Between October of 2018 and July of 2024 CEO OriginClear gave a weekly briefing to shareholders and other followers on company activities and progress. Videos or transcripts of their audio are available here.
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Good morning! I hope you and your family are well. Are you tired of trying to beat the stock market? If yes, then you are one of the growing number of investors who are looking for alternative investments. Alternative investments are growing fast. Yesterday, I interviewed Ted Parker of the Millennium Trust Company.
Good Morning! How are you holding up? “Safer At Home” seems to be the new rule. But we’re hard at work─while staying safe! And we hope you are too.
Good morning! Global stocks snapped back yesterday after central banks pledged to intervene sharply. So the economic situation may well work itself out. But there will be winners and losers, and the Chinese economy is probably the biggest loser.
Weekly Briefing on Thursday First things first, don’t forget my weekly briefing on Thursday! Save this email, which has the dial-in info, below. (Or click here for reminders.) Here’s an excerpt from my latest article on Coronavirus and the water industry.
Flash! Catch my CEO Briefing today at 5pm Pacific / 8pm Eastern. We’ll cover planning for the new year, including potential acquisitions, and driving sales both here and abroad. Good morning! We have a problem, and I talk about it in this article: “Currently, about 90% of the U.S. population relies on centralized networks of pipes and huge “mega-facilities” for water treatment and distribution.
OriginClear CEO, Riggs Eckelberry Aims to Take Water Treatment from $1 Trillion to $5 Trillion. That was last Friday’s headline in Grit Daily, and the story went viral over the next few days in social media… What happened?
Good morning! Today, we are in an all-day meeting near Dallas, to launch our unified brand effort behind Modular Water Treatment.
Good morning! In his 1990 book, The Macintosh Way, Guy Kawasaki wrote: “The Macintosh Way of doing business means doing the right thing and doing things right…. It is a way of doing business for people who are foolish or brave enough to try to make a difference in a world of mediocrity.”
Good morning! On TV last week, I discussed a major problem (view clip here). Let me set the stage. New York City’s water supply system is among the finest in the world. New York barely needs to treat its water. If you’ve tasted the water, you know.
