| November 15, 2021 – Volume 18 – No. 2 |
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Conference: March 21-24, 2022 | Exhibition: March 22-24, 2022
Walter E. Washington Convention Center | Washington, DC
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| Diversity Drives Value |
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Jeffrey Hill
Conference Chair
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Planning for the SATELLITE 2022 Conference is off to an incredible start. The excitement for this year’s event is palpable. In just a little over a week since launching the program, we have confirmed more than 80 speakers for the conference! That’s about a third of our entire program! The SATELLITE team and I thank all of you for your support and enthusiasm.
I’d also like to highlight how our program reflects the increasingly diverse nature of our community. If you look at our roster of confirmed speakers, you’ll notice a vast mix of ages, gender, culture, and experience. We should consider this a real achievement for our community.… Read More
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The official SATELLITE 2022 conference schedule has now launched! Take a look at some of the fantastic sessions you can expect to see this year. Be sure to check out The Conference Program for the full schedule.
Geo-Intelligence Workshop
This workshop, composed of four sessions, will focus exclusively on the development of new…
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Attendees and exhibitors alike are finally getting back to business, and SATELLITE 2022 – the most important satellite and space event of the year – is now only 4.5 months away. You won’t want to miss your chance to secure prime exhibit space in the exhibit hall among hundreds of other industry-leading manufacturers, integrators,…
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| Health + Safety |
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We appreciate your support of this event and want to ensure you have a safe and healthy experience while onsite. We are working with the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, partner hotels, and our supporting vendors to create a safety plan and protocols. Click here to visit our website and find what we're doing to ensure your safety.
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FCC Authorizes Boeing V-Band LEO Broadband Constellation
Boeing could be joining the fray of broadband constellation competitors in the coming years, expanding its role in space beyond manufacturing. On Wednesday, the FCC approved a Boeing application for a license to construct, deploy, and operate a satellite constellation.
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