GeoFutures is an initiative of Greater St. Louis, Inc. that works to advance St. Louis as the global center for geospatial technology. Our dynamic geospatial ecosystem includes the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, multiple world-class research universities, tech innovation centers, startups, and investors as well as purpose-driven companies and nonprofits applying geospatial and location technology to address the world’s greatest challenges. GeoFutures also works in support of community-led investment and inclusive economic growth for St. Louis and its people. Learn more about GeoFutures online at GeoFuturesSTL.com and on Twitter: @GeoFuturesSTL.
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Only two months until USGIF returns to St. Louis on July 24 for the second part of our three-event "Woman as Leaders" series. Thank you to Greater St. Louis for hosting and to GDIT and Iron Butterfly Foundation for sponsoring. We can't wait to see you there! For more information and to register, visit: https://loom.ly/zi6rthU #WomenAsLeaders General Dynamics Information Technology Greater St. Louis, Inc. Iron Butterfly Foundation
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“I haven’t been to a place like St. Louis where everyone is living and breathing geospatial – academic, industry, government and nonprofits.” - Nadine Alameh, CEO of Taylor Geospatial Institute St. Louis champions and geospatial trailblazers like Nadine are well-represented at the Geospatial World Forum in Rotterdam this week including Ronda Schrenk, CEO USGIF, Deb Davis, newly retired from GDIT, and Jeffrey Mazur of Taylor Geospatial Institute. Thanks to their leadership and commitment to developing the people, technologies, solutions, and communities that are powering the geospatial transition, St. Louis is at the center of the global conversation and an industry powering the world economy. #STLMade #GEOINT #GeoFutures General Dynamics Information Technology United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) Taylor Geospatial Institute
YOUR LOCATION MATTERS — Construction of the $1.75 billion state-of-the-art NGA-St. Louis HQ is expected to wrap up in late 2025. Join us at #GEOINT2024 for updates from the nation’s center for geospatial excellence. 📍 Osceola Rooms 1-2 United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) x Greater St. Louis, Inc. #STLMade
#HBCUPride at #GEOINT2024 — Christian Blue presented his geospatial analysis of Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL) Ports to support essential nodes for the global supply chain. Harris-Stowe State University x Taylor Geospatial Institute #STLMade
The future of #geospatial is #STLMade — 2023 GeoFutures United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) scholarship winner Lillian Nix is in in Florida this week to present her geospatial analysis on the environmental impact of the February 2023 East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment. Greater St. Louis, Inc. x Lindenwood University #GEOINT2024
After playing host to GEOINT Symposium for the second time in under two years in May 2023, the geospatial team from St. Louis will travel to Orlando, Florida, for GEOINT Symposium 2024 where they will show global geospatial leaders how St. Louis continues to build capacity to help geospatial companies meet their mission. READ MORE: bit.ly/4dt3Ift #STLMade #GEOINT2024
MEET GATEWAY GLOBAL — The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF)'s only accredited high school program is #STLMade. Zekita Armstrong Asuquo, Chair and CEO of Gateway Global American Youth and Business Alliance Academies in St. Louis, and two program graduates — Savanna Degenhardt and Ja’Maury London — presented on the main stage of #GEOINT2024, America's largest gathering of geospatial professionals.
Why Keith J. Masback is betting on St. Louis: "The synergy of these assets not only propels St. Louis towards its goal of becoming a global GEOINT hub but also sets a strong foundation for regional growth, benefiting the local economy, the geospatial intelligence sector and our national security." #STLMade
More than $1.75 million has been awarded to St. Louis Community College's geospatial technology program. Read more via The St. Louis American ⤵
Washington University in St. Louis and #STLMade geospatial startup Impossible Sensing received a $3 million grant from NASA to develop a new sensor for future missions to the moon. Full story via St. Louis Public Radio ⤵