Sparkling Clear Industries is Pleased to Announce Keith Adams as Our New Business Development Manager
August 4, 2021
Welcome to the team!
Sparkling Clear Industries
would like to extend a warm welcome to Keith Adams as our New Business Development Manager. Keith brings both an international and Gulf Coast Industrial business background to Sparkling Clear as the company embarks on an aggressive market expansion campaign.
We are happy to have Keith as part of the team, and are excited to see what the future holds!
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As we wrap up the year, we want to take a moment to say thank you. To our customers, partners, and friends: we’re grateful for the trust you place in us and for the relationships we’ve built along the way. To our team: thank you for the hard work, dedication, and teamwork that make Sparkling Clear Industries what it is. We hope the holiday season brings you time to slow down, enjoy the people who matter most, and recharge for the year ahead. From all of us at Sparkling Clear Industries, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe, happy New Year!
At Sparkling Clear Industries, we believe strong partnerships are built by being present — not just on the phone or via email. Last week, we brought our Green Monster cook trailer out to Union Processing Systems LLC in Conroe, where they operate a Class I non-hazardous wastewater disposal well, to spend time with their team and share lunch on-site. 🍔 For us, these visits are about showing up where the work happens, spending time face-to-face, and strengthening the relationships we rely on every day. Thanks to the Union Processing Systems team for welcoming us and taking a break to visit with us. We appreciate the partnership and the opportunity to support your operation!
At Sparkling Clear Industries, we take pride in helping our customers solve real problems with practical, reliable solutions. One of our current projects is a great example of what that looks like in action. A local manufacturer came to us with a costly challenge: their wastewater stream contained enough oil and grease that it had to be hauled offsite for treatment. That process was costing them nearly $40,000 every month. Instead of continuing to pay for disposal, they wanted a long-term, on-site solution. Our team got to work.
