InfoTiles will demo its digital analytics software in front of industry professionals and global investors at The Water Council headquarters in Milwaukee to strengthen its global commitment to water stewardship and expand help operations into the US.
InfoTiles is one of only four European water technology companies selected to take part in The Water Council’s prestigious Business, Research, and Entrepreneurship in Water programme 2023 (BREW 2.0) - which will conclude in a demo event on June 22.
BREW 2.0 is a post-accelerator programme created to help young companies. Focusing on expert-led sales and growth training tailored for water tech businesses with access to ongoing training opportunities with the Water Council, participants can build connections, open business opportunities, and continue growth trajectory.
The programme also gives access to more than 200 water technology companies and partners in a global network and connections to potential demonstration sites, including utilities, businesses, and universities.
Karen Frost, The Water Council vice president of economic development and innovation said, “We are excited to continue to grow our BREW 2.0 post-accelerator partnerships and offerings, providing more resources to these water technology startups that are so important to solving critical water challenges.”
Johnny Alexander Gunneng, Chief Executive of InfoTiles said, “In the water sector, partnerships are important given the complex and interconnected nature of water issues. Through this partnership and involvement in BREW 2.0, InfoTiles will leverage resources and connections with leading innovators to push forward the global water agenda, especially in the US, encouraging the active use of digital software to meet the fast-changing demands of digital transformation in water.”
Johnny Alexander Gunneng, Chief Executive of InfoTiles, at an event in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2022
InfoTiles was accepted into the BREW 2.0 programme with its software-as-a-service which enables the optimisation of water and wastewater management by water utilities. It can enhance allocation, reduce leakage, and mitigating the impacts of water-related crises like flooding and scarcity. Furthermore, InfoTiles can reduce the OPEX costs for the utilities by improving the operations maintenance.
The digital analytics platform spans the water value chain, simplifying and automating the steps of consolidating data by applying real-time analytics and machine learning.
BREW 2.0 focuses on late-stage water technology startups ready to enter the market or with early sales and includes two weeks of targeted virtual training followed by an in-person week in Milwaukee with a pitch event, and live demo, and investor networking.
InfoTiles will be joined by three other European water innovation companies from France, Spain, and Slovakia and six from the US. For 2023, Xylem Innovation Labs is joining as a corporate sponsor alongside Beckhoff Automation and Thales Water Advisors.
Dean Amhaus, The Water Council president & chief executive said, “Xylem has always been supportive of The Water Council’s mission to solve global water challenges through freshwater innovation and water stewardship.
“With Xylem’s strong commitment and global brand for water technology excellence, we are thrilled to be working with Xylem Innovation Labs in supporting the next generation of promising startups.”
In addition, The Water Council will offer the BREW 2.0 cohort connections to the venture capital community through a curated investor event. A unique assembly of global investors and members of The Water Council will be invited, including global water technology companies and large industrial water users.
For more information about The Water Council's Demo Day, visit https://thewatercouncil.regfox.com/demo-day
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