Maxwell GeoSystems
Guy Morgan is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in sales and business development, particularly in the geotechnical engineering and asset management sectors. Currently serving as Business Sales Manager at Maxwell GeoSystems since October 2018, Guy has played a pivotal role in promoting innovative solutions such as MissionOS. Prior to this, Guy held the position of Software Business Development Manager at Yotta Ltd, where responsibilities included strategic asset management and new business pipeline development. Guy’s career also includes significant roles at Esri UK, overseeing strategic account management and sales to local government clients, and at Atkins & Partners Ltd, responsible for GIS solutions within the police and emergency services sector. With a strong educational foundation from Leeds Beckett University and Keele University, Guy's expertise encompasses a diverse range of technical and sales capabilities.
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Maxwell GeoSystems
Founded in 2004, by Dr Angus Maxwell, Maxwell GeoSystems has worldwide coverage with offices in key market locations enabling optimum levels of client support, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Kochi-India, Australia, United Kingdom and the United States. With our roots in the supply and analysis of geotechnical data Maxwell GeoSystems understand the value of providing timely information to engineers, key decision makers and project stakeholders. The company has been actively involved in major infrastructure, mining, construction and environmental projects throughout the Asia Pacific region in partnership with some of the world’s leading construction and mining companies. At the core of our business is the innovative Mission OS — a powerful and flexible data management system for the acquisition, monitoring and analysis of geotechnical and other project-related data. The Mission OS is an actively evolving product and Maxwell Software Engineers work closely with clients to develop additional data modules and added functionality as new applications for the system are found.