![Tina Arrowood](/sites/circularity.umn.edu/files/styles/folwell_full/public/2022-12/tina_arrowood.jpg?itok=oKr6U1et)
Tina Arrowood
Global Technology Manager, Water Solutions, DuPont
![Amy Childress](/sites/circularity.umn.edu/files/styles/folwell_full/public/2022-12/amy_childress.jpg?itok=aeuHwxEm)
Amy Childress
Director, Center for Water Reuse and Resource Recovery and Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Southern California
![Dave Cwiertny](/sites/circularity.umn.edu/files/styles/folwell_full/public/2022-12/dave_cwiertny.jpg?itok=LyVUZyvj)
Dave Cwiertny
Director, Center for Health Effects of Environmental Contamination and Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Iowa
![Carrie Jennings](/sites/circularity.umn.edu/files/styles/folwell_full/public/2022-12/carrie_jennings.jpg?itok=5wybDdrx)
Carrie E. Jennings
Carrie is the Research and Policy Director at Freshwater Society. She has been a field geologist for 24 years, 22 of those with the Minnesota Geological Survey and two with the DNR, Division of Lands and Minerals. Carrie is Adjunct Graduate Faculty at the U of M and was the science reports lead for the County Geologic Atlas program at the DNR. She applies her understanding of glacial geology and landscape evolution to shape policy and technical approaches for managing surface water and groundwater, avoiding hazards, and using resources wisely. Carrie and her husband live on a 120-acre farm which is primarily in a permanent conservation easement through the Dakota County Farmland and Natural Areas Program. Livestock is limited to a dozen chickens, a dog and a couple of cats. She has twice been elected town board supervisor and served on the planning commission for Eureka Township.
![Wes Meier](/sites/circularity.umn.edu/files/styles/folwell_full/public/2023-01/wes_meier_bio.png?itok=brZNmQlD)
Wes Meier
Wes is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cova (formerly EOS International), a social enterprise that empowers rural families in Central America with access to safe drinking water solutions. After graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering from Iowa State University, Wes worked as an Agriculture Specialist with the Peace Corps in Nicaragua, Central America. Upon completing his service with the Peace Corps, he started a manufacturing facility in Senegal, managed manufacturing partnerships in China, and lead a human-centered design innovation lab in Malawi. Wes now runs EOS with a team of dedicated staff, reaching nearly 1 million people with safe drinking water. Wes is a recent graduate of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, World Economic Forum Global Shaper Alumus, currently serves on several nonprofit boards as well as sitting on the Advisory Council of the United States Global Leadership Coalition.