Aundrea started working at The Texas Water Company (TWC) on August 21, 2023. Prior to joining TWC, she held various positions at NextEra Energy Resources, which is a publicly traded company on the NYSE. At NextEra, she was the Executive Director of Regulatory and Legislative Affairs. Additionally, she was the President of NextEra Water Texas and NextEra Energy Transmission (NEET) Midwest, as well as the President of Lone Star Transmission and NEET Southwest. Before her tenure at NextEra, Aundrea worked at NRG for several years, serving as the Vice President of Regulatory and Legislative Strategy and policy.

Shelley Young is the Vice President and Principal Engineer at Water Engineers, Inc, which provides quality consulting engineering & design services for small to medium sized public and private utility clients, as well as other engineering firms for water & wastewater treatment systems. They offer expert services in the best interests of their clients for a fair cost, and provide their employees with the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed. They use sound engineering principles, integrity and respect to guide them in providing these services.

Brian D. Bahr has served as Director, Rates & Regulatory Affairs for Nexus Water Group since his hiring by its predecessor in 2016. Brian has been responsible for regulatory operations for Nexus subsidiaries in Texas since 2018 but also has regulatory experience in various other Nexus Water Group jurisdictions such as California, South Carolina, and Oregon. Brian is the Treasurer for the Texas Association of Water Companies (TAWC) and is a member of the Regulatory & Legislative Committee for the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC). He also previously served on the Accounting & Finance Committee of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC). Prior to joining Nexus, Brian worked as a senior utility analyst for the Oregon Public Utility Commission and as an assurance associate for PricewaterhouseCoopers.

In addition to earning his MBA from the University of La Verne and his undergrad in accounting from Brigham Young University, Brian also earned a Certificate in Public Management from Willamette University. Brian’s 15+ years of regulatory experience include leading strategic initiatives, serving in key roles in industry groups, interacting regularly with regulators, managing regulatory projects, and working with legislators to improve the regulatory landscape. He lives in Austin where he’s close to the Public Utility Commission of Texas and the Texas State Legislature.

Simon Sequeira is recognized as an industry leader in acquisition and construction of all facets of utility projects. Simon came to Quadvest as a 3rd generation leader in 1997. He has since built the family owned business into the largest and fastest growing private owned water and sewer utility in Texas. As president of Quadvest, Simon Sequeira is responsible for Quadvest’s strategic planning process, formulating the corporate vision and strategic direction, initiating growth strategies, approving all financial management and new product development initiatives, providing strategic guidance on operations, direct capital creation efforts, and approving capital projects. Simon attended the Fast Tract Management School in Hanover, Germany and holds a BBA in Management from the University of Houston.

Daniel Ramirez-Cisneros is the president of Aqua Texas, which provides water and wastewater services to more than 300,000 people in 56 counties across the state. Aqua Texas is a subsidiary of Essential (NYSE: WTRG), one of the largest publicly traded water, wastewater and natural gas providers in the U.S., serving approximately 5.5 million people across 9 states.

In his role, Ramirez-Cisneros leads water and wastewater operations throughout the company’s Texas business, guiding capital investment, regulatory compliance, and customer service during a pivotal phase of growth.

Ramirez-Cisneros has nearly a decade of industry experience. Prior to serving as President of Aqua Texas, Ramirez-Cisneros served as Director of Operations. Before joining Aqua, he was the Utilities Manager for the Puerto Rico Financial Oversight Board, where he was instrumental in the development of a $5 billion recovery plan and oversaw a $1 billion infrastructure budget for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. He also held roles with 374Water and began his career in institutional finance at the Bank of Montreal.

Ramirez-Cisneros earned his Bachelor’s in Economics from the University of Texas and his Master’s in Environmental Management, Water Resources Management from Duke University.