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Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans, as well as a time for reflection and recognition of their central role throughout U.S. history. As a global company, we believe it’s important to acknowledge the significance of this occasion and to celebrate the many Black trailblazers throughout history.
Watts Water Technologies on LinkedIn: Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African
In case you missed it: On Wednesday, October 19, thousands of Watts colleagues across our global locations came together for our “Pink for a Day” event to support breast cancer research, advocacy, and support. For each employee who wore pink, Watts pledged to donate $2 to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. This week, to celebrate the high level of engagement, Watts tripled the final tally and CEO Robert Pagano Jr presented a $15,000 check to Susan G. Komen. Thank you to all our employees who showed support for this important cause!
In case you missed it: On Wednesday, October 19, thousands of Watts colleagues across our global locations came together for our “Pink for a Day” event to support breast cancer research, advocacy, and support. For each employee who wore pink, Watts pledged to donate $2 to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. This week, to celebrate the high level of engagement, Watts tripled the final tally and CEO Robert Pagano Jr presented a $15,000 check to Susan G. Komen. Thank you to all our employees who showed support for this important cause!
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! At Watts, we love celebrating our cultural diversity and all the distinctions that make our global employee population so unique. Later this month, our ‘Latin Americans at Watts’ employee resource group will be hosting a commemorative event at our North Andover headquarters – stay tuned for the festivities!
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! At Watts, we love celebrating our cultural diversity and all the distinctions that make our global employee population so unique. Later this month, our ‘Latin Americans at Watts’ employee resource group will be hosting a commemorative event at our North Andover headquarters – stay tuned for the festivities!
ICYMI: Last week was National Backflow Day, a holiday created by Watts to recognize our unsung heroes of water safety who keep potable water safe and clean for billions of people around the world. Colleagues at our North Andover headquarters celebrated the inaugural event with treats from The Cookie Monstah! To see more images, click on our LinkedIn post below.
Watts Water Technologies on LinkedIn: #backflowday #WattsWater
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Following severely frigid temperatures that devastated the typically mild region, colleagues in Fort Worth, Texas answered the call for blood donations.
Fort Worth Holds Blood Drive After Texas Deep Freeze
To celebrate World Water Day and support communities in need, Watts joined Planet Water Foundation for its annual Project 24 initiative, sponsoring the installation of a water filtration system that provides clean water for up to 1,800 residents of Da Nhim Commune in Lam Dong, Vietnam.
Watts and Planet Water Bring Clean Water to Vietnam
Happy International Women's Day! We are proud to celebrate our global network of women employees, customers and business partners. As a company, we commit to #ChooseToChallenge and help create a more inclusive, equitable world for women. #IWD2021
Happy International Women's Day! We are proud to celebrate our global network of women employees, customers and business partners. As a company, we commit to #ChooseToChallenge and help create a more inclusive, equitable world for women. #IWD2021
Last month, employees at several different sites across the U.S. volunteered to celebrate the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. With community engagement efforts ranging from cleaning up local parks to holding canned food drives, Watts was proud to honor the legacy of Dr. King Jr.
Last month, employees at several different sites across the U.S. volunteered to celebrate the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. With community engagement efforts ranging from cleaning up local parks to holding canned food drives, Watts was proud to honor the legacy of Dr. King Jr.
At Watts, we strive to provide opportunities for our employees to give back to their communities, and encourage them to get involved. Each year during the holiday season, our colleagues in Fort Worth, Texas host a food drive to collect donations for the local food bank. In 2020, they knew the community needed supplies more than ever, and they weren’t going to let COVID-19 stop them from helping. The team worked together to gather several boxes of food and pet supplies that were then distributed throughout the Fort Worth area. We are so proud of our employees for continuing to step up to support their local communities during the pandemic.