Boston, MA 08/29/2014 (wallstreetpr) – According to a report that came out in Yahoo! Finance, the president of a fully-owned subsidiary of American Water Works Company Inc (NYSE:AWK), New Jersey American Water, Joins the Local Operating Board of United Way.
William Varley for the Local Operating Board of United Way
Recently, UWDPSNJ or United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey made an appointment to the president of New Jersey American Water Works Company Inc (NYSE:AWK), William Varley. Mr. Varley is hired for the Local Operating Board of United Way in Camden County. His professionalism and experience in the domains of administration, leadership and business is expected to enable and facilitate greater advancement of UWGPSNJ’s operations in Camden County.
The ED commented
The executive director of UWGPSNJ in Camden County, Mike Moynihan, commented on the new appointment. He stated that Bill is enthusiastic and eager to devote his time, skill and ability to United Way to help it develop its work in order to steer considerable and enduring impact. In addition, as revealed by the executive director’s comments, Bill’s contribution will create a measurable impact, that would have been otherwise difficult forAmerican Water Works Company Inc (NYSE:AWK) to accomplish alone.
Significant contribution
UWGPSNJ is locally administered so as to involve its communities in recognizing local issues as well as advance the tactics needed to address the issues. Additionally, the volunteers on United Way’s boards mutually offer their ardour to serve, know-how and leadership in order to reinforce the communities all across the region. Hence, they make a significant contribution to the communities of UWGPSNJ.
Varley’s statements
Varley stated that he was looking ahead to function with this great organization Varley, as a crucial member of the Local Operating Board of UWGPSNJ, is expected to performing a pivotal role in United Way’s volunteer structure, progressing and implementing the local impact agenda, among others.
