Industry’s largest event features education, exhibits, and networking with attendees from around the world.

(WESTERVILLE, OH — December 6, 2021) The National Groundwater Association will be holding its premier industry event, Groundwater Week 2021, December 14-16 at Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Returning to an in-person event for the first time since 2019, Groundwater Week provides educational and networking experiences to groundwater professionals as well as a full week of product demos, expert panels, and fun!

The Groundwater Week exhibit hall will feature over 250 exhibitors from the industry’s leading companies and for the first time include a special pavilion of exhibitors from the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association.

Groundwater Week will feature every opportunity to maximize the foundations of groundwater science with water supply, resource protection, and remediation. During the event, attendees will:

• Explore products, technologies, and services from hundreds of exhibitors
• Learn about industry advances by attending any number of informational and educational sessions
• Choose from more than 50 hours of educational offerings designed to increase job performance
• Gain valuable insight regarding future industry trends and offerings.

This year’s keynote presentation will feature Nashville’s hitmakers’ and storytellers’ experience, giving attendees the opportunity to enjoy an engaging event filled with unforgettable moments of music, stories, and connection. Attendees will hear hit songs from Josh Kear, Natalie Hemby, and the Warren Brothers — and listen to the stories of how those songs came to be recorded by country music’s biggest stars.

Groundwater Week attendees will also have the opportunity to attend featured presentations from NGWA’s 2021 Darcy Lecturer Chen Zhu, Ph.D., 2021 McEllhiney Lecturer Kevin McGinnis, and 2022 McElhiney Lecturer Kevin McGillicuddy, PG.

“Groundwater Week is the flagship event of the groundwater industry, and we couldn’t be happier that it’s back as an in-person event,” said Terry S. Morse, CAE, CIC, CEO of NGWA. “As the champion for professionals in our industry, the week is designed to develop and grow successful careers in groundwater. The connections made during Groundwater Week are proven to move the industry and its professionals forward.”

Groundwater Week sponsors include Franklin Electric, Baker Water Systems, Flomatic, Grundfos, Goulds Water Technology, MudPuppy, In-Situ Inc., and The Groundwater Foundation.

Registration for Groundwater Week is available at GroundwaterWeek.com/Registration.

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The National Ground Water Association is a not-for-profit professional society and trade association for the global groundwater industry. Our members around the world include leading public and private sector groundwater scientists, engineers, water well system professionals, manufacturers, and suppliers of groundwater-related products and services. The Association’s vision is to be the leading groundwater association advocating for responsible development, management, and use of water.