We are very proud to announce that Richard Gwilliam, Chief Operating Officer, is a finalist in the Veterans Awards 2019!
Richard (Gwilly) is a finalist for Business Leader of the Year, sponsored by Venture Risks Ltd. "The Veterans Awards are proud to announce our shortlisted Finalists for this years English Veterans Awards, due to be held at the Mercure Bristol Holland House on 25th September 2019. Sponsored by Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes and in Support of The ABF The Soldiers’ Charity! Well done to everyone who has been shortlisted as finalists. We had 100’s of applications and the shortlisting process was extremely difficult. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who put forward nominations. We want to Inspire our future service leavers that great things can happen. Its you who will act as role models and in some cases mentors, remember Positivity breeds Positivity." You can find out more about the award here
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 May 2019 was an exciting month for Inmarsat and its Digital Incubation team, with the successful completion of our first accelerator – the Rainmaking Transport Start-up Engagement Programme Trade & Transport Impact with partners Wärtsilä and Cargotec group. As a direct result of this programme, we are collaborating with innovators ScanReach and Geollect to bring game-changing digital products to the maritime industry...
Read more here: https://www.inmarsat.com/blog/open-innovation-inmarsats-accelerator-journey-to-enable-maritime-digitalisation/ Cargotec will continue joint projects with seven startups as an outcome of the Rainmaking Trade & Transport Impact Programme, a leading maritime startup collaboration platform. The intention of the programme is to address the largest challenges in maritime, cargo transport and logistics. MacGregor will partner with Arundo Analytics, Geollect, Intelligent Cargo Systems and NauticAI. "We are going forward on several promising paths with our partners," says Dennis Mol, VP, Digitalisation & Business Transformation, MacGregor. Read More >  “Industry collaboration is key to addressing the big challenges faced by the logistics and maritime industry. For far too many it remains a buzzword, unless we take real action. It is with this in mind we designed the trade & transport impact program to help corporate partners like Wärtsilä, Inmarsat and Cargotec find and engage with great disruptive startups to explore ways for improving efficiency, sustainability and safety across the industry. Geollect was selected as 1 of out only 14 finalists from a field of 650 exciting MarineTech companies from 55 countries globally, that all will convene in Hamburg next week to pursue collaborative opportunities for driving real impact and moving the needle in a notoriously conservative industry”, said Erik Christian Lund, Managing Director, Trade & Transport Impact at Rainmaking Innovation on announcing the finalists.
Richard Gwilliam (COO) Geollect, a UK company, which specialises in geospatial intelligence analysis for the logistics and maritime industry, said ‘we are extremely proud to have been selected from such a wide range of applicants. We are also excited to get this opportunity to work alongside the innovative Rainmaking team and their impressive corporate clients. This provides a perfect platform to showcase the wide-ranging applicability of Geollect’s forward thinking products in Hamburg. This opportunity will further validate Geollect as growing entity in the logistics and maritime industry, as a game changing service provider at the forefront of technological advancement’. www.geollect.com About Rainmaking Rainmaking is a corporate innovation and venture development firm which works with businesses and organizations of all shapes and sizes, from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 corporates, in order to solve challenges across the ever-changing landscape of innovation. The multidisciplinary team consist of some of the most experienced venture builders, strategists, engineers, designers, data scientists and growth experts around. The trade & Transport Impact is a programme designed to address real challenges within the maritime, transportation, logistics & supply chain industry by helping the best startups & scaleups to connect and collaborate with world-leading corporates to bring real impact to the industry For more information on Rainmaking, visit the website: https://rainmaking.io/ For more information on Trade and Transport Impact: http://tradewithimpact.com/  Press release courtesy of Sherin Shibu - https://www.govloop.com/using-data-science-and-intelligence-with-geospatial-analysiswww.govloop.com/using-data-science-and-intelligence-with-geospatial-analysis//
 We are really pleased to announce that Geollect has been selected as a finalist in the SoldieringOnAwards 2019 in the Business of the Year - Start Up Award - in partnership with Sage. This award is in recognition of a new business, that was started by an individual linked with the armed forces, that has been in business for less than two years. The awards final will take place on 5th April 2019. 'The Soldiering On Awards recognise the outstanding achievements of those who have served their country, and the diverse people and groups who work together in support of the Armed Forces Community. We aim to encourage support for this remarkable community by celebrating the achievements of the people, teams and businesses within it.'  In many parts of the world, commercial ships and yachts face significant risks ranging from armed attacks by pirates and thefts at sea, to an above average chance of crew injuries in certain ports. Geollect has developed an app that clearly indicates which risks are highest in which locations, giving ship owners the more precise information they need to plan safer journeys... Read the full article on the ESRI website  DOWNLOAD FULL THINKGIS MAGAZINE - Geollect features on page 13
 On Monday 3rd September, CEO Cate Gwilliam pitched to Lloyd's of London for Geollect to win a place in the first cohort of Lloyd's Lab and we are very pleased to announce that Geollect was selected as one of the winning 10 InsurTech disruptors.
Press Release issued by Lloyd's of London here... Lloyd’s Lab, the global insurance market’s new innovation accelerator, today opened its doors following a global search for technology talent that drew more than 200 applications from 36 countries. Today’s event, attended by the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen MP, and Lloyd’s Chief Executive Officer Inga Beale, saw 20 teams pitching their ideas for the chance to develop products, platforms and processes that will help transform Lloyd’s into an increasingly technology-driven market. Start-ups, entrepreneurs and businesses from as far afield as the US, Canada, Israel, the Netherlands, Ireland and the UK, presented ideas ranging from live-streaming drones for fast risk and disaster assessment, to harnessing the Internet of Things for live cargo tracking, to on-demand insurance for the gig economy. Following the competitive application and pitching process, Lloyd’s has revealed the teams that will be offered a spot in the founding Lloyd’s Lab cohort, kicking off on 8 October*. These include:
The teams joining the Lab will gain unparalleled access to the world’s largest market for specialist insurance and reinsurance, in support of its digital evolution. This tech talent will help deliver innovative solutions to some of the key challenges the Lloyd’s market faces and make a real impact on the market’s performance in a fast-track fast-fail environment. Over the ten weeks, the selected Lab teams will have access to a dynamic co-working space located in the Lloyd’s building in London, potential funding and the chance to develop products, platforms and processes that will help transform Lloyd’s into an increasingly technology-driven market. They will be supported by the Lloyd’s market who will offer their insight and expertise to help develop the ideas for their unique needs. Speaking about the significance of the Lloyd’s Lab as a hub for global InsurTech excellence, John Glen, Economic Secretary to the Treasury said: “InsurTech is booming. There was $724m of InsurTech investment globally in the first quarter of 2018 and the UK attracted 12% of that funding, placing it second only behind the US. We’re doing everything we can to maintain this momentum and cultivate innovation in the sector, but ultimately, it is down to firms like Lloyd’s to take the lead, and that’s exactly what they’re doing with their Lab.” Inga Beale, Lloyd’s CEO added: “Lloyd’s has always been at the forefront of innovation - the launch of our new innovation accelerator is an important step forward into our technology-driven future and we’re excited to see how the ideas develop. The Lab is an important part of our future focused strategy which will further strengthen our position as the global centre for insurance innovation.” The launch of the Lab represents a significant milestone for Lloyd’s as it moves to modernise and harness the opportunities that advanced technology can offer to the 330-year old market and has been supported by applied corporate innovation specialist L Marks together with The Boston Consulting Group. Applications for the second Lloyd’s Lab cohort will open later this year, for an early 2019 start. More details will be announced in due course. Start-ups, entrepreneurs and businesses interested in applying for the Lloyd’s Lab should visit www.lloydslab.com. Notes to Editors *Lloyd’s offer is subject to the business satisfying the joining requirements, including the signing of participation agreement that protects all parties involved. About Lloyd’s Lloyd’s is the world’s specialist insurance and reinsurance market. With expertise earned over centuries, Lloyd’s is the foundation of the insurance industry and the future of it. Led by expert underwriters and brokers in more than 200 territories, the Lloyd’s market develops the essential, complex and critical insurance needed to underwrite human progress. Backed by diverse global capital and excellent financial ratings, Lloyd’s works with a global network of over 4000 insurance professionals to grow the insured world – building resilience for businesses and local communities and strengthening economic growth around the world. How is Remote Sensing and Artificial intelligence (AI) transforming lives and business in Africa?20/8/2018  DATE AND TIME
Tue, August 21, 2018 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM CAT LOCATION BongoHive Thabo Mbeki Road Lusaka, Lusaka Province 10101 Zambia Join us for an evening of unique perspectives as we host the team at Geollect a UK and US based global Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Company, which provides a synthesis of cutting edge data feeds with proven advanced geospatial analysis. What they will cover?
Meet the Panelists: Cate Gwilliam is CEO and co-founder of Geollect, a UK and US based geospatial intelligence analytics company, which uses leading-edge geospatial analytic techniques and remote sensing to provide actionable insights for global businesses to support critical decision-making. Cate is a career Geo-Spatial Analyst who has over 14 years experience of both private and public work in the Geo-Spatial Information Systems and Intelligence, including senior Geo-Spatial Analyst appointments in the US Department of Homeland Security and National Geographic Agency. Her private commercial sector experience has seen her work in a variety of senior commercial posts at Booz Allen and Rezatec Ltd leading product development of geospatial data services for water utilities, energy and agriculture including the assessment of critical national infrastructure. Richard Gwilliam is Geollect’s gregarious Chief Operating Officer and co-founder. He has over 20 years experience across engineering, intelligence and security disciplines, managing world class technicians and analysts on UK & international military operations across the globe. He has worked to deliver innovative solutions in single and multi-format teams , both within the context of multi-million pound logistics support, and strategic risk management. He is a highly effective and confident business manager with the essential strategic planning and implementation skills required to deliver major projects. Marius-Florin is Geollect’s Geo-Spatial Intelligence Officer. He is working towards a PhD in Geography and Cartography, and holds a Master's Degree in Geographic Information Systems from the West University of Timisoara. He has over 7 years of experience in the development of ESRI ArcGIS software for spatial databases, spatial analysis and designing solutions to solve business requirements. He is an expert in Precision Agriculture projects, Geo-spatial databases, and and socio-economic forecasting of development initiatives. Philip Mhango is the Zambian born Head of International Development for Geollect and is leading the implementation of Geollect Africa, a Zambian based subsidiary , dedicated to the development of Geo-Spatial Analysis products for the regional African market. His current market research is focused around how to make technologies including automated drone imaging, precision agriculture, land management, asset tracking and business intelligence more accessible to SMEs in Zambia. FAQ When should I arrive? Anytime from 5:30pm, we'll be kicking things off at 6:00pm Where can I park? Free parking at BongoHive with a lot space. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? There's no need to print your ticket. Simply bring an electronic copy on your mobile device. DATE AND TIMETue, August 21, 2018 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM CAT Add to Calendar LOCATIONBongoHive Thabo Mbeki Road Lusaka, Lusaka Province 10101 Zambia |
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