Who We Are
The North Carolina ArcGIS Users Group Inc. (NCAUG) is a non-profit (Tax Exempt under section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code) organization created to provide a forum for the exchange and distribution of knowledge, techniques, and data for people across North Carolina using and/or associated with software produced by the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI). While the focus is ESRI software and its related GIS applications, we certainly welcome all aspects of GIS, and users from all disciplines, including state and local government, academia, the private sector, and beyond.
ABOUT NCAUG
Our Mission
Our mission is to support the members by increasing technical expertise, building contacts within the GIS community and keeping members up to date with the latest developments in GIS.
Current Officers
(2023 - 2024)
Officers are elected by NCAUG Members at the Annual Business Meeting held at the NCAUG Conference. Officers serve a term of two calendar years in their respective positions.
President
Lucy Brady
NCDOT-DIT
lbrady2@ncdot.gov
Treasurer
Rick Wallace
Vexcel Imaging
rick.wallace@vexcelgroup.com
Vice-President
Jackie Dillion, GISP
Town of Apex, NC
jackie.dillon@apexnc.org
Secretary
Joshua Norwood, CGCIO
Pender County, NC
jnorwood@pendercountync.gov
NCAUG Past Presidents
NCAUG proudly recognizes the contributions to the organization and to the geospatial industry in NC by our former NCAUG Presidents.
NCAUG proudly recognizes the contributions to the organization and to the geospatial industry in NC by our former NCAUG Presidents.
Joseph Sloop, Ph.D, CGCIO, GISP
Rachel Patterson, PLS, GISP
Garrett Shields, GISP, CFM
Hope Morgan, PLS, GISP, CFM
Amy Barron, PLS, GISP
Bill Richey
Scott Huffman
JJ Walker
Tim Lesser
Al Gillikin
Zsolt Nagy
Rick Pratt
2021 - 2022
2019 - 2020
2017 - 2018
2015 - 2016
2012 - 2014
2011 - 2012
2008 - 2010
2005 - 2007
2005
2002
1991
1989
Current Board Members
Members of the NCAUG Board of Directors are appointed to the Board by the existing members of the Board of Directors. Board members may serve for up to 10 years.