More Than 200 Joined Live. The GovMilSpace Digital Series Is Now Available On Demand.
Couldn’t attend July’s GovMilSpace Digital Series? Registration remains open, and the full two-day program is available on demand.
The series gives you direct access to the officials and experts working through some of the biggest questions facing defense space today: how government is buying and using commercial technology, how allies are preparing for a more contested domain, and where cybersecurity, resilience, and investment priorities are heading next.
Hear Directly From U.S. and Allied Space Leaders
The on-demand program includes conversations with:
Lt. Col. (S) Robert Perez-Alemany, Program Manager and Space Development Agency Liaison, Defense Innovation Unit, on DIU’s space priorities, capability gaps, and how commercial companies can engage with the acquisition process.Col. Tim Trimailo, Director of the Commercial Space Office, Space Systems Command, on the changing relationship between government and industry, including acquisition, AI, supply chains, and emerging technologies.Donna Dulo, Chief of Cyber and Software Testing, U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command, on the testing and security practices needed to build cyber-secure and resilient satellite systems.Gen. Aurelio Colagrande, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, NATO Allied Command Transformation, and Robert Kroeger, Space Capabilities Programme Director and Principal Integrator, NATO Allied Command Transformation, on NATO’s work to integrate space into multi-domain operations.Major General Michael Traut, Commander, German Space Command, on Germany’s military space priorities, allied partnerships, and growing investment in secure and resilient space capabilities.
The program also features Giulia Pavesi, Lead for Security and Defence at the European Space Policy Institute; Anjali Ramachandra, Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Reflex Aerospace; and Juliana Süß, International Security Associate at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
Why These Conversations Matter
Government and industry are being asked to work together faster, but the path is not always clear.Across the program, speakers address where commercial capabilities fit into defense missions, what government buyers need from industry, and how the United States, NATO, and Germany are adjusting their strategies as space becomes more central to military operations.
You can access every session immediately after registering.
Government and Military: Free
Industry: $59
