Glen T. Daigger, PhD, PE, BCEE, NAE
Title: CH2M HILL Senior Vice President and Chief Water Technology Officer; President of the International Water Association
Brief on area of expertise: Dr. Daigger is a recognized expert in wastewater treatment, especially the use of biological processes. His nine patents for wastewater treatment have helped establish the nation’s wastewater treatment standards, and as the author or co-author of more than 100 technical papers, four books, and several technical manuals, he has contributed to advancing practice within the wastewater profession.
Additional Materials:
- Follow Dr. Glen Daigger as he blogs on CH2M HILL Access Water
- Selection of books by, or contributed to by, Dr. Glen Daigger
- Selection of articles, papers, and patents by Dr. Glen Daigger
- Dr. Daigger is interviewed as incoming President of the International Water Association at the 2010 International Water Association World Water Congress by Water Canada.
- “Responding to the World’s Future Water Needs” on the Access Water Blog
- “Water association welcomes new president to office”
- “Urban water management model to be exemplified by three Turkish cities”
- "A New Urban Water Paradigm" video message to World Bank Water Week attendees on the Access Water Blog
- "Global Focus on Water Reuse Intensifies" on the Access Water Blog; provides insight on water reuse in USA Today feature "From toilets to tap: How we get tap water from sewage"
- "World Water Day from Seoul, Republic of Korea" on the Access Water Blog
- Dr. Glen Daigger joined 60 thought leaders for The Future We Create to explore the critical topic of the future of water, sharing their perspectives in 1 minute each for a 60 minute presentation. Hear more from Dr. Daigger about "The Future of Water - We Need to Act More Quickly" on the Access Water Blog.
- Dr. Glen Daigger helped open Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) 2011 as the first speaker in the video that began the SIWW opening ceremony (also embedded below). He also presented the World Water Prize and citation to 2011 awardee Dr. James Barnard. In reflection of the World Water Prize, Dr. Daigger shares his thoughts about "Technology's Vital Role in Revolutionizing Urban Water Management" on the Access Water Blog.
