space mission uk - mission 3 lookbook - 5-11 nov 2016
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www.innovateuk.gov.uk #spacemissionuk
Space Mission UK is an exciting programme of entrepreneurs’ missions for the UK’s leading space and satellite application startups. These missions, supported by Innovate UK and Department for International Trade saw two groups visit the USA in 2015
This first mission which visited Utah, LA and Silicon Valley from 8- 14 August 2015, was specifically designed for the UK’s leading entrepreneurs in the space & nanosatellite applications sector, to interact with world-leading investors and potential collaborators. It visited leading companies such as Virgin Galactic and Lockheed Martin, as well as NASA.
The second mission, which took place from 15-20 November 2015, focused on the wider sector including satellite applications and attended SpaceCom Expo in Houston.
Space Mission 3, travelling to California from 5-11 November 2016, will have a strong focus on investment, and is specifically designed for the UK’s leading entrepreneurs working in New Space verticals.
The missions are designed to help the companies build relationships with the leading players in the US space and satellite sector including government, corporates, investors, startups and scientists through meetings, company visits, networking events and briefings.
More info http://spacemissionuk.org/
Introduction to Space Mission UK
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Satellite applications embrace almost every area of life, delivering valuable services for business, government and the public alike. Every day, people watch TV, catch the latest weather forecasts, drive to new destinations and meet in different places. From satellite TV to smartphone maps, all are powered by space technology. But how could food supply, the energy sector or the ways our cities are run benefit from the same technology?
That’s where Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency, comes in. The UK has a wide range of businesses and talent leading this charge and we provide them with funding and connections to get those ideas off the drawing board and into the marketplace. Those businesses have also set up an extensive support network of their own around the Satellite Applications Catapult, the government backed technology and innovation facility dedicated to the exploitation of satellite derived data.
Investors often view the space sector in terms of science, not economic returns. So Innovate UK and its Satellite Applications Catapult seek to show investors the significant investment opportunities available. We also work closely with the innovators, helping them focus on how end users can benefit from their technologies, and create new profitable markets for their ideas.
Commerce: New Space Verticals
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Innovate UK is the UK’s innovation agency. It works with people, companies and partner organisations to find and drive the science and technology innovations that will grow the UK economy - delivering productivity, new jobs and exports and keeping the UK globally competitive in the race for future prosperity. For further information visit www.gov.uk/innovateuk
Innovate UK supports key events known as entrepreneur ‘missions’ run in partnership with Department for International Trade.
Missions involve the pick of innovative and often early-stage UK companies in Innovate UK priority areas or themes including space, digital, healthcare or clean technology travelling to countries strong in innovation and enterprise, such as the US, China and Brazil. While there the companies have the opportunity to make new connections and meet potential investors, suppliers and customers and grow their business internationally.
About Innovate UK
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Archangel Aerospace
The team at Archangel Aerospace have worked on HAPS since 2002 and, since the company was founded in 2010, they have conducted more HAPS operations than anyone else. They are pivoting from supplying consulting expertise to supplying a large scale solution.
Only 10% of the data generated by earth observation today can be transmitted to the ground. This will drop to <1% with new sensors and imaging satellites. The data transmission demands are growing exponentially and current supply is limited by the physics of radios and the available spectrum. Laser communications are limited by cloud.
Archangel Aerospace will fly laser communications in the stratosphere, above the weather, to 10x the data downloadable. They have developed a prototype laser terminal and tested it on low altitude drones this year. With offices located at the Harwell campus and Oxford they have access to the clean rooms, manufacturing and prototyping facilities required to execute the project and our employees have years of experience in the aerospace industry (aircraft, spacecraft and ground segment).
Development Stage: Early stage for transition to service and technology development, established consulting business and contacts.
Sector: Space and UAV
Website: archangelaerospace.com Twitter: @archangelaero Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7791 691 149
Mission Companies
Daniel Sola CEO
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Atout Process Ltd
Established in 2010, run by a proven management team, Atout Process Limited is a microSME with a track record of profitable growth, based around innovative non-invasive electromagnetic measurement techniques that allow us to see inside pipes, into vessels, through opaque barriers and weigh without touching.
Atout core technologies include Electrical Capacitance Tomography (ECT), Magnetic Inductance Tomography (MIT), Electrical Velocity Tomography (EVT), and other novel techniques. The company has been establishing applications in a variety of industrial sectors including Energy and Food, measuring complex flows of valuable commodities.
Whilst these markets continue to progress, Atout is now repositioning around an exciting new application, measuring the most valuable commodities of all, propellants in space.
Development Stage: Fundraising for growth in Space, Industrialisation for Energy, Food and other sectors
Sector: Various including space
Website: www.atoutprocess.com Twitter: @AtoutFlow Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7540 047 639
Richard Foster-Turner Chief Operating Officer
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e2E Services Limited With “end-to-end” delivery at its core, e2E was established in 1999 to provide communications engineering, integration and technical consultancy services to clients operating within the telecommunications Industry.
Whilst satellite communications remains our dominant sector, terrestrial, wireless and cellular networks is also undergoing convergence at both the technical and operational levels. Our engineering and implementation experience is helping bridge this harmonisation and we now provide our services into both the governmental (namely Defence) and commercial sectors.
The provision of communication services to clients over the years has enabled the Company to be at the forefront of innovation through targeted technologies and service concepts.
The Company is increasingly participating in the development of leading edge innovative technologies to provide for more affordable satellite communications. Traditional approaches continue to be a barrier to entry for smaller enterprises due to cost, coverage and complexity issues.
The pursuit of more affordable communications is founded on our belief that new cheaper innovative delivery platforms (IDPs) including Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), High Altitude Platforms (HAPs) and small satellites will increasingly be used to deliver competitive communications into niche areas where current offerings are non-existent or unsuitable.
Our NEATaccess communications equipment together with our NEATdelivery uninterrupted service delivery technology is fostering our ambition to create a disruptive change in the delivery of future satellite communications. This belief is further fuelling our underlying Research and Development (R&D) initiatives.
Development Stage: Industrialisation
Sector: Satellite Communications
Website: www.e2eservices.co.uk Twitter: @e2eservices1 Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 1707 636 035
Barry Ross CEO & Founder Director
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Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd Goonhilly Earth Station (GES) Ltd is the owner and operator of the world’s most famous satellite ground station. Based in the far South West of the UK, Goonhilly received the first transatlantic TV pictures in 1962 and from there grew to become the pioneer in satellite communications, present at the birth of Intelsat, Inmarsat and Eutelsat. As the UK’s main international telephone exchange and TV broadcast location, Goonhilly has a global reputation for innovation and excellence.
Now in private ownership, GES Ltd is developing Goonhilly into a diverse and highly innovative space technology and applications centre. It’s secure, and highly capable site occupies over 160 acres and is home to some of the largest antennas in Europe. The operate 24/7 providing satellite communication and telecommand services to all of the major satellite operators.
Goonhilly’s entrepreneurial business model combines a number of complementary vertical market segments each with a direct link to space or data. This diversity significantly lowers their operating risk by spreading our fixed overheads allowing them to offer a combination of brilliant service and excellent value-for-money.
The experience, knowledge and commitment of its staff is recognised by its clients as their strongest asset.
Development Stage: Financing growth
Sector: Space / Ground Station
Website: www.goonhilly.org Twitter: @goonhillyorg Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7774 720 118
Ian Jones CEO
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Open Cosmos Ltd
Incorporated in the UK in July 2015, Open Cosmos is a company that provides simple and affordable space access. It solves the three main space access barriers: technology, paperwork and cost.
They do this by offering a in-house built nanosatellite platform and a series of services around it (e.g. launch and ground segment procurement, licensing and insurance paperwork, in-orbit operations) so that the customer only has to take care of providing the payload, and Open Cosmos takes care of all the rest, bringing the in-orbit generated data to the customer’s desk.
All in all, it is a one-stop-shop space access provider solution with market record price and time to orbit.
Open Cosmos has gone from design to delivery of its first nanosatellite in only 4 months and it will be launched into orbit on the 30th of December. It is also official supplier of the European Space Agency’s Education Office and has provided more than 600 educational sub-orbital platforms to students all over Europe, so that they can learn following Open Cosmos’ mindset and become the next generation of space engineers.
Open Cosmos is now testing the second generation of its nanosatellite platform and doing feasibility studies for customers that involve up to 12 satellites.
Development Stage: Beginning of commercialisation
Sector: Nanosatellite services
Website: www.open-cosmos.com Twitter: @Open_Cosmos Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7586 544 743
Aleix Megias Director, System Engineer
Oxford Space Systems Voted best “UK Technology Start-Up” in 2015, venture capital backed Oxford Space Systems is bringing a new generation of deployable structures to the space industry. Market pressure drives satellites to be ever more mass & volume efficient. This means deployable structures such as antennas, solar panels and booms are under constant pressure to be as light and as stowage efficient as possible. OSS uses its flight proven proprietary materials, such as flexible composites, to deliver structures that are lighter, more stowage efficient and lower cost than those in current demand.
Oxford Space Systems (OSS) is developing proprietary materials that, when combined with design techniques such as origami, allow it produce class-leading deployables for a range of commercial and military applications. The company has also developed unique proprietary analytical tools for the modelling and tuning of its flexible composite materials. This significantly reduces both cost and development time of its products. This is showcased by the setting a space industry record by going from product concept to orbit in under 30 months. This was achieved with its AstroTube™ flexible composite boom, the world’s longest retractable boom system.
Revenue generating since inception in late 2013, profitable contracts have been secured with a number of European and Asian satellite builders. Co-development collaboration contracts are also under way with Europe’s largest satellite builders as well as emerging players in the developing market of smaller and cheaper satellites: micro and cubesats. The company’s strategy is to validate its range of products in the low earth orbit market and use data and experience to secure design-ins for the lucrative and well established geo-stationary telecomms market. For the latter, OSS is receiving global interest in its large unfurlable antennas and is under NDA with a well-known US defence contractor and large satellite builder to explore opportunities.
Mike Lawton CEO
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Drawing on conventional wisdom as well fresh thinking, the OSS team is at the forefront of developments in the new space age. Based at UK government-supported Harwell Space Cluster – home to over 65 space companies - Oxford Space Systems enjoys access to state of the art test facilities and expertise
Founded by experienced entrepreneur & CEO, Mike Lawton, the multi-award winning Oxford Space Systems team contains a diverse range of world-class expertise in the fields of aerospace, mechanical, electronic and thermal engineering for the space environment. The OSS Board contains investing Non Exec Directors who have held senior positions in European and Canadian space hardware companies.
OSS is backed by a small consortium of leading UK venture capital funds and enjoys the financial support of Innovate UK, the European and UK Space Agencies. The company anticipates Series B fundraising in early of 2017.
Website: www.oxford.space Twitter: @OxfordSpace Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7740 937 935
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Realsafe Technologies
Realsafe Technologies is a company focused on developing safety-based technology connected to Emergency Services.
The company launched their first award-winning product, REALRIDER®, in 2013. This industry-first app designed for motorcyclists is the only one of its kind to detect if a rider has crashed and notify Emergency Services of rider location. The company’s partnership with the NHS is unique and there is no other app on the market that links directly to Emergency Services. REALRIDER® is the first app to fully integrate into the BT telematics system, which ensures crash alerts are treated like any other 999 emergency calls.
Zoe Farrington (CEO) and co-founder Andrew Richardson (CCO) previously ran a Public Sector Marketing Consultancy, Fused, which grew to become a profitable £1.8m turnover business employing a team of six staff.
The business flourished until the economic downturn that saw a radical restructure of the public sector. Viewing the changed market status as an opportunity to exploit a new idea, profits were used to form Realsafe Technologies.
Zoe and Andrew secured match funding from a VC on first pitch for REALRIDER® and in July 2012 the company was formed. The company closed a further round of £1m in September 2015.
Development Stage: Early Stage
Sector: Technology
Website: www.realrider.com Twitter: @realsafetech Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7947 142 438
Andrew Mark Richardson CEO
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Sen
Sen is creating space television, generating video data from space, starting with Earth. Our business model is selling very high resolution video data and analytics to the Earth Observation market where customers will include government organizations and businesses monitoring change on Earth. Sen is bringing several new capabilities to the Earth Observation market which Sen believes will make its data very valuable. Once we have generated revenues from our constellation of Earth Observation satellites, Sen plans to deploy constellations of its spacecraft around the Moon and eventually Mars, commercializing space exploration data. Sen has designed a unique imaging system which will be launched aboard the company’s own micro satellites.
As well as providing valuable data on Earth, the Moon and Mars, Sen will also generate original video content for consumers which it will market through news and social media. Sen’s space videos will change the way humans see Earth and space, inspiring and educating humanity.
Governments, businesses and people need to know what is happening on Earth, and eventually on and around the Moon and Mars as the space economy expands to these locations. Sen’s technology is designed to be multi-planetary, so that Sen can deliver unique data to governments, space operators and humanity.
As we become a multi-planetary species Sen’s video data will be an important part of the multi-planetary infrastructure that informs, inspires and educates people across worlds. Sen’s unique films of Earth, the Moon and Mars—such as the first humans arriving at Mars — will be watched by billions and change the way humanity sees space forever.
Development Stage: Seed
Sector: Space, Space Television, Micro satellites, Earth Observation, Multi-World Data
Website: www.sen.com Twitter: @sen Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7922 888 888
Charles Black Founder & CEO
Sky and Space Global
Sky and Space Global (UK) Limited, a UK incorporated company with European and Israeli centers of Aerospace, Satellite and Software Industry Experts, will deploy a nanosatellites constellation in orbit and provide global narrowband communication infrastructure and services.
The Company is now funded beyond the Q2 2017 launch of its first three (3) satellites with the Indian Space Research Organization, following the completion of the Company’s recent oversubscribed $4.5 million fund raising.
Sky and Space Global aims to provide low cost, nano-satellite narrowband communication coverage on an anywhere to everywhere base with relatively low maintenance costs. Due to the experience and expertise of the founders in the aerospace industry, the business will be able to develop with inherent upgrading capabilities within short intervals, utilising their unique IP nanosat software protocols.
“We believe that communication is a basic human right, and we will provide affordable communication services to Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime”.
Development Stage: Advanced
Sector: Space
Website: www.skyandspace.global Twitter: @SkySpaceGlobal Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 2031 502 789
Meir Moalem CEO
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TISICS Limited
Since a management buyout in 2005 TISICS has developed lightweight high performance metal matrix composites (MMC) reinforced with its proprietary ceramic fibre. TISICS is the only European supplier of ceramic fibre MMC, recognised by ESA as providing independent access to these MMCs in Europe.
TISICS owns the fibre to composite design and manufacturing technology and is working with Airbus Defence and Space, TAS UK, SSTL, Reaction Engines and ESA. TISICS is focusing on spacecraft propellant tanks as customers seek a UK supply chain.
TISICS owns technology developed since the late 1980s and is exploiting patented and proprietary technology to develop markets in the UK and Europe. TISICS is developing its space manufacturing capability and seeking investment to enable serial production. Once the space manufacturing business is robust TISICS will use this as a platform to grow a larger civil aerospace capability in the UK.
Growth will improve the economics for all sectors which will increase our range of products and export opportunities. TISICS has 18 staff and remains a private management team owned SME.
TISICS turned over £820k in FY2015/16 and forecasts £1.2M in FY2016/17 with a secure £2.4M 3 year order book. We are seeking commercial export sales and investment to enable growth of a UK manufacturing capability.
Development Stage: Pre-product, growing
Sector: Space and Aerospace
Website: www.tisics.co.uk Twitter: @TiMetalMatrix Email: [email protected] Tel: +44 7798 656 761
Stephen Kyle-Henney Managing Director
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About Satellite Applications Catapult
The Satellite Applications Catapult is an independent innovation and technology company, created to foster growth across the economy through the exploitation of space. We help organisations make use of and benefit from satellite technologies, and bring together multi-disciplinary teams to generate ideas and solutions in an open innovation environment.
UK Government and Industry are committed to growing a £40 Billion UK space industry by 2030. We are currently working with organisations in industries such as agriculture, future cities, transport, maritime and others to contribute to this global ambition.
The Catapult is transforming the way the world uses satellite technology, enabling new business and improving lives the world over. We are driven by how our actions help the organisations we work with, both large and small, bring new services to market. Many companies are already seeing the benefits of working with the Catapult, through increased investment, job creation and revenue growth. Their success is our success.
If you have a general enquiry, please contact: E: [email protected] T: +44 1235 567 999
Address Satellite Applications Catapult Electron Building Fermi Avenue Harwell, Oxford Didcot Oxfordshire OX11 0QR
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Chinwag’s mission is to connect digital businesses and their people. Founded in 1996, the company developed the UK’s first digital marketing community now reaching over 30,000 people in the UK. Chinwag produces numerous events, conference and trade missions including the Digital Mission series.
Since 2008, Chinwag has run over 25 missions to destinations across the US and Asia, including the first UK mission of hardware startups to China and the first missions for robotics and space applications working with Innovate UK, the UK government’s innovation agency.
Specifically designed to help highly-innovative, fast-growing technology companies expand internationally the missions have supported over 250 of the world’s leading technology companies bringing together startups, governments, investors and multinational corporates.
As well as independent missions, Chinwag has worked with UK Trade & Investment, Innovate UK, Select USA, Google Korea and the Korean Government on international trade events.
Chinwag has also developed the world’s first conference on applied behaviour science, Chinwag Psych.
Most recent missions include the Space Mission series, Digital Mission NYC 2016 as well as Pitch NYC, featuring top UK emerging technology firms pitching for investment to grow their business, primarily in the US market.
Chinwag also provides market entry support for digital firms entering the UK market as well as event and marketing consultancy, including the Open Data Institute Annual Summit series with Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
Contact
Mission Programme & Global Operations Marius Maritz [email protected]
CEO & Investor Relations Sam Michel [email protected]
Head of Recruitment and Communications Hydie Warwick [email protected]
+44 7480 137 465
About Chinwag
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIASaturday, 5th November
AM: Travel - London Heathrow to San Francisco International Airport
PM: Arrive San Francisco and check into hotel
Sunday, 6th November
Acclimatisation - Day to settle in & leisure activities
18.00 - 20.00: Welcome to Space Mission 3: Informal Meetup
Monday, 7th November
09.30 - 11.30: US Market & Legal Brief, hosted by WSGR including speakers from UK Science & Innovation Network and Department for International Trade
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati is the premier legal advisor to technology, life sciences, and other growth enterprises worldwide. We represent companies at every stage of development, from entrepreneurial start-ups to multibillion-dollar global corporations, as well as the venture firms, private equity firms, and investment banks that finance and advise them. The firm’s broad range of services and practice areas are focused on addressing the principal challenges faced by the management, boards of directors, shareholders, and in-house counsel of our clients.
12. 00 - 13.00 Fine tuning company pitches
15.00 - 16.00 Bessemer Venture Partners Pitch Session Bessemer backs passionate and thoughtful founders as they turn exciting ideas into market leading businesses. They admire those who aren’t afraid to break with convention and are driven to push the limits of what is possible with technology and product.
16.30 - 19.30: Silicon Valley Space Centre: Investment Pitch Event - pitching to panel of investors and sector experts, chaired by Dr. Sean Casey, hosted by BootUP.
Evening: Informal mission drinks event
Tuesday, 8th November
Silicon Valley Safari Day
08.45 - 09.45 NASA Ames, meeting with Gary Martin Mr. Gary L. Martin is the Director of Partnership Directorate at Ames Research Center. In this position he oversees public-private and international partnerships, new business opportunities, and NASA’s SBIR/STTR program for the Center.
Mr. Martin has been a civil servant at NASA for 25 years and has worked at Langley Research Center, NASA Headquarters and Goddard Space Flight Center before coming to Ames. He has worked primarily in the science mission and human spaceflight areas, usually in program management for advanced technology and strategic planning. In 2002, he was named as NASA’s first Space Architect, leading strategic planning for the Agency and providing the analysis that was used to develop NASA’s Vision for Exploration.
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For this work he was awarded NASA’s Outstanding Leadership Medal in 2005. From 2005-2007 and 2012-2013 Mr. Martin was on a NASA Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment as the Director of the Space Studies Program at the International Space University in Strasbourg, France.
Mr. Martin holds a Masters in Mechanical Engineering/Astronautical Engineering from George Washington University, and dual Bachelors degrees in Physics and Applied Mathematics from Virginia Commonwealth University and Bachelors in Anthropology from Colorado State University.
11.30 - 13.30: Space Systems Loral: Site visit SSL is the leading provider of geostationary commercial satellites, with experience building and integrating some of the world’s most powerful and complex satellites and spacecraft systems. The company has a long history of delivering reliable satellites and spacecraft systems for commercial and government customers around the world and currently has more geostationary commercial capacity on orbit than any other manufacturer.
14.30 - 16.30: SRI International: Site Visit SRI International is a nonprofit, independent research center serving government and industry. We work on some of the world’s most important problems, collaborating across technical disciplines to spark new ideas and solutions. Our research and innovations have led to new industries and products that impact people’s lives every day—from the computer mouse and interactive computing to medical ultrasound, cancer drugs, and much more.
16.55: Travel to Los Angeles
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAWednesday, 9th November
10.30 - 12.30 University of Southern California, David Barnhart (Director, Space Technology and Systems Group & Research Professor, Department of Astronautical Engineering)
David Barnhart leads ISI’s Space Systems and Technology group, which combines disruptive research with a hands-on, small-satellite design and launch for USC Viterbi students. Barnhart’s specialties include second-generation space morphology design, robotics applied to and with satellites, and application-based engineering capabilities.
He works with space experts both on USC’s main campus, via the Space Engineering Research Center (SERC), and with government and commercial space entities. A SERC founder and current director, he previously developed new aerospace and satellite systems and technologies, design tools that dramatically reduce project time-to-completion, and contact dynamic surface platens for full-size space simulation solutions.
Barnhart recently returned to ISI from DARPA, where he was a senior space project manager. Before USC he helped found and lead two space companies, Millennium Space Systems and Germany-based Vanguard Space. Barnhart earned his BSAE from Boston University and his master’s degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute, both in aerospace engineering. Including his previous tenure, he has been with ISI for 5 years.
14.30 - 16.30: Company Visit: Raytheon Raytheon provides state-of-the-art electronics, mission systems integration and other capabilities in the areas of sensing; effects; and command, control, communications and intelligence systems; as well as a broad range of mission support services.
Evening: Informal meal & drinks
Thursday, 10th November
10.00 - 12.00: Meeting NASA JPL, Charles Norton Program Area Manager / Principal Research Technologist & Dr. Tony Freeman, Program Manager
JPL grew up with the Space Age and helped bring it into being. It is a place where science, technology, and engineering intermix in unique ways: to produce iconic robotic space explorers sent to every corner of the solar system, to peer deep into the Milky Way galaxy and beyond, and to keep a watchful eye on our home planet. Analyzing the data pouring back from these machine emissaries, scientists around the world continue to discover how the universe, the solar system, and life formed and evolved. around the world and currently has more geostationary commercial capacity on orbit than any other manufacturer.
13.00 - 14.30 Pitch Preparation
16.30 - 18.30: Formal Space Mission Pitch Event at British Consulate Formal pitch event to panel of investors as well as small audience including Amir Blachman, Robert Jacobson.
18.45 - 21.30: Invite Only Networking Reception - Space Mission 3 & invited guests The evening will include VCs from the afternoon session & additional guests.
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Friday, 11th November
Veterans Day
10.30 - 12.30: Meeting: Virgin Galactic Virgin Galactic is comprised of hundreds of dedicated and passionate professionals — including rocket scientists, engineers, and designers from around the world — united in creating something new and lasting: the world’s first commercial spaceline. A spaceline for Earth. Our team brings decades of experience from organizations like NASA, traditional aerospace firms, and other Virgin companies. We are here because we believe we are at the vanguard of a new space industry that is defining the future of exploration and that we will ultimately make space accessible to more people and for more purposes than ever before. It is a large and difficult undertaking; but through our efforts, we believe we can help inspire future generations and make it possible to see the beautiful planet we call home from a new perspective.
Afternoon: Travel to airport & return to UK
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With thanks to
Annette Kramer, Consulting www.annettekramer.co.uk
Mike Lawton, Oxford Space Systems www.oxford.space
The Knowledge Transfer Network www.ktn-uk.co.uk
Jerel Whittingham, Investor
James Bruegger, Seraphim Capital seraphimcapital.co.uk
Stephen Ainsworth, Barclays
UK Science & Innovation Network How to contact SIN Email SIN Management at [email protected]
UK Department for International Trade (DIT) www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-international-trade
Dan Glazer, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati www.wsgr.com
Conor O’Sullivan, Satellite Applications Catapult sa.catapult.org.uk
Sunil Nagaraj, Bessemer Venture Partners www.bvp.com
Dr. Sean Casey, Silicon Valley Space Centre www.svsc.org
BootUP www.bootupworld.com
Gary Martin, NASA Ames www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/home
Space Systems Loral www.sslmda.com
SRI International www.sri.com
Professor David Barnhart, USC astronautics.usc.edu
Raytheon www.raytheon.com
Dr. Tony Freeman, NASA JPL www.jpl.nasa.gov
Monica Jan, LightSpeed Innovations www.lightspeedic.com
Amir Blachman, Axiom Space
Robert Jacobson, Desert Sky Holdings
Will Pomerantz, Virgin Galactic www.virgingalactic.com
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Innovate UK switchboard 01793 442700Twitter: @innovateuk
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