10 - 12 February, 2025
Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London
Neil had a long and distinguished career in
the Canadian Forces with more than 35 years in various command and staff
positions in the defence, civilian and international intelligence
communities. These included a secondment
to the Privy Council Office and a Branch Chief on the International Military
Staff at NATO Headquarters. He was the
first Commanding Officer of the Canadian Forces Joint Imagery Centre and was a
Defence Attaché in the United Kingdom. He completed his career as the Director
of Geospatial Intelligence where he was responsible for all aspects of
Geospatial Intelligence in the Canadian Armed Forces. In that capacity he was responsible for
Military Mapping, Charting, Imagery (from space based, UAVs and handheld) and
all Meteorology Services for the Forces. Neil was also one of the founding
members of the Allied System for Geospatial-Intelligence (ASG), the Five Nation
group formed by Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK. During his career,
he was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Military Merit. He also received the Owen Kenyon Award and
the United States of America National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Medallion
for Excellence and awards from the US Defense Intelligence Agency and other US
Intelligence Agencies.
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