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Being a Geospatial Leader
Hear from your peers on what it takes to be a leader of GIS in your organization—key best practices, proving value with stakeholders, leading alone or with a small team to impact a small or large organization.

Presentations

  • Leading the Way with GIS

    Organizations that embed GIS into leadership frameworks see clearer trends, stronger collaboration, and better business outcomes, while also offering greater support for their communities. This is a call to action for GIS professionals to lead boldly, with how-to advice on how GIS-based leadership can be nurtured, practiced, and aligned with an organization’s vision and mission.

    , Esri

    , Senior Information Services Manager, Central Arkansas Water

  • Ensuring Value to Your Stakeholders

    Stevo Robinson from Auckland Council in New Zealand will share key takeaways from his comprehensive survey of government stakeholders and community members to evaluate the benefits GIS brings them, sharing the steps he took to gather feedback and communicate impact, and how these outcomes are benefitting the GIS program for the city.

    , Principal Consultant, Eagle Technology

    , Product Manager, Auckland Council

  • Leading with Limitations and Making Big Impacts
    GIS leaders who have made big impacts share their stories of success and the lessons learned along the way, from being the sole advocate for GIS to leading and growing small teams, all while supporting several to hundreds of stakeholders.

    , GIS Program Manager, UDOT

    , Esri

    , Department Manager, Bonneville County

Session Type: General Session
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person