Pittsburgh Water

We're a global team of 215,000 Resourcers committed to ecological transformation, operating in 56 countries to help cities and industries manage their most critical resources. For over 170 years, we've been developing solutions that treat and distribute water for 111 million people, manage waste for 46 million residents, and produce 44 million MWh of energy annually. Our work spans three main areas - water, waste, and energy - with a focus on recovering and replenishing resources rather than just consuming them. What drives us is the mission to 'resource the world.' This means we're not just providing services; we're helping our customers reduce their carbon footprint, implement circular economy practices, and adapt to climate change. Whether we're optimizing industrial water treatment, designing district heating networks, or transforming waste into energy, we're focused on practical solutions that create real environmental impact. Our people work on the ground every day to make cities more sustainable and industries more efficient - because we believe ecological transformation isn't just necessary, it's an opportunity to build a better future.

Diné Development Corporation (DDC) is a Navajo Nation owned family of companies that delivers IT, engineering, and professional services solutions that solve the dynamic challenges of federal agencies. Founded in 2004 by the Navajo Nation, DDC was inspired by the legacy of young Navajo enlisted personnel who protected their homeland to ensure a future for their People. Today, the organization has grown into a dynamic portfolio of nine subsidiaries encompassing 700+ employees that deliver leading IT, professional, and environmental solutions to more than 250 unique customers throughout federal agencies, tribal governments, and commercial organizations. DDC is mission-focused, legacy-inspired, and community-driven. The corporation is dedicated to creating sustainable prosperity for the Navajo Nation through strategic expansion that contributes economic, infrastructure, environmental and other resources to advance the Navajo Nation for future generations. Since its inception, DDC has provided more than $4 million in dividends while directly supporting the improvement of infrastructure, education, and healthcare on the Navajo Nation. With an additional $11+ million in philanthropic contributions, DDC continues to transform the future of defense, healthcare, homeland security, intelligence, and environmental management while building upon the legacy of its shareholders.

The London Borough of Brent is a local government authority in northwest London, established in 1965 through the amalgamation of the former municipal boroughs of Wembley and Willesden. The council serves a resident population of over 330,000 people and is headquartered at Brent Civic Centre, under Chief Executive Kim Wright. Brent is recognised as one of the most diverse communities in the United Kingdom, with residents speaking more than 150 languages. The borough spans both inner and outer London and is home to Wembley Stadium. In 2020, it was named London Borough of Culture, reflecting its active investment in cultural programming and community events. The council delivers a broad range of statutory and discretionary public services, including: Children's and adult social care Housing services Education services and oversight Environmental services, including waste management and street cleaning Community safety initiatives Public libraries Civic administration and governance Brent Council maintains a stated commitment to equality, social justice, and ensuring all residents have access to quality services - priorities that shape its approach to both service delivery and workforce.

Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. With more than 36,000 people active in over 30 countries, we bring together the best minds from around the world to deliver intelligent products and solutions across the environment, energy, water, buildings, transport and infrastructure sectors. Our work has helped more than a third of the world's communities become more resilient, and we support over 40,000 client projects annually, generating gross revenues of €5bn in 2024. Founded in 1888 as a land reclamation business in the Netherlands, Arcadis has evolved through more than 135 years of innovation and strategic acquisitions into a global industry leader. We are ranked in the top 2% in our sector by Sustainalytics for ESG Risk Rating and in the top 2% of firms by EcoVadis for sustainable practices integration. Our four global business areas - Places, Mobility, Resilience, and Intelligence - enable us to deliver transformative projects that improve quality of life, from reducing flood risks in the Netherlands to securing clean drinking water across more than 30 U.S. states, from creating sustainable legacies during the Paris Olympics to revolutionizing urban transit with metro systems from Sydney to Toronto.

We are a global theme park and entertainment company that owns or licenses a diverse portfolio of award-winning park brands and experiences. Our seven world-class brands span 13 parks in seven markets across the United States and Abu Dhabi, offering experiences that matter with exhilarating thrill rides, family-friendly attractions, and inspiring up-close educational presentations with wildlife. We are one of the world's foremost zoological organizations and a global leader in animal welfare, training, husbandry, and veterinary care. We collectively care for one of the largest zoological collections in the world and have helped lead advances in the care of animals. Beyond our parks, we rescue and rehabilitate marine and terrestrial animals that are ill, injured, orphaned, or abandoned, with the goal of returning them to the wild. Our rescue team has helped over 40,000 animals in need throughout our history. We believe in connecting people to the sea and each other through exciting rides, amazing shows, and meaningful encounters with animals.

At FHI 360, we believe in putting opportunity within reach through collaboration and locally driven solutions. Our team of more than 2,200 experts works across over 50 countries, partnering with communities to develop data-driven approaches to global challenges. We listen first, then act - working alongside local organizations to expand economic opportunity, improve health outcomes, and respond to humanitarian crises with culturally attuned strategies. Our culture is built on six core values: innovation to meet evolving needs, mutual respect for diversity, passion driven by personal commitment, accountability through measurable results, commitment to excellence with high ethical standards, and teamwork across disciplines. Since 1971, we have evolved from conducting family planning research at the University of North Carolina to a global nonprofit that addresses interconnected challenges in health, education, nutrition, economic development, environment, and civil society. We advocate for access and opportunity for all people, enabling them to create their own paths forward through enduring networks and integrated solutions.