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Opportunities for all at Envireau Water

May 10, 2021

Whether part of the technical team or business team at Envireau Water, each holds great value to the growth and success of the company. With a culture that values opportunities and recognises the time needed to enable development, we continually support and encourage progression. Working towards chartership, obtaining certifications, and even gaining MSc’s! 


Over the last three years, Envireau Water has supported and funded Michael Underwood through an MSc in River Environments and their Management at Birmingham University and Joseph Shipperbottom

through an MSc in Hydrogeology and Water Management from Newcastle University. This year, Lauren Moore, our Business Operations Manager, began her 2-year journey on the Management and Leadership MSc at Cranfield University.


Lauren Moore, our Business Operations Manager, shares her thoughts…


“I joined Envireau Water as a geography graduate in 2018 with an interesting art background. I have since been given every opportunity to explore all aspects of Envireau Water, whether it be using my academic background for technical work, or my creativity for marketing and business development. Through those opportunities I developed a strong commercial interest and drive to develop a career in business. Supported by a fantastic team, I am delighted to have started my MSc at Cranfield and am incredibly grateful for the opportunities Envireau Water have presented me with.”


The entire Envireau Water team are delighted for Lauren and wish her every success throughout her MSc. We pride ourselves on investing in our academically diverse team and supporting them to expand their knowledge in the fields that interest them. We will continue to invest in the team and whilst this is the third masters we have supported; it is certainly not our last!


Are you interested to see how working at Envireau Water could progress your career? Take a look at our office manager vacancy to see if this is the career move for you!

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