Cortex District Member Taylor Geospatial Featured in Article on Local Geospatial Landscape
March 24, 2026
by St. Louis Magazine
Leaders in St. Louis’ geospatial landscape are moving to refine and enhance the ecosystem’s offerings in an effort to drive more job creation and retention, as well as spur innovation locally.
Those efforts are punctuated by this month’s consolidation of the Taylor Geospatial Institute and Engine into a single nonprofit, known as Taylor Geospatial, as well as the ramp up of GeoSTL, a new standalone nonprofit focused on leveraging geospatial innovation into local economic and job growth.
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