Sponsored by the Global Space Law Center
As private industry takes the lead in the use of Earth’s orbits, entirely new sectors of the orbital economy are emerging. The coming years will see the development of private space stations, on-orbit repair and refueling, orbital tourism, and an increasing number of megaconstellations. These dramatic changes in the orbital economy raise several challenges with respect to public policy and the regulatory landscape.
This symposium provides a neutral platform for stakeholders to identify and discuss these issues in the new orbital economy with an eye to finding solutions that meet the requirements of international law, address public policy concerns, and provide regulatory clarity to the private sector and its investors. The symposium will feature twenty thought leaders from industry, government, and academia who will participate in five 45-minute moderated panels designed to encourage a dynamic and creative conversation.
Register
General Registration - Free (Use Discount Code "FREE”)
Full Day CLE (4 hours) - $80
Half Day CLE (2 hours) - $40 (Use Discount Code "HALF")
Panelists
Richard Dalbello
Department of Commerce, Office of Space Commerce
Dr. Andrea Harrington
Air University
Chris Hearsey
Space Court Foundation
Mike Gold
Redwire
Chris Johnson
Secure World Foundation
Sagi Kfir
Independent Counsel
Chris Kunstadter
XL Insurance
Jennifer A. Manner
Echostar USA
Dr. George Nield
Commercial Space Technologies LLC
Jessica Noble
Nanoracks LLC
Ryan Noble
Hawkeye 360
Dr. Antonino Salmeri
Lunar Policy Platform
Caryn Schenewerk
Relativity Space
Marcia Smith
SpacePolicyOnline.com
Gabriel Swiney
NASA
Prof. Dr. Frans von der Dunk,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Mike Wall
Space.com
Dr. Brian Weeden
Secure World Foundations
Charity Weeden
Astroscale U.S.
Laura Zielinski
Holland & Knight
CLE credit: 4.0 hours pending
Category: CLE Programs, Faculty, General, Public Lectures, Student
