The Space Logistics Conference

The Space Logistics Industry is on track to generate $21 Billion by 2040, 20% of the total revenue of the space economy.

SAE Media Group has closely followed the progress of the field for three decades and it's clear the community is standing on the precipice of a new era. The Space Logistics Conference is the only event which will bring together the vital stakeholders who are charting the future of the orbital ecosystem in one place, with a distinct focus on government policy, regulation and partnership opportunities that you will not find elsewhere.

This is your chance to connect with these leaders, learn about successes as well as challenges and shape the way ahead.

Orbital technology is going to radically alter the space environment. Satellites are going to be refuelled and repaired, or have their orbits shifted and access to space will be more reliable and affordable. A wide-ranging logistics architecture is going to be established to enable exploration from the Moon to Mars, as well as deeper into the solar system. Closer to Earth, a robust cargo transfer network is going to be vital for manufacturing cutting edge technology in orbit. These topics are the foundation of The Space Logistics Conference.

The countdown has started, join us on the launch pad of the future space economy.

How will The Space Logistics Conference Look?

25+ plenary presentations from leading experts in the field giving you exclusive knowledge and inspiration. Sharing insights on vital topics such as movement of cargo, last-mile delivery, payload hosting, propulsion, sustainability, servicing and how best to work with government partners.
Dedicated networking time where you can connect, share experiences, discuss common issues, and work together towards industry goals with top-tier experts, all gathered in one place at one time.

A bustling exhibition space with stands from key companies in the field, ready to share and explore the latest tech and innovations.
A chance to hear the holistic view of NASA technology and policy through a wide ranging list of subject matter experts and senior leaders.
150+ representatives from all the key institutions in the field of Space Logistics.

What Sets Us Apart?

Imagine being at the center of the conversation around the future of Space Logistics, surrounded by key players driving developments. Our event, unlike any other, brings together entities from the:

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Commercial Space Flight Federation
CONFERS
COSMIC
NASA
Purdue University
Satellite Industry Association
The FCC
The Georgia Institute of Technology
The Space Infrastructure Foundation
The UK Space Agency
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

The conference will offer you a unique opportunity to actively shape the discourse.


Don't miss out - this is your exclusive opportunity to stay at the forefront of Space Logistics. Be part of the first instalment of this groundbreaking event. Make history with your community and enhance your programs to remain a step ahead!

Cultivate indispensable connections that may serve as the driving force behind your next significant breakthrough!

Should you wish to join the increasing number of companies benefiting contact Justin Predescu, Sponsorship Manager on +44 (0) 20 7827 6130 or [email protected]


URLs:
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/2429274-0?pid=10018
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2429274-2?pid=10018

Price:
General Admission (Early Bird offers available until 06/28/24) Discounted tickets for International Active Military and Government Personnel: USD 1799.00

Speakers: Greg Richardson Executive Director The Consortium for Space Mobility and ISAM Capabilities (COSMIC), Andrew Ratcliffe Chief Engineer UK Space Agency, Angela Krenn Technical Integration Lead and Surface Systems Principal Technologist NASA, Space Technology Mission Directorate, Bo Naasz Senior Technical Lead for ISAM and RPOC System Capability Leadership Team NASA, David Logsdon Senior Director, Space Policy ITI Space Enterprise Council, Dr Erica Rodgers Director of Advanced Programs NASA’s Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy, Tom Stroup President Satellite Industry Association, John Dankanich In-Space Transportation Capability Lead NASA