Annual awards program celebrates outstanding contributions to the UK geospatial industry
The GEO100 awards program celebrates individuals who are helping to shape the future of the UK geospatial sector through ground-breaking work, innovation, collaboration, dedication to the sector and transformational leadership. This year’s winners represent a broad range of organisations and specialisations, all united by their contribution to advancing our geospatial industry.
“The number of different organisations and disciplines featured in this year’s GEO100 demonstrates the incredible diversity within the geospatial community,” said Alex Wrottesley, Chair of the GEO100 Judges. “From government to the NHS, large corporates to startups, universities to freelancers, each winner has made a real contribution to their category, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with geospatial technology and making meaningful impacts in their organisations and the industry at large.”
The complete list of 2025 winners is available on the GEO100 website at www.geo100.com/geo100_2025
Winners were selected by an independent panel of industry experts and judges, who impartially assessed nominations based on innovation, impact, technical excellence, and contribution to the geospatial community.
The 2025 judges were:
- Alex Wrottesley, Director, Geospatial Division, Idox
- Alexandra Notay, Strategic Advisor, RBT Housing Commission / Notay Advisory
- Denise McKenzie, Managing Partner, PLACE Trust
- Donna Lyndsay, Strategic Advisor and Director, Lyndsay Consulting
- Ed Parsons, Chair, OGC / Digital Geographer, edparsons.com
- Giuseppe Sollazzo, Deputy Director of Data Enablement, DWP
- Jeremy Morley, Honorary Professor, University College London
- Liz Scott, Geospatial Solutions Architect, Satellite Applications Catapult / AGI Council, AGI
- Miranda Sharp, Director, Metis Digital
- Rachel Tidmarsh, CEO, Bluesky International
- Simon Navin, Head of Geospatial Services, Ordnance Survey
- Steven Feldman, Evangelist, KnowWhere Consulting
A celebration for the winners will be held in collaboration with Geomob in London on Wednesday, 28 January.