The Robert W. Hite Award annually recognizes an
individual who models the best in leadership with innovation, creativity, and
commitment to the principles of Water For People. Ms. Jordan was presented the
award on October 5, 2010, at the Water Environment Federation's Annual Technical
Exhibition and Conference in New Orleans, LA.
Ms. Jordan is a principal in Alan Plummer
Associates, Inc. (APAI), an architecture and engineering firm in Dallas, TX. She
is a Professional Engineer, and has degrees in Biology, Chemistry, and Civil
Engineering. As the Manager of Technology for APAI, she mentors young engineers
and works with others to ensure new technologies are fully evaluated and
appropriately incorporated into solutions for clients. Ms. Jordan is currently
serving as the President of the Water Environment Association of Texas and is on
the Board of Trustees of the Water Environment Federation.
As a
passionate fundraiser and volunteer for Water For People, Ms. Jordan also
received the Kenneth J. Miller Award in 2007. In addition, she was the keynote
speaker at the US Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition where she challenged
the students to enrich their lives and the lives of others through activities in
organizations such as Water For People.
“Each year, this prestigious
award is given to a person who has demonstrated active leadership to benefit
others, and is supportive of Water For People’s mission. Betty is a visionary
who works to make a difference. Her service to Water For People, the water and
sanitation sector at large, and the next generation of problem solvers, all
combine to make her the natural choice for this year’s Robert W. Hite
Outstanding Leadership Award,” explained Jodi Lundin, Senior Manager of
Strategic Partnerships. “Her contributions are innumerable and we are thrilled
to present her this award.”
Thanks for your years of service Betty!
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