Shannon Stuckenberg is the CEO and Board Chairman at Genesis Systems LLC.
Mrs. Shannon B. Stuckenberg
CEO & Board Chairman
She studied design and teaching at the University of Southern Missouri and Crowder College where she graduated with highest honors. Shannon has distinguished herself as an accomplished leader, organizer, and manager with a 17 year track record leading government organizations and NGOs.
During her time with the U.S. Department of Interior, she received a top award from for creating benchmarked national conservation programs. Further, during her NGO work in some of the poorest nations on earth, Shannon developed and applied expertise on water and food sustainability and human sustainment requirements in the most challenging environments on the globe.
Shannon frequently advises the U.S. government agencies and global governments on water related infrastructure and business strategies. She is the first female CEO in the world to lead a technology company that creates mass water. Shannon and her husband have five children.
In the news
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EMP Shield Partners with Genesis Systems to Revolutionize Water Infrastructure
This partnership leverages our collective power to provide immediate solutions for communities facing water shortages who must have resilient water systems.
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QuSecure and Genesis Systems Announce Strategic Alliance
The fusion of Genesis Systems’ renewable water-from-air technologies with QuSecure’s quantum-enabled network security means that smart water can now be resilient with uninterruptible water systems that cannot be hacked or disrupted.
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Genesis Systems Awarded Air Force Research Laboratory and United States Air Force Contract
$1.2 million contract to create design for portable water generation system for use in disaster environments – carried by two people – powered by small vehicle.