Industry Limelight | Eagleview - A Conversation with CEO Piers Dormeyer

Project Geospatial

From above the clouds to boots on the ground, how is geospatial technology revolutionizing disaster response and recovery? In this episode of Project Geospatial's Industry Limelight, we sit down with Piers Dormeyer, CEO of EagleView, a leader in geospatial technology that's changing the way we understand and interact with the world around us. Piers, a passionate technologist with a track record of building successful businesses and driving impactful outcomes, brings his unique perspective honed from his engineering background at the University of Florida to his MBA from MIT Sloan. More importantly, he understands the human element driving technological advancement, emphasizing the importance of purpose, performance, and the people behind the innovations. EagleView, boasting an impressive portfolio of over 300 patents and a vast imagery library covering 94% of the U.S. population, is at the forefront of utilizing geospatial data to transform industries. But nowhere is their impact more tangible than in the wake of natural disasters. In this episode, we'll delve into: 🚀 Piers' journey: Learn about his passion for technology and how it's shaped his leadership at EagleView. 💻 EagleView's technology: Discover how their cutting-edge geospatial solutions are employed in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. 📊 The power of data: Explore how detailed imagery and analytics provide critical insights to insurance companies, government agencies, and first responders in the aftermath of hurricanes, wildfires, and other catastrophic events. 🛠️ Real-world impact: Hear compelling examples of how EagleView's technology is helping communities rebuild faster and more efficiently after disasters. 🌎 The future of geospatial tech: Gain insights into Piers' vision for the future of geospatial technology and its role in creating a more resilient world. Join us for an insightful conversation with a leader who's not just transforming an industry, but also helping communities rise from the ashes, one pixel at a time.