Caroline Bett is a highly motivated Geospatial Engineering graduate from the University
of Nairobi, Kenya. She has a keen interest in hands on learning, spatial analysis and
practical applications of geospatial technologies. Proficient in GIS and experienced in
creating and analyzing spatial data using ArcGIS, QGIS and AutoCAD. Skilled in
computer based mapping, spatial data visualization, problem solving insights and
storytelling to make people understand geospatial insights. A committed member of
Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK), under GIS chapter, with a keen interest in
continuous professional growth and contribution to impact geospatial projects.

Beyond technical pursuits, Caroline is a writer and a poet who uses creativity to explore
themes on existence, identity and life in general. She is deeply passionate about climate
change and sustainability practices often seeking to bridge the gap between environmental awareness and geospatial innovation.

At the core, she is interested in mentorship where she founded a Mentorship Academy
at the university which was a student-led program that connects university students with high school learners to promote interest in engineering courses. Through her mentorship and leadership initiatives, she envisions inspiring more women- led innovations and empowering young girls to take up roles in STEM.

Driven by purpose and creativity, she aspires to apply geospatial technologies and
storytelling to champion data driven climate action and social impact across Africa.