Bryan Murphy, President of H2Over Viewers, is a former drainage contractor with strong experience in GIS LiDAR drainage mapping. Bryan has designed and installed thousands of miles of surface drainage ditches and sub-surface drainage tile in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and the coastal plains of Texas. His skills and experience are put to use every day through real-world applications as he leads H2Over Viewers in all major projects.

Larry Murphy, is an administrator with over 30 years of experience working in both soil and water. Dedicated to even the smallest details, Larry is an industry leader in going above and beyond to deliver key results. Over the course of 30 years, Larry has proven the innate ability to engage and motivate both directors and public. Throughout his career, he has worked with multiple boards of directors in both rural and urban Minnesota. Larry brings this experience and more to every H2Over Viewers project to ensure a desirable outcome and accurate data.

Bob Conely, hails from northern Minnesota where he grew up on a family farm and worked in agriculture until he was 31 before exploring an opportunity in the medical industry. Bob’s experience in the medical industry provided the opportunity to interact and work with both patients and administrators on solving complex issues. Bob’s education, experience and love for Agronomy have led him to his true calling: working with farmers in Minnesota and North Dakota as a trusted crop consultant.

Derek Ebertowski, is a key staff and operations team member at H2Over Viewers with over 25 years of customer service and management experience. Derek is a key player behind the scenes, helping to manage the daily tasks of the growing company. A detail oriented professional, Derek works with the team to hit deadlines and maintain superior customer service with every vendor and client.

Ken DeGier was raised on a dairy farm in West Central, MN and learned the importance of water management not only for the crops, but also for their dairy herd. He joined the Army and served as an Infantry Officer for 33 years, where he studied compass navigation, land navigation, terrain features, map association to the terrain and soil analysis. His experience led him to getting a GPS/GIS certificate from Ridgewater College. In 2005, he purchased a farm and raises miniature Herefords, corn, soybeans and wheat.

Scott Henderson is a former District Administrator of a watershed district. In that role, he supervised 12 public drainage systems and oversaw the fiscal responsibilities of the drainage authority. He brings over 20 years of public sector experience working for local and state governments. Scott holds a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health Science from Ohio University and a master’s degree in Environmental Health Science with an emphasis in Environmental Chemistry from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.