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The Coalition for Deep Space Exploration has registered to lobby Washington in support of its mission for a long-term, sustainable direction for the nation’s space investments.
It advocates for policies and budgets that enable progress in human exploration, science and utilization of space efforts including NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the moon by 2025, according to the Coalition’s mission statement.
The Coalition promotes the benefits of international cooperation in space and peaceful missions as the US faces competition from rival nations.
Aerospace veteran Frank Slazer heads the Coalition. He was VP-strategy & business development at Aerojet Rocketdyne; and VP-space systems at the Aerospace Industries Assn.
Christen Kapavik is the Coalition’s director of strategic alliances and operations. Prior to joining the Coalition, she was a staffer for Congressman Bill Posey, whose district is home to the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral.
Coalition board members include Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Aerojet Rocketdyne, Lockheed Martin and Jacobs, the engineering giant.
Laura Anderson, who rose to VP/GM of global communications and events in a nearly 20 year stint at Intel, will take on the Americas technology chair at Burson following the completion of the BCW and H+K merger on July 1.
WE Communications has partnered with ROKK Solutions to form the WE ROKK AI service.
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Jan. 21, 2022, by Joe Honick
Seems like a great idea and collection of staff talent. Query: given that all those mentioned here are also recipients of billions in federal contracts and state subsidies, what funds might they also be enjoying with Congressional support?