Brian Sullivan

Brian Sullivan is a senior program manager in Earth engine sustainability solutions at Google Earth Outreach. At Google he focuses on leveraging geospatial technology to address environmental and social challenges. With a career at the intersection of technology and conservation, Sullivan develops and manages projects that enable nonprofits, scientists, and communities to use Google’s mapping tools for storytelling and data-driven decision-making.

Sullivan’s work includes leading initiatives that utilize satellite imagery and geographic information systems (GIS) to support biodiversity, climate action, and humanitarian efforts. He has overseen collaborations with organizations to help them visualize complex data and communicate critical issues to broad audiences. His expertise in program management and technical strategy has led to speaking engagements at international conferences and workshops, where he discusses the impact of geospatial technologies.

Sullivan has represented Google Earth Outreach at industry events, delivering presentations on remote sensing, conservation technology, and community engagement. His ability to explain technical concepts to diverse audiences has established him as a credible communicator in the field. Sullivan’s work has appeared in major media outlets and academic forums, highlighting his contributions to geospatial technology and environmental conservation.

Throughout his career, Sullivan has addressed issues related to data accessibility, digital inclusion, and the ethical use of technology. He has advocated for open data and participatory mapping, emphasizing collaboration between technology companies and grassroots organizations. Sullivan’s ongoing efforts support the advancement of technology for environmental and social impact.