Utility University
Utility University 2025 may be over, but the learning journey doesn't have to be.
Whether you missed the series, a session or want a quick refresh, our on-demand webinars and curated resources are here to support you. Explore key topics in governmental utilities and gain practical strategies tailored for the public sector. Continue learning about the dynamic utility landscape, whenever and wherever it suits you.
Explore Utility University's 2025 sessions
View the latest session topics with our on-demand recordings below.
I think this was an excellent overview and a good opportunity to hear of other utilities challenges.Utility University attendee
Utility University 2025: Trending topics
Our recent series explored the most impactful trends shaping governmental utilities. Explore additional insights from the hottest topics we covered.
Artificial Intelligence
2026 Cybersecurity Predictions e-book
The importance of preparation in the age of AI: AI readiness checklist
Workforce and strategic planning
Why workforce succession planning can't wait
Building fiscal sustainability in the public sector: A case for proactive long term planning
Creating a successful utility workforce succession plan
Navigating the basics of internal controls
Public sector internal auditors most concerned by cybersecurity, data and talent risks
Board Governance
Evaluating electricity power projects to align with company's vision and core values
Utility provider strengthens IT governance framework and OT operations
Business readiness function supports utility company's migration to shared solution
Who would benefit from Utility University
- Financial and management professionals
- Chief financial officers, finance directors, comptrollers and accountants
- Chief executive officers, general managers and assistant general managers
- Chief human resource officers, directors and managers
- Chief risk officers
- Chief technology officers, chief information officers, chief information security officers, chief artificial intelligence (AI) officers, chief digital officers and chief data officers
- Clerks and treasurers
- City administrators, managers and assistants
- Vice presidents and directors of operations
- Management analysts and assistants
- Members of governing bodies including board members and other elected officials
- Public works and utilities superintendents, administrators, directors and managers
What can participants gain from this series?
- Stay up-to-date on the latest topics and trends affecting municipal utilities, public utility districts and Tribal utility authorities
- Gain practical knowledge from informative, engaging sessions
- Return to your community inspired with ideas and practices you can start implementing immediately
I thought it was one of the best sessions I have attended (in length, content and production).Utility University attendee























