Leadership Forum

GeoSpatial Executive Leadership Forum

The GeoSpatial Executive leadership forum with theme GeoSpatial Enterprises will have personalities from leading organizations from the geospatial industry & academia addressing the participants on project management, leadership challenges, various successful business development strategies etc. Developing leadership capacity is a life long commitment to learning. Geospatial Leadership forum will focus specifically on milestones in developing the same.

The Forum is meant to enable executives/managers from the government and corporate sectors to differentiate, grow and defend themselves within their unit, within the organization and the organization within the industry. The goal of this forum is to encourage and assist young and upcoming GI managers from various sectors of the government and industry in taking up new challenges and achieve higher goals.

As the leadership principle goes “Take initiative to make things better”, partnerships in Geospatial community can create geospatial products and services, meeting present and future needs in a timely fashion. This forum will have the multi-phase effort to join the leaders from various subjects and associations in a coalition to bring knowledge and benefits of geospatial technology and information to develop their knowledge in respective areas.

We extend a special welcome to the following groups:

• Mid-level managers, research professionals from the government sector involved in planning ,developing and managing projects
• Managers, directors, and corporate executives interested in acquiring leadership knowledge and practical skills.
• Human resources professionals entrusted with the development of leaders within their organizations.
• Academicians and researchers dedicated to advancing leadership studies in higher education.
• Specialists in leadership assessment, developers of training simulations models, and illustrators of multi-media activities.
• Graduate students pursuing a major focused upon leadership studies.