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Dewberry’s Jason Dolf Promoted to Associate Vice President

Geospatial professional recognized in firm’s Tampa, Florida, office.

Jason Dolf

Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced the promotion of Jason Dolf, CP, CMS, to associate vice president. Dolf is a business unit manager for the geospatial technology services group in the firm’s Tampa, Florida, office.

Dolf joined Dewberry in 2022 and has over 25 years of experience in the geospatial and public safety industries. His technical background includes photogrammetry, lidar, aviation, unmanned aircraft systems, geographic information systems, and emergency management. Dolf also serves as the aerial acquisition program manager for Dewberry, where he is responsible for the oversight and management of the aerial acquisition remote sensing assets and lidar calibration program.

Dolf is the program committee chairperson for the Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors. Additionally, he serves with his county’s local emergency aerial response and fire rescue teams.

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