(Sun Prairie, WI) – Continental Mapping Consultants, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Briere as Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Briere served previously as the General Manager for Continental Mapping’s Civil Works Sector, which experienced record growth under his direction. Mr. Briere’s experience and proven success in the industry translate to the current requirements of the organization at the corporate level. The move complements other recent leadership developments, positioning Continental Mapping to continue its steady growth.
Mr. Briere, a native of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has been in the geospatial industry for over 20 years with experience leading firms at the executive, program, and operational levels. He has worked with Continental Mapping as a strategic partner for nearly 15 years, in support of multiple federal and state contracts. He holds a Master of Science Degree in Geosciences from Texas A&M University and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology from the University of South Florida, and has held industry certifications including CP, CMS, PMP along with a Surveyor Photogrammetrist license in Virginia.
CEO David Hart adds, “Pete is a tremendous talent and is an exceptional addition to our executive team. Continental Mapping is fortunate to have Pete on board to strengthen operations for sustainable growth.”
About Continental Mapping Consultants, Inc.
Continental Mapping Consultants, Inc. provides comprehensive geospatial services to worldwide markets to enhance decision making. We offer mapping and surveying services to governmental agencies and private entities focused on national security, mobility, environmental quality, and infrastructure. Continental Mapping employs innovative technologies to collect, process, curate and analyze geospatial data to better the world around us. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Continental Mapping is a privately held company with stable and reliant processes that enable consistent growth and deliver quality products.
