Annual GSA Membership Caucus
The 7th Annual Global Spaceport Alliance Membership Caucus
January 10, 2022 | Rosen Shingle Creek, Orlando, FL
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The Global Spaceport Alliance’s Annual Membership Caucus is a unique forum among peers of spaceport facility executive managers from around the world. The Summit is a facilitated dialogue on the future commercial potential that a global network of spaceports will help to stimulate.
Participants identify common challenges and brainstorm what initiatives, activities, and actions can be taken in the next few years to lay the foundation for enabling commerce to flourish across the international network of spaceports.
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November 10 – 12, 2020 | Virtual Summit
The Global Spaceport Alliance’s Annual Commercial Spaceport Summit is a unique forum among peers of spaceport facility executive managers from around the world. The Summit is a facilitated dialogue on the future commercial potential that a global network of spaceports will help to stimulate. Participants identify common challenges and brainstorm what initiatives, activities, and actions can be taken in the next few years to lay the foundation for enabling commerce to flourish across the international network of spaceports.
In consideration of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 GSA Summit was held virtually in three 2-hour sessions November 10-12. The entire event was recorded and available for viewing to any GSA member not able to attend the meetings.
The GSA Summit is a members-only event. Please click here to find out about how to join the GSA.
NASA Administrator
Former Head of Mojave Spaceport
Previous Events
On March 31, GSA Chair DR. GEORGE NIELD made history when he flew into space aboard the Blue Origin New Shepard spacecraft. In this webinar program, Dr. Nield will debrief members on his mission to outer space. This will be a great opportunity to ask questions and find out what it was like to reach the edge of space.
New spaceports have had an exciting and challenging period of growth in the past 10 years, both in the U.S. and internationally. What happens when community enthusiasm is met with community skepticism and scrutiny? How do spaceport operators keep their focus on the promise of regional economic development even as some in the region doubt that potential? This GSA panel discussion will explore some of the persistent challenges that spaceports are experiencing and the ways that operators everywhere can work to overcome them.
PANEL SPEAKERS:
Moderator: Jeff Foust, Senior Staff Write, SpaceNews
Pamela Underwood, Director of the Office of Spaceports FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
Steve L. Howard, Executive Project Lead, Spaceport Camden
John Paffett, Managing Director, KISPE LTD – Spaceport Cornwall
