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Chris Thomas, Esri government industry manager, discusses applications that use citizen interaction to improve government.

Jithen (J) Singh, senior technical evangelist, Eagle Technology Group Ltd., shares how they are working with other agencies to be better prepared to share information and respond more quickly. 

Lew Nelson, Esri law enforcement manager, discusses why location informatin is the most important part of smart applications that will safeguard our society.

Simon Thompson, Esri commercial business industry manager, tells you how GIS can be used to solve business problems and add ROI.

Jack Dangermond, Esri president, opens the 2011 Esri Partner Conference with his vision for where Esri and its partner community are going. 

Russ Johnson, Esri public safety manager, tells why he's passionate about his job and shares some of his life stories including his role as incident commander during the Yellowstone National Park fire. 

Bill Meehan, Esri utilities solutions manager, talks about the use of spatial analysis and decision making processes for utility applications.

Brent Jones, Esri surveying and engineering manager, talks about building accuracy into all our workflows and how to gather the most recent and accurate data.

Bill Davenhall, Esri health and human services manager, tells you why he believes that GIS can deliver on the promise of a healthier future.

Kurt Daradics, President & Co-Founder of CitySourced, shares his vision to transform civic engagement by building mobile 311 applications on a SaaS platform.

Chris Pyke, Vice President of Research at USGBC, demonstrates how the power of GIS is being leveraged to change practice and upgrade performance to comply with White House objectives for sustainability of buildings and facilities. 

Tommy Jordan and Wes Ryals from the University of Georgia present "WORMSLOE: Reenvisioning a Cultural Landscape" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.

Jim Appleton from the University of Redlands presents "The University of Redlands as a Spatially-Infused Learning Community" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.   

Richard Kingston from the University of Manchester presents "Do We Teach Planners the Most Appropriate GIS Knowledge?" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.   

Tom Fisher from the University of Minnesota presents "The Infrastructure Needs of GeoDesign" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.