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The experience, vision, and commitment that drive SpatialGIS.
Kendrick O. Faison founded SpatialGIS in 2016 with a clear vision: to bring enterprise-grade geospatial intelligence and IT solutions to government agencies through a company that truly understands government operations. That vision was shaped by more than two decades of federal service across some of the nation’s most critical agencies.
Before launching SpatialGIS, Kendrick served in key roles at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA), and the Federal Protective Service (FPS). This breadth of experience gave him firsthand insight into how government agencies operate, the challenges they face, and what it takes to deliver technology solutions that actually work in federal environments.
During his federal career, Kendrick developed the award-winning Survivor Mobile Application Reporting Tool—a solution that demonstrated his ability to identify operational gaps and create technology that addresses real mission needs. This same problem-solving approach now defines how SpatialGIS engages with every client.
Kendrick holds a Master of Science in Geosciences, providing the technical foundation that underlies SpatialGIS’s geospatial capabilities. His educational journey took him through Fayetteville State University and Murray State University—institutions that shaped his commitment to excellence and community impact.
Today, Kendrick leads a growing team of professionals serving the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, USTRANSCOM, Department of Interior, and other federal clients. Under his leadership, SpatialGIS has earned GSA Schedule holder status and recognition as a trusted partner for government technology initiatives.
Loukisha Lewis manages all human resources operations at Spatial GIS with deep expertise in federal contracting workforce requirements. She leads talent acquisition, employee relations, and compliance operations, ensuring Spatial GIS maintains a diverse, qualified workforce aligned with the technical skill requirements of our federal contracts.
Jeremy Scholtes serves as Chief Counsel for Spatial GIS, bringing distinguished experience in federal contracting law and intelligence community operations. A former United States Army officer who served as both an infantry officer and Judge Advocate General (JAG), Jeremy provides expert legal guidance on contract compliance, regulatory requirements, and strategic legal positioning that protects Spatial GIS and our government clients.
Our mission at SpatialGIS is simple: deliver solutions that make a real difference for government agencies and the people they serve. I’ve spent my career in federal service, and I know what it takes to succeed in government environments. That experience drives everything we do—from how we approach technical challenges to how we build relationships with our clients. We don’t just deliver technology; we deliver results that matter.
Beyond leading SpatialGIS, Kendrick maintains strong partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), including Fayetteville State University and Clinton College. These partnerships reflect his commitment to developing the next generation of geospatial and IT professionals, creating pathways for talented students to enter the federal technology workforce.
