Leadership Change RWRA recently appointed Dwayne Duke as executive director, marking a leadership shift and potential new strategic priorities. This presents an opening for relationship-building with the new leadership team to introduce services that align with fresh direction and priorities.

Non-Engineering Leadership The agency made history by naming a non-engineer as executive director, signaling openness to cross-functional perspectives. This may broaden interest in solutions beyond traditional engineering tools, including governance, finance, and stakeholder engagement services.

Regional Utility Focus As the regional wastewater provider for Owensboro and Daviess County with a KPDES industrial monitoring role, RWRA represents a substantial municipal utility opportunity for asset management, compliance, monitoring technologies, and efficiency improvements.

Scale and Revenue With 11-50 employees and a revenue range of 100M–250M, RWRA operates at a sizable municipal utility scale, indicating potential for enterprise-level solutions in operations optimization, ERP integrations, and cybersecurity governance tailored to public sector entities.

Leadership Track Records Past leadership appointments in engineering, finance, and administration suggest ongoing needs across project delivery, capital planning, and regulatory reporting. This hints at opportunities for program management, financial analytics, and compliance software or services.