AWS-North America will host two days of AWS Training in Atlanta, Georgia from September 26-27. Training will cover the AWS Foundation and Advanced Levels.
More Info:
Foundation Training Flyer
Advanced Training Flyer
We know that we are surrounded by water risks whether in the desert Southwest or in the Great Lakes. The first step is awareness and understanding of how different types of water risks are material to your operations. Are you looking to mitigate water-related risks at your sites or even within your supply chain? Do you need a strategic framework to help identify water risks and opportunities and then put an action plan into place to address those risks and opportunities? If so, then AWS-North America can help your organization through AWS Training. After the training you will be equipped to advocate for water stewardship and implement the International Water Stewardship Standard (“AWS Standard”) at sites within your organization (industrial, agricultural or municipal).
You can sign up for one or two days of training. Attending multiple days is slightly discounted in the registration link and further discounts are provided to nonprofits. Your registration includes morning and afternoon snacks as well as a full lunch. Each day of training runs from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Dates:
September 26-27
Day 1: Foundation Training
Day 2: Advanced Training
Venue:
Coca-Cola Headquarters Atlanta, GA
1 Coca-Cola Plaza, Atlanta, GA 30313
Enter from North Avenue.
Parking & Entrance Information:
Parking is on-site via the main entrance.
Visitors will be required to show ID to the guard at the entrance. If driving, proceed to the visitor’s parking deck below ground. Take the elevator to the ground floor reception area and check in at the front desk. All attendees should be pre-registered. Attendees will be escorted from the VIP Waiting Area to the meeting room.
For more information, email Matt Howard, VP Alliance for Water Stewardship – North America, mhoward@thewatercouncil.com or call 414-988-8749. Visit www.awsnorthamerica.com for more details on AWS and the International Water Stewardship Standard.
