Goff lives and works in the Chicago area, where he spent 17 years as a senior editor and executive editor for Advanstar Communications business-to-business magazines. Earlier, he was a sports editor for Sun Publications.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Stan Goff is managing editor of Inside GNSS. He is responsible for day-to-day operations and production of the print publication and insidegnss.com.

Goff lives and works in the Chicago area, where he spent 17 years as a senior editor and executive editor for Advanstar Communications business-to-business magazines. Earlier, he was a sports editor for Sun Publications.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

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She is a freelance designer with more than 20 years of experience in the Chicago metropolitan area, including projects for magazines, multimedia, trade show signage and marketing collateral.
Her awards include:

• 2009 Dental Products Report magazine: Ozzy Award for Best Redesign
• 2006 Modern Hygienist Magazine: Neal Awards finalist for best start up in 2006, finalist for 2006 Magazine of the Year
• 1993-2003, multiple titles: Gold ASBPE award for Feature Design, Silver ASBPE award for Publication Redesign, and Apex design awards for Cover Design, Catalog/Buyer’s Guide Design and Print Ads/Advertorials. 

Christine graduated from Southern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism. She owns IDS, Innovative Design Solutions, a graphics and product design firm.

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Before that, he was a vice-president and general manager at Advanstar Communications, a U.S.-based business information company.

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Fischer’s experience with GNSS media and communications began in 2000 as sales manager for GPS World and Galileo’s World. In 2002, he was promoted to publisher and later, group publisher of Advanstar’s entire geospatial business.

Fischer has won various publishing honors. He was a  finalist for Min Magazine’s Sales Executive of the Year in 2006 and also for American Business Media’s Jesse H. Neal Award — the premiere award in business-to-business publishing — for best start-up publication in 2007.

Fischer is an alumnus of Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA, where he studied economics. He earned a certificate in the Advanced Executive Program at the Medill Journalism School/Kellogg Business School, Northwestern University, in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

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Sierra Robinson is the digital edition editor for Inside GNSS magazine.When not doing that, she’s a motion picture costume designer and costumer. She is a member of IATSE Locals 705 and 488, and SAG-AFTRA.

She brings experience as a research, editorial, and administrative assistant for senior executives to her web editing tasks. She also worked as a sales contract auditor for CNET Networks and NBC Internet in San Francisco.

Sierra first became interested in GPS in high school in the 1990s, when she wrote her senior thesis on the subject. She earned a B.A. in theater from Grinnell College. She lives and works in Portland, Oregon, USA.

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Gwen Thomsen Rhodes, art director for Inside GNSS, has worked in trade magazine publishing for more than sixteen years. She was art director at a large publishing firm, Advanstar Communications, from 1991 to 2003. Before that, she was a designer, account supervisor, and print manager for a small book publisher, Vesta Publications. She has won numerous awards for her work, including two Advanstar awards for best cover for Pharmaceutical Technology in 1996 and 1997 and best graphic presentation for ITS World in 1997. Gwen lives and works in Eugene, Oregon, USA.

Gwen Rhoads’ Website

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His company, Gibbons Media & Research LLC, started Inside GNSS magazine in 2006.

He was the founding editor of GPS World in 1989, the most significant publication covering what was then a virtually unknown technology. For sixteen years, he led the magazine and developed the journalistic model for covering space-based positioning, navigation, timing, and the leading technologies with which GNSS is integrated.

 Glen Gibbons is the founding editor of Inside GNSS. He is an internationally-known expert and commentator on the development, policies and programs of the global navigation satellite systems.

His company, Gibbons Media & Research LLC, started Inside GNSS magazine in 2006.

He was the founding editor of GPS World in 1989, the most significant publication covering what was then a virtually unknown technology. For sixteen years, he led the magazine and developed the journalistic model for covering space-based positioning, navigation, timing, and the leading technologies with which GNSS is integrated.

His creation of Galileo’s World in 1999 anticipated the development of Europe’s emerging global navigation satellite system. He has covered GLONASS since publishing what was probably the first trade article on the Russian satellite system in 1990.

For ten years (1991-2000), Gibbons also wrote and edited the biweekly GPS World Newsletter. During 1998-99, he launched and edited GeoConvergencia, a Spanish- and Portuguese-language supplement to GPS World. He was editor of the reference publication, GPS World’s Big Book of GPS 2000. Until 2005, he served as group editorial director and associate publisher of three geospatial magazines, which also included Geospatial Solutions and GeoIntelligence.

Gibbons received the U.S. Institute of Navigation’s 2003 Norman P. Hayes Award for outstanding encouragement, inspiration, and support contribution to the advancement of navigation. In 2015, the British Royal Institute of Navigation awarded him the Harold Spencer-Jones Gold Medal for contributions to navigation.

Gibbons holds a B.A. in political science from Willamette University (Oregon) and studied Chinese language and culture at the East-West Center in Hawaii. He earned an M.A. in journalism from the University of Oregon.

Speeches and Media Comments:

Comments in Discovery Channel News article, "GPS-Laced Inhalers Track Asthma Triggers" (April 7, 2009)
Comments in Christian Science Monitor article, "China asserts itself in GPS turf war" (March 25, 2009)
Comments in International Herald Tribune article, "Chinese square off with Europe in space" (March 22, 2009); New York Times (abbreviated version, March 23, 2009)
Comments in Asia Times article, "China’s military awaits new satellites" ( January 22, 2009)
Remarks at International Committee on GNSS meeting — ICG-3 (Pasadena, California December 9, 2008)

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