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Wednesday, 21 November 2018 09:09

GeoWorld reached 9,000 registered members! 

Join today this unique geo-community by visiting the following link www.mygeoworld.com and register at no cost within a few minutes and connect with thousands of geoprofessionals from all over the world!

GeoWorld was created in 2011 by the International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE) and Geoengineer.org. It is the International Professional Network for Geoengineering that offers a free online platform functioning as a mean of communication for geoengineers and associated fields. Its mission is to create a professional networking tool where everyone involved in the broad field of geoengineering will have the opportunity to benefit from the continuous and interactive communication among colleagues, companies and professional organizations in the field. ISSMGE and Geoengineer.org have created a user-friendly platform where you can share your professional information, identify and connect with colleagues, link to technical committees and professional organizations, become associated with companies and form groups to support your professional activities. All at no cost!

For companies interested in being promoted through the directory, more information can be found here: https://www.mygeoworld.com/advertising

Thank you  so much 9,000 times for all your support!

Join Geoworld community today and explore its infinite opportunities!

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