“We must continue to innovate and accelerate in order to achieve our objectives in, from and to space. Space Mobility requires resilient and responsive launch systems, space-based capabilities that enable our national security satellites to maneuver without regret, and robust and secure ground-based infrastructure. The Space Mobility Conference will continue to strengthen our ability to secure our Nation’s interests with new technologies and improved processes, and we look forward to the collaboration with our broad range of partners.”
– Brig. Gen. Kristin Panzenhagen, the program executive officer for Assured Access to Space, director of Launch and Range Operations for SSC, commander of Space Launch Delta 45, and director of Eastern Range.
“We must continue to innovate and accelerate in order to achieve our objectives in, from and to space. Space Mobility requires resilient and responsive launch systems, space-based capabilities that enable our national security satellites to maneuver without regret, and robust and secure ground-based infrastructure. The Space Mobility Conference will continue to strengthen our ability to secure our Nation’s interests with new technologies and improved processes, and we look forward to the collaboration with our broad range of partners.”
– Brigadier General Kristin Panzenhagen, USSF, Program Executive Officer, Assured Access To Space
Space Mobility is an important component of Space Systems Command’s efforts to bridge the gap between military buyers and new space companies. Commercial innovation is outpacing the demand signal from government, and we need to identify and secure the technologies that will fulfil our modern-day warfare needs.
SpaceCom has built a well-established, international constituency and has become the influential force for connecting government agencies with commercial experts. By partnering with SpaceCom, Space Mobility can access this target-rich, pre-developed community.
The Space Mobility Conference program will cover national service-based infrastructure needs for spaceports, launches and on-orbit maneuvering as they relate to our national defense strategies. In these discussions other themes will be prevalent such as:
Federal and civil agencies seeking prime contractors from the commercial sector to fulfill their government contracts and space projects.
Bringing together space and government agencies, prime commercial space companies, military and intelligence organizations, start-up organizations, investors and beyond creates an environment that inherently fosters the conversations that turn into action.
Join the entire space ecosystem at the Welcome Reception on Tuesday, immediately following the conference program.
Space Mobility attendees also have access to the SpaceCom | Space Congress Expo happening Tuesday, January 30 – Thursday, February 1.
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