Echologics
Laura Sproule, P.Eng., is an experienced product manager and engineer with a strong background in chemical engineering, holding a Bachelor of Applied Science from Queen's University. Currently serving as Product Manager and Product Owner at Echologics since July 2021, Laura previously worked at Associated Engineering as a Process Engineer and Junior Process Engineer from September 2016 to June 2021. Additional experience includes a consultant role in a multidisciplinary team at BASF and positions in engineering outreach, project management, and logistics at Queen's University. Laura's comprehensive internship experience includes roles focused on physical analytics and air quality, demonstrating a commitment to advancing technology and engineering solutions across various sectors.
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Echologics
Echologics is a leading developer and provider of acoustic technologies for water loss management, leak detection, and pipeline condition assessment. Our non-invasive technology is unique and offers a direct path to enhanced water security, improved EPA/regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation for municipal water systems. A division of Mueller Canada Ltd., a company known for its innovative water distribution products of superior quality since 1857, we work with municipalities across the globe to help them efficiently and cost-effectively: Reduce non-revenue water; Improve water conservation; Prioritize capital spending; Better understand their water infrastructure; Pinpoint leaks on pipes of all sizes and materials. Our core technology accurately detects leaks and assesses the structural condition of water pipes, without breaking ground or disrupting service—a capability that is especially helpful as water utilities confront the challenges of repairing and replacing their aging water infrastructure. Echologics and Mueller Co. are subsidiaries of Mueller Water Products, Inc. (NYSE:MWA), a leading North American manufacturer and marketer of products and services that are used in the transmission, distribution and measurement of water.