Amy Corriveau serves as President of Trinnex, a company specializing in digital software and solutions for the water sector. She has over 27 years of experience assisting utilities in successfully implementing technology to enhance operational efficiency. With a strong commitment to leading and collaborating with teams to develop innovative and sustainable solutions, she partners with clients, technologists, and engineers to provide advanced solutions to the utility industry.

In addition to her direct experience, Amy has held leadership roles within national industry associations, such as the Water Environment Federation (WEF), and serves as a technical advisor on numerous technology-oriented research committees, including IEEE and the Water Research Foundation (WRF).

She holds a Master of Civil & Environmental Engineering from MIT and actively volunteers to promote STEM education and support women in engineering and technology fields.

Outside of her professional and volunteer commitments, Amy and her husband Kevin of 25 years, enjoy traveling and cheering at the sporting and academic events of their three kids.

Travis Wagner is a seasoned water sector digital expert and business leader with over 20 years of experience in digital strategy and transformation, data collection, integration, management, advanced analytics, and software. He has developed, led, and grown digital businesses for over a decade and is passionate about helping customers optimize infrastructure decisions using a combination of hardware, software, and services. Mr. Wagner’s experience encompasses asset integrity and management, operations, planning, data science, software and solutions development, hardware and technology expertise, and design. He has a successful track record in driving business growth, internal and client digital transformation, product and service innovation, and scalable solutions that deliver lasting and practical outcomes to manage infrastructure optimally.

Travis is responsible for Trinnex’s Digital Solutions business that includes strategy development defining how digital technologies can be used to achieve utility business goals. This digital transformation planning helps organizations implement new technologies, streamline processes, and transform into a digital innovation culture. He also leads a data science as a service (DSaaS) offering that provides utilities a services-based model to optimize their planning and operations with artificial intelligence solutions as well as implementation/integration of large, complex digital projects that centralize, manage, and analyze data.

Adam brings 25+ years of experience in the water industry, with degrees in civil engineering and finance. His career spans leading the acquisition and integration of more than $200 million in water utility acquisitions, designing utility rates and revenue requirements, developing water and wastewater O&M and capital plans, building and calibrating hydraulic models, and architecting complex technology solutions. He is also a trusted advisor to utility CEOs, helping manage change across utilities of all sizes.

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