Speakers

Geospatial World Forum 2025 will feature over 500 speakers, including global leaders, industry experts, and innovators shaping the future of geospatial technology. Notable speakers include:

• Alexandre Caldas – Chief, Early Warning and Data Analytics Branch, United Nations Environment Programme

• Amy Rose – Chief Technology Officer, Overture Maps Foundation

• Dean Angelides – Corporate Director, International, Esri

• Claire Milverton – Chief Executive Officer, 1Spatial

• Prateep Basu – Co-Founder & CEO, SatSure

• Dan Isaacs – Chief Technology Officer, Digital Twin Consortium

• Ronda Schrenk – Chief Executive Officer, United States GeoIntelligence Foundation (USGIF)

• Mark Reichardt – Senior Consultant, Geospatial World

Sessions will cover topics such as spatial computing, digital twins, space sustainability, and the role of geospatial technologies in economic growth and resilience.

Types of Attendees

The forum attracts a diverse audience, including:

• Government officials and policymakers

• National mapping agencies

• Private sector enterprises

• Multilateral and development organizations

• Scientific and academic institutions

• Large end-users from government, businesses, and citizen services

Types of Exhibitors

Exhibitors span various sectors, including:

• Geospatial data and technology providers

• Remote sensing and Earth observation companies

• GIS software and solution developers

• Mapping and surveying equipment manufacturers

• Consulting and engineering firms specializing in geospatial applications

Fringe Events

• India-Europe Geospatial and Space Business Summit: A platform for collaboration between Indian and European geospatial industries.

• Executive Round Table: Discussions on public-private partnerships in the geospatial sector.

• Geospatial World Leadership Awards 2025: Recognizing excellence in the geospatial industry.

• Rising Star Summit: Highlighting emerging talents and innovations in geospatial technology.

• Cultural Performances and Gala Dinner: Networking events celebrating global cultures and collaborations.

Countries Represented

Participants from over 100 countries, including Spain, the United States, India, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and many others, reflecting the forum's global reach and influence in the geospatial community.