07-16, 17:30–18:30 (Europe/Sarajevo), EL11 (Geosolutions)
Where better to have an open discussion regarding the two important facets that build and sustain FOSS4G - community and business - if not at FOSS4G Europe?
To close a great first day of the FOSS4G Mostar conference, we are honoured to invite our distinguished panelists to share their views, lessons learned and pieces of advice on what it means to be active an active human in the FOSS4G world as a community leader, a fundraiser, a worker in the private or the public sector.
Join us for what we promise will be an insightful conversation and a great discussion starter for the Ice Breaker!
1 - no previous knowledge needed
Select at least one general theme that best defines your proposal –Business & FOSS4G, FOSS4G at governmental institutions, Community building and participatory FOSS4G
I make my conference contribution available under the CC BY 4.0 license. The conference contribution comprises the abstract, the text contribution for the conference proceedings, the presentation materials as well as the video recording and live transmission of the presentation – yes
- MapLibre Co-founder, currently serving on the board
- Maintainer of Martin tile server
- Created Wikipedia API, Maps, and Graphs
- Former principle engineer at Elastic (elasticsearch)
- Currently at Rivian
Bartosz Brzeziński is a Senior Geospatial Data Steward at Bayer, where he is responsible for managing spatial data and developing solutions utilizing GIS technology. With a strong background in geospatial analysis, Bartosz plays a important role in enhancing data-driven decision-making processes within the organization.
Prior to his current position at Bayer, Bartosz worked as a GIS Analyst at UBS, where he provided analytical support to financial analysts. His expertise in geospatial data analysis allowed him to contribute valuable insights that informed investment strategies and financial assessments.
In his earlier career, Bartosz focused on supporting investment processes in the renewable energy sector, specifically working with GIS applications related to wind turbines and small hydropower plants. His experience in this field has equipped him with a deep understanding of the intersection between geospatial technology and sustainable energy solutions.
In his free time, Bartosz shares his passion for GIS by conducting training sessions focused on the use of Open Source technologies. His commitment to education and knowledge sharing reflects his dedication to advancing the field of geospatial analysis and empowering others to leverage GIS in their work.