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January 26, 2019

Global Water Technologies welcomes Congresswoman Susan Brooks to smart cities caucus

INDIANAPOLIS, January 26, 2019 -- Global Water Technologies (OTC: GWTR) is pleased to announce that its efforts in the emerging smart water/city sector continue to move forward as it welcomes U.S. Representative Susan Brooks (IN-5) as co-chair of the Congressional Smart Cities Caucus.

Congresswoman Brooks joins Congresswoman Yvette Clarke (NY-9) to serve as co-chairs of the caucus and will provide opening remarks for the 2019 Capitol Hill Tech Demo Day on January 30.

“This is exciting news for Indiana’s dynamic tech community and for leadership of the emerging smart cities ecosystem,” said Erik Hromadka, CEO of Global Water Technologies.

In 2017, the company coordinated efforts resulting in the City of Indianapolis being selected as one of five winners in the White House Commitment: Smart Cities Council Challenge Grants. Indianapolis, Austin, Miami, Orlando and Philadelphia were selected from more than 130 applications in the national competition.

In 2018, those efforts continued as the company participated in the launch of the first Indiana IoT Lab, began testing new smart city networks including LoRa and other communications systems and Hromadka became a member of the CompTIA smart cities advisory council.

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) is the leading voice and advocate for the $4.8 trillion global information technology ecosystem. Global Water Technologies has been researching and developing new solutions with innovative sensors and software to improve water efficiency.


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