Jeff Motti attended the State of the Coast conference in New Orleans during the week of May 19, 2025. Per the conference name, the event is focused on coastal issues and projects along the Gulf coast that are currently shaping the regional knowledge databases and informing policies at this time. Many experts from the region attend this event which occurs every 2 years. Geo SubSea met with numerous colleagues and new connections to strengthen our presence in that area.

The Geo Subsea Team attended Oceantic Network’s International Partnering Forum (IPF) in Virginia Beach during the week of April 28, 2025. Jeff Gardner, Hallie Graves, and Gabi Byrd met with colleagues, toured the exhibit floor, and attended multiple technical sessions during the conference. Evening and late night ‘marketing’ was also performed. Always a worthwhile conference to go to.

Geo SubSea president Jeff Gardner was a panelist for the Offshore Renewable Energy Innovation Event in Cambridge MA on February 6, 2025. The panel and attendees discussed the use of new technology such as underwater vehicles and aerial drones to perform offshore tasks during stages of project development. Speakers included industry players from the construction world, development folks, marine and survey experts, as well as startup company owners new to the space. Thank you for the invite SeaAhead!

The company continued their US tour of offshore wind conferences, having a grand time seeing long time colleagues and meeting new people and companies. Good talks, good meetings, nice exhibits, and some great dinners with associates around town. Let’s hope all the various conference organizers realize that this is not a very safe city to be holding events at. I’ll be glad to put AC in the rearview mirror. On to the next spot!

Geo SubSea (Sandi Scripa and Jeff Gardner) attended the Reuters conference June 17-18, 2024 in Boston in the Seaport District. And Jeff participated in a panel focused on survey lessons learned to discuss strategic ways to maintain quality while reducing the cost of site characterization efforts. Great panel and engaging chatter about this topic. Thank you to the other panelists for the invite! Overall a good turnout and worthwhile trip to Beantown.