Diving into a New Career with Aquatic Informatics CEO Ed Quilty

Oct 29, 2021Innovation Banking podcast

Diving into a New Career with Aquatic Informatics CEO Ed Quilty

Running time: 27 minutes, 26 seconds

Cleantech superhero Ed Quilty fell into the business of saving lives through water monitoring — by turning a closed door into opportunity.

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