Published: 11 Mar 2026
On Wednesday 25th March 2026, TSA will host what is set to be one of its most significant AGMs in its long history. Held at the iconic Allianz Stadium Twickenham, this landmark event will bring together TSA members, industry leaders and policy makers for a pivotal day that will help shape the future of the geospatial survey profession.
With over 120 geospatial professionals already registered, momentum is building rapidly – and for good reason. This is more than an AGM. This is a turning point.
At a glance
Venue: Allianz Stadium Twickenham
Date: Wednesday 25th March 2026
Schedule
- 09:30 – Registration & Coffee
- 10:00 – TSA AGM Start
- 10:45 – Stakeholder Event: national marketing campaign for the geospatial survey profession
- 12:30 onwards – Lunch, stadium tours & networking
- 15:30 – Close
Why this event is different
Following years of work elevating standards, strengthening qualification routes, and raising the status of professional membership, the profession is now poised for its next big leap forward.
The Stakeholder Event, beginning at 10:45, will bring together invited leaders and decision‑makers to help develop the UK’s first National Marketing Campaign for the Geospatial Survey Profession – a project born out of key insights and actions from many different conversations including last year’s Geo:Influence initiative.
This campaign aims to:
- Explore how surveying is perceived across industries
- Identify gaps in understanding and why they matter
- Define the outcomes that a strong national campaign must deliver
- Set priorities around skills, visibility, talent, and long‑term impact
Delegates’ contributions will shape discussions that influence the future of the profession – from workforce attractiveness to sector reputation, and from national awareness to policy-level engagement.
Networking, lunch & exclusive Twickenham Stadium tour
Following a high‑impact morning, the aim is for attendees to continue conversations over lunch before touring the iconic Twickenham Stadium – a venue chosen for its scale, history, symbolism, and ability to inspire.
The venue’s fantastic networking spaces will remain open until 15:30, offering ample time for deep discussion and new connections.
Chief Executive Officer Rachel Tyrrell says,
“This is a collective milestone – an opportunity to influence a national narrative, strengthen the profession’s voice, and build a future-ready identity for the next generation of geospatial surveyors. With momentum accelerating and sector visibility growing, this collaborative event on 25th March will help shape the direction the profession takes next.”
Registration closes on Friday 13th March. Please contact the team at office@tsa-uk.org.uk for more details.
