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CONTRIBUTORS
Pamela A. Malone serves as the Vice President of Strategic Development for Itron’s Water Group. Malone’s
experience in the water industry spans over two decades and her role is multi-faceted including business development,
government and regulatory affairs. Malone holds JD and MBA degrees from the University of San Diego
and a degree in electrical engineering from Marquette University.
Michael Lubrecht is a licensed geologist in Washington State and is the Senior Geologist with Directed
Technologies Drilling, Inc., in Bremerton, Wash. He has worked in water resources development, environmental
remediation, highway engineering, and coal exploration at various locations across North America. He currently
resides near Seattle.
Dan Ombalski, PG, EIT, is an engineer and geologist and the President of Directed Technologies Drilling Inc.,
at the firm’s Pennsylvania headquarters in Bellefonte. He has worked as an environmental consultant, surveyor
and civil engineer, and has pioneered many of the drilling techniques described in the article.
Gregory M. Baird is Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer of AWI “Aging Water Infrastructure”
Consulting. He is an experienced municipal finance and utility management professional, including serving as
chief financial officer for Aurora, Colo., and has a Master’s in Public Administration (MPA) from Brigham Young
University’s Marriot School of Management.
Bob Bailey is the President of the Water Business Group for CH2M HILL. In this role, he has worldwide responsibility
for the development, project performance, and risk management of all CH2M HILL water, wastewater and
water resource projects.
Peter Nicol is the Global Business Development Director for CH2M HILL’s Water Business Group. Nicol is a
professional engineer with 30 years of experience, and has played key roles on some of the most significant
water and wastewater treatment projects in Canada.
Jeff Maxcy is a construction manager with CH2M HILL. He graduated from Mississippi State University in 1985
with a bachelor’s in construction engineering and started working with CH2M HILL in 1987 as a construction
inspector. For the past 20 years he has been involved with determining how to specify and install waterproofing
materials, concrete restoration materials and coatings properly in a sanitary sewer system.
Tom Iseley, Ph.D., P.E., is a Professor and Director of Construction Engineering Management Technology,
Purdue School of Engineering & Technology at IUPUI. Iseley has over 35 years of experience in the planning,
design and construction of underground infrastructure systems. He served on the faculty of Mississippi State
University, Purdue University and Louisiana Tech University.
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