London, 29 June 2022 – The Association for Geographic Information has announced that registration for its
flagship event GeoCom has opened with early bird savings of up to 50 percent. As the UK membership organisation for companies and individuals working in the geospatial sector, the Association for Geographic Information has themed this years’ conference around the topic ‘Sustainability in a changing world’. The Association is currently working on an exciting programme of keynote speakers, topical presentations, panel discussions and networking opportunities and tickets are on sale with discounts for members, students and early bird bookings.
The one-day conference, which is open to members and non-members alike, will be held at the Royal Geographical Society in London on the 11th of October 2022. For further information and to secure a place at GeoCom ‘Sustainability in changing world’ please visit GeoCom – Association For Geographic Information (https://www.agi.org.uk/geocom/)
Adam Burke, Chair of the Association for Geographic Information, commented, “GeoCom is the AGI’s flagship event, and the largest independent event in the UK GI calendar that is organised for geospatial professionals by geospatial professionals. As this will be the first in person event for two years, we are determined to make it as relevant, informative, stimulating and accessible as possible.
“The theme we have chosen for this year’s conference ‘Sustainability in a changing world’ is designed to encompass, embrace and explore the challenges society is addressing and the vital role of geographic data and technology. We have some exciting content we are working on and will be making further announcements soon, but in the meantime, we are encouraging people to take advantage of the early bird booking discounts on offer.”
The Association for Geographic Information is an independent and impartial organisation that represents the UK geospatial sector. Working with members and the wider community, the Association successfully influences government policy, delivers the highest quality of education and provides a lead for best practice across the industry. Established in 1990, members of the Association for Geographic Information enjoy unrivalled networking opportunities, a framework to learn new skills and the support to progress professional development.
