Evoqua Appoints Hervé Fages to Lead Applied Product Technologies Segment

PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Evoqua Water Technologies (NYSE:AQUA), an industry leader in mission critical water treatment solutions, today announced the appointment of Hervé Fages as an executive vice president at the company and president of the organization’s Applied Product Technologies (APT) segment. Evoqua’s APT segment encompasses a broad portfolio of industrial, commercial and municipal products sold primarily through third-party channels. As president of APT, Fages will have overall leadership of the segment, including product development, channel expansion and sales, reporting to Evoqua President and CEO Ron Keating.

Prior to joining Evoqua, Fages was president of Connected Building and Building Management Systems at Honeywell, where he led a $1 billion portfolio of hardware and software platforms and solutions. He has also held senior executive positions at leading global corporations including Schneider Electric, Tyco and Sensormatic.

“Hervé is an accomplished, skilled business leader, and we are thrilled to welcome him to the Evoqua team,” stated Keating. “Hervé brings strong commercial, product and solutions knowledge to the business, and his experience working in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas fits well with our global growth agenda for the APT segment.”

Fages replaces Snehal Desai who was operating as interim president since Fall 2018. With this appointment, Desai will resume his role as chief growth officer. In this capacity, Desai will continue to lead efforts to align product and service offerings with customer needs and drive profitable growth through innovation, product and market management excellence, branding and corporate development.

Fages will be based in Evoqua’s corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Montpellier University, France, and he currently serves on the board for Mission 500, a nonprofit that works closely with the security industry to serve the needs of children living in severe poverty across the United States.