THE FUTURE SPACE ECONOMY
Webcast Series
Explore the impact of ideas moving in the other direction; bringing Earth’s innovation and creativity into space.
Next Webcast | Tuesday, June 13th, at 1:00 PM ET
Laws and Liability in Space: How Do We Protect People, Businesses, and Intellectual Property in Orbit?
Space is an exciting new frontier for the global economy, but like all frontiers, it exists largely without a legal framework to guide and protect the people and businesses that would participate in this economy. This webcast will bring space industry and legal experts together to address some tough questions related to space law and how it relates to new economic activity: How do we define corporate ownership, or liability in space? How would lawsuits over activities in space proceed? What are the “rules of the road” for space today? And how does space policy need to evolve for the future? Who is responsible for creating the legal framework for space? And, how critical is cooperation with other space-faring nations? Join us for this critical discussion on governing and protecting the Future Space Economy. Sign up today!
ABOUT
The Future Space Economy is a monthly interactive webcast series with the goal of educating various industries on the benefits space can provide them. This forum serves as a dialog between global industries, commercial space industry leaders, governments, and educators about building the infrastructure we need to bring people, businesses, heavy industry, and our larger global economy into space.
Space is the final frontier, and it's about to become much more accessible.
Investment in the space economy is at a record high as government agencies welcome and partner with private sector businesses to develop the commercial potential of space. As the space economy readies itself for take off, what's driving this surge in growth?
Join us each month to explore the possibilities presented by space, how businesses are already making money in space, what kind of infrastructure is needed for them to thrive, and how you can get involved.
Preview upcoming topics of The Future Space Economy webcast series.
Mining, Energy Production & Storage in Space
Human Spaceflight and Space Tourism
The "Space Experience" – Laws, Rights & Regulations in Space
Lunar Operations – What Does a 'Sustainable' Space Economy Look Like?
THE FUTURE SPACE ECONOMY: BY THE NUMBERS
The global space industry is poised to make a leap forward in the next few decades, offering innovative products and services that improve life on Earth as well as in space.
According to the Space Foundation, the global space economy rose by 9% in 2021 – to $469B – and is expected to top $634 billion by 2026. Revenues generated from human spaceflight were seven times the revenue in 2020 and commercial R&D has risen annually by 22% since 2010. Space funding is shifting, with lunar and beyond initiatives becoming the new frontier. By 2040, the space economy market could reach $1 trillion, according to Morgan Stanley.
A new age of space exploration, technology innovation, development and investment is here. Get in on the ground floor and join a community to drive space business forward. “The Future Space Economy” webcast series will explore the impact of ideas moving in the other direction – bringing Earth’s innovation and creativity into space.
BECOME A SPONSOR
The Future Space Economy webcast series provides sponsoring organizations with the opportunity to get in on the ground floor and be seen as a true thought leader among those doing business in space and those interested in learning why they should consider investing in space. Sponsors will be part of an elite group involved in building a community which is greatly needed, however doesn’t exist yet.
As a sponsor, your organization will have a seat on our Advisory Board with other key industry influencers and help shape the direction, content and speakers of the webcasts.
The Future Space Economy Webcast Sponsor.
- This is an all-inclusive sponsorship for the entire webcast series spanning 12 months Includes: Company branding on the website and in all webcast episodes.
- Dedicated video spot during one webcast to play your company’s video.
- Opportunity to craft the “Big Question” that starts the webcast episode.
- One seat on an advisory board to help drive the direction of content and speakers.
- Opportunity to provide a speaker for one webcast episode.
- Inclusion in extensive marketing campaigns: email, social, and industry publications.
Contact Joe Milroy, Publisher of the Satellite Group, at [email protected] or +1-215-439-1708 to discuss flexible pricing options.
Find out how you can get involved from the ground up.
The Future Space Economy Advisory Board
Ian Christensen
Director of Private Sector Programs, Secure World Foundation
Carol Craig
Founder & CEO, Sidus Space
Deborah Donnelly
Airline Pilot, Researcher, Aeronautical Professor, Harvard University
Lucy Edge
COO, Satellite Applications, Catapult
Maher Ezzeddine
CEO, Ideanco
Dr. Gregory Falco
Assistant Professor, Space Technology & Security, The Johns Hopkins University
Matthew Harris
Space Focus Area Lead, Avantus Federal
Emma Louden
PhD Student, Astrophysics, Yale University
Mina Mitry
Co-Founder & CEO, Kepler
John Moberly
Senior VP, Space, SpiderOak
Sita Sonty
Partner & Associate Director, Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Vince Walisko
COO, Optimal Satcom
FUTURE SPACE ECONOMY SPONSORS & PARTNERS
Learn how you can get involved with The Future Space Economy webcast series.
Contact Joe Milroy, Publisher of the Satellite Group, at [email protected] or +1-215-439-1708.
Produced by Via Satellite magazine and hosted by Via Satellite Executive Editor Jeffrey Hill, each On Orbit technology-focused podcast provides in-depth information and discussion about the socio-economic value of space and satellite capabilities.
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