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Coackley Joins Envitia’s Infrastructure Solutions Team

July 3, 2014

Robin Coackley (Photo courtesy of Envitia)
Robin Coackley (Photo courtesy of Envitia)

Geospatial information systems company Envitia said it has expanded its U.K.-based business development team with the appointment of Robin Coackley to its national infrastructure solutions team.

Coackley’s primary role at Envitia is to ensure the company’s geospatial solutions are optimized to meet requirements within the government and utility sectors. 

Coackley joins Envitia from Exelis where he was focused on imagery exploitation in the environmental and defense domains. He has recently been a committee member on the Geological Remote Sensing Group (GRSG) and is currently undertaking a PGC in Business Communications through Harvard Extension School. An ex-professional rugby player, Robin holds a degree in Geographical and Environmental Science combined with Modern languages. 

envitia.com
 

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