Duncan started with CSWR in 2018, as the director of business operations, quickly climbing the ladder to his current role through the rapid expansion of the business. His primary responsibilities include developing processes and project management for company operations, as well as investor and customer communication.
“Mike has been an essential driver of our success thus far and we are proud to promote him to this leadership role,” said Josiah Cox, President and Founder of CSWR. “Mike continues to lead our teams to growth and success across our organization.”
CSWR continues to invest in and improve failing water and wastewater systems across the United States to bring reliable infrastructure to largely rural communities, increasing safety and water quality for residents.
Duncan’s work on developing scalable processes has made it possible for CSWR to expand the business from 20 systems in two states serving 10,000 customers to their 2021 projection of 350 systems, in seven states serving 200,000 people.
Beyond his involvement in the business, Duncan is dedicated to his community through work with Mission St. Louis, Karis House Community Counseling, and supports initiatives across the realm of relationship building, walk alongside people on their pathway to self-sufficiency by removing barriers to employment and education. He also serves in his local church in helping to make a difference in his community.
Duncan, who lives in Brentwood, is married with three children and another on the way.
Duncan’s promotion comes during an expansion of the CSWR portfolio of managed and maintained water and wastewater services in Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas.
About Central States Water Resources
Central States Water Resources (CSWR) is transforming how water utilities work by using technology and innovation to bring safe, reliable and environmentally responsible water resources to every community in the U.S. The company has water and wastewater operations or pending acquisitions across the nation, including in Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas. Learn more about CSWR at CentralStatesWaterResources.com.