Tucker, GA — Anue Water Technologies, the leading supplier of cost- effective and sustainable technologies to prevent odor, corrosion, scale, bacteria, and FOG (fat oil, grease) in municipal and industrial wastewater applications, has promoted Gregory Bock to the new position of VP General Manager. Previously, Mr. Bock has worked as Anue’s VP Operations since July, 2018.
In his new role, Greg will be responsible for operations and all commercial relations, as well. This includes Anue’s innovative line of FORSe and Phantom systems for wastewater treatment through Oxygen and Ozone injection, remote digital telemetry systems for easy monitoring and control, Enviroprep systems for rapid elimination of FOG and carbon-impregnated Anue Geomembrane Covers for cost-effective odor control.
Greg has over 30 years of specialty water experience, having served as Division Manager for Zee Water where he solved customers’ wastewater issues in both North and South America. Earlier in his career Greg held management positions with GE Water/Betz Dearborn, including the opening of numerous Field Service Centers to support industrial water customers.
Greg is a 2 time winner of Betz-Dearborn’s Eagle Award, and was designated by Betz as a High-Value Employee. Greg also won Zee Water’s President’s Club and Slayer Awards, among other recognition for performance excellence.
Greg studied electronic engineering and business administration at Temple University, and is a Six Sigma Green Belt.
For more information, contact Anue Water Technologies, Inc. at sales@anuewater.com or (760) 727-2683 or visit our web site at www.anuewater.com. About Anue Water Technologies: Founded in 2005, Anue Water Technologies Inc. is headquartered in Tucker GA. The company manufactures and supplies high efficiency, patented systems for the municipal and industrial wastewater markets.
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