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Space & Satellites USA 2026

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Space & Satellites USA 2026 is a high-level strategic forum designed for senior decision-makers from the Department of Defense, industry prime contractors, and emerging space startups to navigate the evolving landscape of space capabilities following the midterm political cycle. Held at the Marriott Metro Center in Washington D.C., the event limits attendance to 250 participants to foster an intimate, results-driven environment centered on actionable strategy rather than exhibit-driven networking. Through Chatham House Rule roundtables and structured debates, attendees will tackle critical challenges including the scalability of orbital systems, cybersecurity in space architectures, and the complexities of defense acquisition processes, aiming to align priorities and shape the 2027 national space agenda. The event is orchestrated under the auspices of the Space Systems Command, part of the Department of the Air Force, targeting key stakeholders involved in shaping the future of U.S. space dominance. Registration is managed through a dedicated event portal to ensure curated participation among top-tier leaders in government and industry.

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Strategic forum for top U.S. defense and space leaders to shape 2027 space agenda under Space Systems Command.

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Department Of The Air Force → Space Systems CommandView Agency

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927110 - Space Research and TechnologyView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command
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Space & Satellites USA 2026 is the post-Midterm focal point for industry, investment, and government leaders to process the year's volatility and define the 2027 roadmap. We’ve stripped away the trade show noise, capping attendance at 250 of the most senior decision-makers to focus exclusively on high-value strategy. In an interactive environment of Chatham House roundtables and engaging debates, this is the final opportunity of the year for primes, start-ups, and officials to hash out the real-world hurdles of orbital scale, cybersecurity, and defense acquisition together.
Location: Marriott Metro Center, Washington D.C. Audience: DoW, Industry Registration: https://events.reutersevents.com/space/space-satellites-usa

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Hyperspace Challenge Webinar - Founder-Led GrowthThe Hyperspace Challenge Webinar on Founder-Led Growth is a strategic session designed to help startup founders maintain control and alignment as their companies scale, with particular emphasis on governance, board dynamics, and investor relations. Led by legal, investment, and founder experts, the webinar will examine practical frameworks for structuring early-stage companies to preserve long-term vision while navigating the inevitable pressures of fundraising and organizational growth. Topics include optimal board composition, managing investor expectations, avoiding common governance missteps, and designing teams and decision-making processes that reduce friction between leadership and stakeholders. Hosted by the Space Systems Command under the Department of the Air Force, this event targets government, civilian, and industry audiences aligned with innovation and scalable enterprise development. Although it is not a procurement or funding opportunity, the webinar serves as a knowledge-sharing platform to empower founders—especially those in defense-adjacent or aerospace-tech sectors—with tools to retain strategic autonomy. Registration is required through a Zoom webinar link, and the session is scheduled as part of a broader initiative to foster ecosystem resilience and founder-led innovation. The event is publicly accessible and open to anyone interested in the intersection of startup growth and institutional support.
Professional and Management Development Training

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Allied SATCOM Future Architecture Working Group - Industry EngagementThe Future SATCOM Acquisition Working Group (FAWG), a multinational forum comprising 19 nations, is conducting its first virtual Industry Engagement session to foster collaboration between allied military entities and commercial satellite communications providers. Organized by the Space Systems Command under the Department of the Air Force, the event aims to articulate FAWG’s strategic objectives, review recent initiatives, and solicit actionable feedback from industry stakeholders to ensure future SATCOM capabilities are informed by cutting-edge commercial innovations. The session will serve as a platform for aligning the collective defense communications requirements of participating nations with the evolving capabilities of the global commercial satellite industry. This initiative is open to defense officials, government representatives, and industry participants, with registration required through a designated government portal. The activity is classified as a forecast with no solicitation number assigned, indicating it is a planning and outreach effort rather than a procurement action. There is no specified place of performance beyond the virtual nature of the engagement, and no set-aside or NAICS code applies, underscoring its role as an information-sharing and alignment forum. The event underscores a broader intent to harmonize allied SATCOM architecture development with market-driven technological progress, ensuring interoperability and resilience in future space-based communications networks.
Satellite Telecommunications

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