Key FEDTalks: Public vs. Private Ventures and the Changing Space Paradigm

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Public vs. Private Ventures and the Changing Space Paradigm

Celebrating 11 years of community support programming, the Key Executive Leadership Programs is delighted to announce the 2022 Key FEDTalks Speaker Series. This year's focus is on the future of leadership and public service. This series will feature discussions on Neurodiversity in Leadership, Public vs. Private Sector, Trust in the Federal Government, and The Great Resignation.

Join us for this very exciting FEDTalks session as we explore the changing space paradigm over the years, moving from government directed to the new commercial space economy, and what to anticipate in the next decade. Our esteemed panelists and moderator will discuss the role of government in this new paradigm and how NASA enabled its birth and is nurturing its growth. We'll cover other Space-related issues such as regulatory, property rights, and geopolitical impacts as well look at the role of the “big personalities” (e.g., Bezos, Branson, and Musk) currently involved and consider the longer-term effects.

Participants who attend three or more live sessions will be eligible for a certificate of participation at the end of the series.

Moderator:

Andrew Hunter, American University Adjunct Faculty, Key Executive Leadership Program; Retired Deputy CFO NASA

Panelists:

Brett Alexander, Vice President, Civil Sales, Blue Origin

Dr. Mary Lynne Dittmar, Chief Government and External Affairs Officer, Axiom Space

Phil McAlister, Director, Commercial Space Flight, NASA HQ

Photo Credit: Galaxy background vector created by pikisuperstar - www.freepik.com

Important Note for Attendees

All Key events are hosted using a "zoom.edu" URL. Attendees using a government/work Zoom account that have restrictions to only access "zoom.gov" URLs, please plan to use a personal device, a personal Zoom account, or dial in via phone.

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