Revelare Hydrospatial GM featured by the IHO
The International Hydrographic Review highlights Jennifer Brindle’s career and contribution to the hydrographic sector.
Revelare Hydrospatial General Manager, Jennifer Brindle, has been featured in the latest edition of the International Hydrographic Review as part of the IHO’s Empowering Women in Hydrography initiative.
The program profiles women working across the global hydrographic community, sharing their experiences and career paths to support visibility, representation and inspiration for early-career professionals.
Read Jennifer’s profile here
With 15 years of industry experience, including more than a decade at PHS / Revelare, Jennifer has built a career that spans hands-on survey work, project management, operational leadership and now executive management. Her progression from junior surveyor through to General Manager reflects a depth of technical capability, a strong understanding of people and operations, and a sustained commitment to professional growth, including achieving certification as a Level 1 Hydrographic Surveyor.
Her inclusion in the International Hydrographic Review underscores the importance of creating clear pathways for women within a sector where representation has traditionally been limited. The profile highlights how supportive workplaces, access to training and opportunities to take on increasing responsibility can contribute to long-term success and leadership within the hydrographic profession.
Revelare Hydrospatial is proud to see Jennifer’s contribution recognised internationally and remains committed to supporting the development and visibility of women across the industry.