Share Knowledge is one of the Jones & Henry Benchmarks that drives our culture. We make a point to consider who else can benefit from our knowledge and freely share information and innovations. Several Jones & Henry team members demonstrated that commitment this month by appearing and presenting at various events.
Jones & Henry principals were part of the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water’s 2025 Spring Conference, which was held March 11-13 in French Lick, Indiana. John P. Burgelin, PE, presented Inflow and Infiltration Reduction – How to Implement Technology Into Your Project and Developing Local Limits for PFAS. Jakob D. Meinerding, PE, Associate DBIA, and Thieneman Construction’s Jeff Chinn co-presented Collaborative Delivery is for Small Projects and Small Systems, Too. And Theodore A. Bennett, PE, delivered his talk, Built To Last – What We’ve Learned.
Aaron J. Davenport, PE, teamed up with Perry Hart from the City of Battle Creek for a talk at the 2025 Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA) Conference on March 19. Their presentation, How a Hunch, Operator Experience, Investigation, & Regulatory Transparency Led to the Largest Wellfield Rehabilitation Project in State History, described Battle Creek’s Verona Wellfield undertaking.
Peter Latta, CDT®, CSI, and Troy Brehmer, PE, were featured presenters at The Northwest Section of the Ohio Water Environment Association (NWOWEA) meeting on March 27 in Bellevue, Ohio. Peter delivered Bellevue WWTP Screening and Grit Removal, and Troy presented Grit Challenges, Design Through Operations.
We’ve seen that sharing knowledge fosters teamwork, stimulates innovation, and enhances our firm’s overall performance. It also creates a workplace culture richer in trust, transparency, and collaboration.
Knowledge is one of our greatest assets. So find it, share it, and use it.
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Our benchmarks define the behaviors that reinforce our values and serve as our blueprint for excellence.
