We're looking forward to seeing you in person for another hybrid event!  Hosted by our 4th Quarter host, Clyde & Co.,  NYSBR proudly presents:

THE MORNING AFTER

As the 2025 presidential term brings a wave of high-level decisions on space policy, the stage is set for pivotal choices that will shape national strategy across space security, development, and exploration. Space technology is poised to open new pathways for bolstering national security and enhancing human welfare. With the infusion of commercial space capabilities into civil and national security realms, government space systems architectures are evolving in response to new opportunities and challenges. Yet, the sustainability of these shifts remains uncertain, with U.S. space leadership facing ongoing pressures. Policymakers and industry leaders alike stand at a critical crossroads.

Don’t miss your chance to experience it in person. Be in the room as Joseph D. Fargnoli leads a powerhouse panel. Stay for Joe’s “New York Minute” panel wrap-up before we go off-record for lunch.

Our panelists include:

• Joseph D. Fargnoli, Founder, New York Space Alliance (Moderator)
• Darcy Beamer-Downie, Senior Legal Counsel, Clyde & Co. (Moderator)
• Tom Dinges, Vice President of Investor Relations, Mynaric
• Elizabeth Evans, Senior Equity Partner @ Clyde & Co | J.D.
• Alex Hamilton, President and Co-Founder, Donald Capital, LLC
• Chris Kunstadter, President, Triton Space LLC
• Michael Sheetz, Space Reporter, CNBC

• John A. Willding II, Corporate and Securities Partner, Stinson LLP

• Hamlet Yousef, Managing Partner, IronGate Captal Advisors

Panel 1: Space Hustle, Flow, and 2025 Expectations

Moderator: Joseph D. Fargnoli, Founder, New York Space Alliance

In this first panel, top investors, underwriters, and space industry experts examine the core issues shaping the Commercial Space Agenda and the future investment landscape. Panelists will cover:

• Regulatory Challenges & Strategic Actions for harnessing commercial space capabilities in a competitive global landscape
• Space Asset Roles in Geopolitical Tensions, with lessons from Ukraine and considerations for an Arctic-focused future
• The Rise of Proliferated DOD Space Systems, impacting industrial resilience and supply chains
• Sustainability in a Contested Space Environment
• Lunar and Cislunar Prospects as emerging investment frontiers

These critical points aren’t merely policy questions but key factors shaping the risk and success landscape for space-related investment.

Panel 2: Chatham House Rules – The Morning After: What DO We Want and How Do We Get It?

Moderator: Darcy Beamer-Downie, Senior Legal Counsel, Clyde & Co.

Over lunch, we'll continue the conversation in an exclusive, off-the-record discussion under Chatham House Rules on the future of the space industry post-2024 election. Zoom cameras will be off for this portion of the discussion. Join a candid conversation with space industry influencers as they reflect on what’s next for the sector and what the industry truly needs to succeed. It’s an invaluable opportunity to explore the real goals and strategic paths forward as the industry confronts a rapidly changing landscape.

Space is limited - don't wait to register! 

11:30 - 11:50 - Check-in

Noon - 12:50 - Panel Discussion

12:50 - 1:00 - The New York Minute

1:00 - 2:00 - Lunch / Post-Election: What do we want from a new administration? (Chatham House Rules)

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