Press releases, project updates, and company announcements from Captiva Verde Wellness Corp.
Captiva Verde announced the appointment of retired 4-Star General Daniel R. Hokanson to its Advisory Board. General Hokanson, former Chief of the National Guard Bureau and member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, brings 38 years of military leadership to guide the company's global expansion of patented utility-scale atmospheric water stations.
Captiva Verde announced the appointment of Josh F.W. Cook, former EPA Region 9 Administrator, to its Advisory Board. Cook brings over 30 years of government and environmental policy experience — including senior roles in the California Legislature and federal appointments from the Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture — to guide the company's water infrastructure initiatives.
Captiva Verde funded the installation of Origen's WellSpring100 atmospheric water generator at UNF's Center for Utility Security and Resiliency — the first deployment of its kind at a major Florida university. UNF researchers will validate system efficiency and user experience.
Captiva Verde announced the launch of Florida-based atmospheric water stations using Origen equipment — addressing what the company's CEO describes as "water bankruptcy," a growing global crisis. Large water stations producing over 10,000 gallons per day are available at a fraction of traditional infrastructure costs.
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