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October 24th, 2025
GISCI Announces Geosyntec as the Latest Addition to Endorsing Employer Program

Des Plaines, IL — The GIS Certification Institute (GISCI) is proud to announce Geosyntec as its newest GISCI Endorsing Employer, recognizing the firm’s commitment to professional standards and supporting the growth of GIS practitioners.

Geosyntec is a global consulting and engineering firm with over 2,800 professionals across 130+ offices and applies innovative scientific and engineering solutions to complex environmental, infrastructure, and natural resource challenges. The firm’s GIS and data visualization experts transform complex spatial data into intuitive dashboards, web maps, and interactive tools, enabling clients to make smarter decisions on critical projects.

“The GISP certification sets practitioners apart as leaders and experts in the technology and application of our GIS enterprise,” says Scott Wolfskill, GISP and Senior Professional GIS Analyst and Manager. “These are the professionals who apply GIS to solve the geospatial challenges of our clients while developing and implementing strategies that build a vibrant and innovative GIS practice.”

Berkley Myers, GISP, Senior GIS Professional, adds, “Maintaining GISP certification is a signal to others that you have the experience and skills necessary to excel as a GIS practitioner. It highlights the ability to perform with integrity and quality and demonstrates a commitment to ongoing engagement in continuously evolving technologies.”

The GISCI Endorsing Employer Program recognizes organizations that uphold GIS professional standards and foster continuous development of their teams, enhancing the value of GISP® certification worldwide.

About GIS Certification Institute 

The GIS Certification Institute (GISCI) is a nonprofit that supports and advances excellence in the geospatial profession. Through our internationally recognized certification programs—GISP® (Certified GIS Professional) and GISP-E® (Emerging GIS Professional)—we set and uphold high standards of competency, integrity, and service in the GIS field.

About Geosyntec 

Geosyntec is a consulting and engineering firm that works with private and public sector clients to address new ventures and complex problems involving our environment, natural resources, and civil infrastructure. Geosyntec aspires to deliver exceptional solutions without exception through innovative applications of proven and emerging scientific and engineering technologies.

For press inquiries, contact:

Tony Spicci, GISP CGMP
Executive Director – GIS Certification Institute
847.824.7768 [email protected]
www.gisci.org