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Greg Gilles |
Greg Gilles:
Greg Gilles is currently vice president and a principal of Adedge Technologies, Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia. With 20 years of engineering and applied technology expertise, Mr. Gilles leads Adedge’s municipal and commercial water treatment products group providing new business development, designing new technology applications, conducting training, and providing field and startup services in support of its packaged treatment systems.
Before joining/forming Adedge, most recently he served as the Vice President of technical services for a new venture in Atlanta for the development and commercialization of unique products for water and air purification. Mr. Gilles has also held earlier positions with OHM/IT Corporation where he was Division Manager of Engineering and Technical Services responsible for all engineering and technical support services to the environmental remediation operations, project development, and sales/marketing groups. Prior to that, Mr. Gilles worked for Chemical Waste Management from 1989 to 1993 where he was the Engineering and Technology Manager for the Midwest Region. He began his career working as a Project Engineer for General Motors Corporation from 1984 to 1988. Mr. Gilles has a MS in Environmental Science / Engineering and a BA in Biology / Chemistry from Indiana University.
He has worked in the field of arsenic and heavy metals treatment technology for over 15 years and has designed and implemented multiple successful systems. He has authored numerous technical publications and articles on the subject and is a frequent conference and seminar speaker around the U.S. His practical experience in arsenic treatment includes the entire range from laboratory and field pilots to full scale evaluations for a variety of technologies and products. In 2001, Mr. Gilles received one of the prestigious R&D 100 Awards honoring the top 100 inventions of the year for the arsenic treatment unit (ATU) designed for treating potable water in small rural communities in third world countries. Mr. Gilles participated as an ad hoc member of EPA’s National Drinking Water Advisory Council’s Cost Work Group on the arsenic rule. He has also served on various committees with NSF International, the Water Quality Association, and American Water Works Association. He holds one U.S. process technology patent and one pending for the design of an arsenic treatment system for community drinking water used in India and Bangladesh.
Contact me: greg@adedgetechnologies.com |
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