Robert Hindt

Rob Hindt is a 35-year veteran of the wastewater industry. He started his career at DELCORA  (Delaware County, PA) as a lab manager in 1991. From there, Hindt worked his way up, moving to Pretreatment program manager, project manager, and technical services manager. After 24 years, he moved down to Howard County, Maryland to become the plant manager at Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant. He left Howard County after 10 years and is currently the Division Chief of Wastewater Facilities for the City of Baltimore, overseeing the 2 largest treatment plants in the state of Maryland and 3100 miles of collection systems. Hindt is a Registered Professional Engineer in Maryland.

Hindt is not one to sit in front of the TV. In addition to his wastewater career, he has owned and operated a racetrack, a NASCAR driving experience, a network marketing company and is currently providing leadership development services to public works organizations nationwide through his company, Drive 2 Thrive. He is a graduate of the Tony Robbins Leadership Academy.

He has been married to Stacy for 27 years and they have two children: Katie, 26, and Brandon, 21. They have a 22-acre horse farm in Elkton, Maryland.  He loves to go auto racing and has recently become a partner in an ARCA/NASCAR team.