Where Space Does Business

SSPI’s Northeast Chapter returns with the revival of the New York Space Business Roundtable. The Roundtable is a regularly scheduled monthly program that will explore the business, financing and ethical governance of the Commercial Space sector. Because of New York’s prominence as a global financial center, it is the place where “Space does business.“ It is also the place where the industry will discuss social issues that impact the finance and business of Space and the highly charged and fast-growing Satellite industry.

Produced in association with the New York Space Alliance and with the support of the Consulate General of Luxembourg Office of Trade and Investment Office (LTIO), as well as Space News magazine, World Teleport Association and the Washington Space Business Roundtable, the Roundtable will gather every third Wednesday of the month.

Watch the most recent New York Space Business Roundtable – 2025: Mojo or No-Go in Commercial Space?

Redwire Space CFO Jonathan Baliff, Payload Senior Space Writer Tim Fernholz, Research Scholar for Responsible Tech, Innovation, and Policy at Princeton University Michael Thate and SpaceFund Founder and Chairman Rick Tumlinson discuss the industry’s need to get its financial mojo back and to make its case to the larger media and the world that it is more than Musk, and as integral to human life and society as anything can be. With the monthly “Significant Digits” report from SpaceNews and a “New York Minute” reaction segment featuring New York Space Alliance Founder Joseph Fargnoli.

   Watch past New York Space Business Roundtable conversations on-demand

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For more information, contact Tamara-Bond Williams at tbond-williams@sspi.org. For more information visit www.sspi.org and www.bettersatelliteworld.com.