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We’re proud to highlight 10 Little Rules for Navigating Change—a powerful collection of stories from women leaders in the geospatial profession. 🗺️ 📍 Let’s continue uplifting diverse voices that strengthen public safety and GIS. Get your copy today! ... See MoreSee Less

New Book Elevates the Voices of Women Leading Change in the Geospatial Industry

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[Bay City, MI] — February 11, 2026 A new collaborative book brings together the voices and experiences of women leaders shaping the geospatial industry, offering timely insights into leadership, res...
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