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GEOINT 2021 Prospectus Discovery and Connections October 5-8, 2021 St. Louis, Missouri PROSPECTUS Sponsor and Exhibitor Dates October 6-8 EXHIBIT HALL FEATURING • Aerial Imaging • Location-Based Services • Artificial Intelligence • Machine/Deep Learning • Big Data Analytics • Mapping Tools • Cloud Computing • Mobile Applications • Commercial Satellite Imaging • Mobile Platforms • Consulting • Open Source Intelligence • Content Managment • Remote Sensing • Cyber Security • Sensors • Geographic Information Systems • Simulation • Global Positioning Hardware & • Small Sats Software • UAVs • IC ITE • Visualization Software • Image Processing • And Much More! • Integration Services and Software GEOINT2021.com ATTRACTING HIGHLY QUALIFIED BUYERS Acquisition Directorate Architect Sensing Portfolio Director AND KEY DECISION MAKERS Admiral Chief Systems Engineer President Analyst Engineer Executive Director Principal Architect Assistant Executive Chief Technology Executive Vice Principal Data Officer Director President Scientist Collection Manager Associate Vice Founder Principal Engineer President Colonel Functional Principal Intelligence Board Member Combat Development Management Analyst Analyst Executive Branch Chief Professor Commandant General Branch Head Program Director Commander General Council Budget Director Publisher Business Development Commanding General General Manager R&D Engineer Executive Congressional Liaison GEOINT Chief R&D Scientist Business Development Contract Officer GEOINT Division Chief Manager Senior All-source Contracting Officer Geospatial Analyst Capture Manager Analyst Geospatial Dean Senior Imagery Cartographer Management Officer Defense Analyst Analyst Chairman GIS Analyst Deputy Director Senior Intelligence Chief Congressional Global Director Analyst Affairs Deputy Ministry of Defense Group President Senior Staff Chief Engineer Director Human Terrain Analyst Signal Intelligence Chief Executive Officer Director Defense and Imagery Analyst Analyst Chief Financial Officer Intelligence Programs Information Analyst Source Strategies Chief GEOINT Branch Director Earth Intel Officer Analyst Chief Information Observation Systems Special Advisor Officer Intelligence Analysis Director Homeland Engineer Special Agent Chief Innovation Security State & Local Officer ISR Operations Chief Special Forces Officer Director Intelligence ISR Portfolio Manager Staff Officer Chief Learning Officer Programs Managing Director Student Chief of Small Director Legislative Business Office Affairs Mayor Team Chief, Special Chief of Staff Director of GEOINT Military Geographer Analysis Chief Operating Officer Office Multi-source Analyst Technical Staff Chief Scientist Director R&D Operations Officer Training Requirements Chief Systems Director Remote Owner Vice President 2 TOP ORGANIZATIONS UTILIZING YOUR PRODUCTS Other Buying Interest in Geospatial AND SERVICES Intelligence Products and Solutions Military & Government 11th Intelligence Squadron Central Intelligence Agency Estonian Defence Forces Naval Research U.S. Border Patrol (CIA) Lab 172nd SBCT European Union Satellite U.S. Central Command CIFA Centre New Zealand 1st Infantry Division Defence Force U.S. Coast Guard Intelligence City of Los Angeles Executive Branch 1st Information Operations Coordination Center Norwegian Command CNN National Security FBI Academy Aerospace/Defense/Intelligence Organizations Defence Staff U.S. Department 20th Intelligence Squadron COMNAVMETOCCOM FBIS Map Services Center of Commerce Norwegian Military 332nd Transportation Battalion DARPA Federal Bureau of Investigation Geographic Service U.S. Department (FBI) AFSOC Defence R&D Canada Office of the Director of of Energy Federal Ministry of Defense, National Intelligence (ODNI) Air Force GEOINT Office Defense Acquisition University Republic U.S. Department of State Louisiana Office of the Secretary of Air Force Institute of Defense Geographic / Imagery of Austria U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) State Police Defense (OSD) Technology Intelligence Agency Finnish Defence Forces U.S. House of Representatives Ministry of Defence Office of the Under Secretary Air Force ISR Defense Geospatial- Topographic Forces of Defense for Intelligence U.S. Marine Corps Intelligence School Geospatial-Intelligence Ministry of Defense Colombia Air Force Research Lab Pacific Northwest National Defense Intelligence Agency Systems & Services MIT Lincoln Laboratory U.S. Navy Air Force Targeting Center Laboratory (DIA) Germany Federal Intelligence NASIC/DEI UAE Air Force Intelligence Army Corps of Engineers Service Public Works & Government Defense Supply Center National Counter Terrorist Services Canada UK Defence GEOINT Liaison Army GEOINT Battalion Richmond IARPA Center Staff Richmond Map Facility Army Material Command Defense Threat Reduction IN-Q-TEL National Air and Space UK Defence Geospatial Agency Royal Norwegian Embassy Army National Guard Institute for Defense Analysis Intelligence Center Intelligence Fusion Department of Defence - Sandia National Laboratories Australian Geospatial Intelligence and Security National Center for USAERDC Topographic Australia SPAWAR SSC Intelligence Command Atmospheric Research Engineering Center British Embassy Department of Defense (DoD) Intelligence Commission National Geospatial- Swedish Armed Forces USAFRICOM CADASTRE, Land Registry and Department of Homeland Japan Ministry of Defense Intelligence Agency (NGA) Tennessee Valley Authority Security (DHS) USAINSCOM 902d M.I. Group Mapping Agency Joint Forces Intelligence National Reconnaissance Terrorist Threat Integration Canadian Department Department of Interior Command Office (NRO) Center USASMDC of National Defence Department of National Joint Special Operations National Security Agency The Netherlands Ministry of USCENTCOM Defense Command (NSA) Defense Canadian Forces USMA Department of State Joint Warfare Analysis Center National Technology Alliance U.S. Air Force Canadian Joint Operations USNA Command DIGLS JSF PO (ASC-YJ) Naval Meteorology & U.S. Army Oceanography Command USNORTHCOM CED of Florida DTAO JTF-CS U.S. Army Geospatial Center Naval Oceanographic Office USSOCOM Center for Geospatial Dutch Ministry Korea Defense Geospatial- U.S. Army Joint Task Force for Intelligence (CGI) of Defense Intelligence Agency Naval Postgraduate School Civil Support USSTRATCOM 3 BEGIN WITH A BOOTH STANDARD BOOTH Included in a standard booth package are: • Two complimentary exhibitor badges for staff (per 100 sqft of space) • Participation in pre-show promotion • Online company and product descriptions • Complimentary customized attendance promotion flyer • Pipe and drape on three sides (for linear booths only) • Name identification sign (for linear booths only) • 10 priority points for exhibiting plus 1 additional point for each 100 sqft of space PAVILIONS Differentiate your organization by exhibiting within one of the following pavilions: • Academic Pavilion: colleges, universities, and other academic institutions • Government Pavilion: military and government organizations and national laboratories • New Member Showcase: organizations that joined USGIF as organizational members after GEOINT 2019 • Small Business Pavilion: organizations that are categorized as a small business by the SBA SMALL BUSINESS TABLE-TOP BOOTH Included in the small business booth package are: • Two complimentary exhibitor badges per table-top booth • Participation in pre-show promotion • Online company and product descriptions • Complimentary customized attendance promotion flyer • 6’ draped table, 2 chairs, wastebasket, carpet, and name identification sign • 10 priority points for exhibiting plus 1 additional point for each table-top • Please note, these are limited to table-top exhibits only – no structures are allowed in this area. 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