SELECTED MEDIA AND PRESS

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John Wensveen, Ph.D., Chief Innovation Officer, Nova Southeastern University & Executive Director, of Alan B. Levan | NSU Broward Center of Innovation and Kelli Kedis Ogborn VP of Space Commerce & Entrepreneurship at Space Foundation discuss the power of collaboration and the necessity to cultivate strong innovation ecosystems to allow entrepreneurs to thrive.

Join Kelli Kedis Ogborn and Devon Papandrew from STOKE Space Inc., as they discuss routine space travel and unlocking a sustainable commercial space economy.

This panel discusses how to build a space ecosystem leveraging the innovation landscape in Greece & Cyprus.

Join Kelli Kedis Ogborn, Vice President of Space Commerce and Entrepreneurship at Space Foundation, as she interviews Tom Cooke and Dyan Finkhousen of Spacely, a digital marketplace connecting independent workers to the aerospace industry. 

This conversation focuses on the launch of Space Commerce Institute at Space Foundation and why space is an exciting domain for new business.

This panel discusses considerations and strategies for Greece and Cyprus to create an aerospace and defense ecosystem within the nations.

This panel discusses strategies to create a sustainable and resilient technological future, to combat climate change and natural disasters. 

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Join Tim in his conversation with Kelli where they talk about the indirect paths taken to Space and how each of us can be involved.

This talk focuses on the broader space ecosystem and how the transfer of space technologies benefit Earth applications.

This panel discusses the importance of NASA’s Artemis program, both in driving forward the next chapter of human space exploration and their goal of landing the first woman to walk on the moon in 2024.

This panel discussion focuses on the various facets and industries driving the space economy forward, and how investors and eager entrants can enter the field.

What happens to all your great ideas? As entrepreneurs, we’re near-constantly daydreaming about one bombshell innovation or another...only a fraction of which we actually see through. So, what’s the roadblock between a great idea and a real-life product, and how do we get past it?