Learn from thought leaders and visionaries
Join Jack Dangermond and other industry experts as they share stories of how GIS is being used to reveal patterns, solve problems, and enrich collaboration across enterprises.
GIS–Uniting Our World
July 15, 2024 | San Diego, California
Explore why a holistic, location-based understanding of our world can both unite and empower us to affect positive change.
Join Jack Dangermond and other industry experts as they share stories of how GIS is being used to reveal patterns, solve problems, and enrich collaboration across enterprises.
Dive into the latest advancements in ArcGIS through real-world use cases and product demos. Discover how new tools and capabilities can enhance workflows and support better decision-making.
Fellow GIS users share how they’re using a geographic approach to meet challenges—from resource management to assessing risks—and finding success. Use their examples to inform and elevate your own work.
President | Esri
A landscape architect by training, Jack Dangermond founded Esri in 1969 with a vision that computer mapping and analysis could help design a better future. Under Jack's leadership, that vision has continued to guide Esri in creating cutting-edge geographic information system (GIS) and geodesign technologies that are used in every industry to make a difference worldwide.
State of Minnesota
Tim Walz is Minnesota's 41st governor. He has spent his career in public service, from serving in the military to working as a high school geography teacher and coach. Governor Walz won his first election to the US House of Representatives in 2006 and was reelected for five additional terms serving Minnesota’s 1st congressional district.
Explorer | National Geographic Society
Jeff Kerby, an award-winning natural history photographer for the National Geographic Society, holds a PhD in Arctic ecology. His latest project uses photography to explore widespread, yet often subtle, changes to Arctic flora and fauna. His work blends classic photography with scientific imaging to tell stories about individual animals and entire landscapes.
Discover powerful examples of how organizations are using geospatial tools and location intelligence to address local and global challenges, including climate change, redevelopment, urban forestry, infrastructure services, and more.
Enjoy presentations led by guests from the following organizations:
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