George Siaway, PhD
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George Siaway is a strategic leader and educator with expertise in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), public health, and rural workforce development. He is recognized for his ability to integrate spatial analysis, policy insight, and program design to support data-driven decision-making across complex organizational environments.

Throughout his career, George has guided initiatives that advance health equity, strengthen rural education systems, and expand access to high-quality workforce pathways. He is known for translating technical findings into clear, actionable strategies for executives, policymakers, and community stakeholders. His work spans spatial analytics, curriculum development, and the design of evidence-based programs that enhance community resilience and economic opportunity.

George’s leadership is defined by a disciplined, analytical approach and a commitment to operational excellence. He brings a strong capacity for synthesizing diverse data sources, developing visually compelling communication materials, and aligning cross-sector partners around shared goals. His recent projects include strategic planning for vocational education, development of sector-specific training frameworks, and the creation of high-impact presentations and briefs for senior decision-makers.

Driven by a mission to expand the role of GIS and spatial thinking in public health and policy, George is dedicated to advancing equitable, sustainable solutions in rural and underserved communities.