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Future Military Space Technology USA
June 3 - June 4, 2024

 

Discover the Future of Military Space: Join Us for a Transformative Experience

Are you eager to gain a profound understanding of the United States Space Force's (USSF) vision for the future of military space and the driving factors behind it?

The upcoming Future Military Space Technology USA conference offers you an invaluable opportunity to not only comprehend the USSF's goals but also actively contribute to shaping our collective future.


At this event, you will delve into the USSF's approach, gaining insights that will empower you to effectively work towards future goals. You will be presented with a unique opportunity to understand and actively participate in USSF’s pivot towards greater speed, agility and innovation in acquisition and deployment.

 

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath

Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath

Senior Space Fellow, The Mitchell Institute
Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z
Colonel Peter Mastro

Colonel Peter Mastro

, Space Futures Command Task Force
Major General Steven

Major General Steven "Bucky" Butow

Director, Space Portfolio, Defense Innovation Unit

Assistant Professor Madison Walker

IFC Fellow and DFPS Professor, United States Air Force Academy
Assistant Professor Madison Walker

Chris Solee

Space Partnerships, Sr Manager, The Boeing Company
Chris Solee

Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath

Senior Space Fellow, The Mitchell Institute
Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath

Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z
Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

Colonel Heather Bogstie

Senior Materiel Leader, Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta, Space Systems Command, USSF
Colonel Heather Bogstie

Colonel Peter Mastro

, Space Futures Command Task Force
Colonel Peter Mastro

Commander Michael Sanders

Assistant Professor, US Naval Academy
Commander Michael Sanders

Corey Reis

Project Engineer Sr Stf, Lockheed Martin
Corey Reis

Daniel Rice

China Military and Political Strategy SME, US Marine Corps University
Daniel Rice

Dr Brendan S. Mulvaney

Director, China Aerospace Studies Institute, US Air Force
Dr Brendan S. Mulvaney

Dr Gabriele Rizzo

Principal Advisor to the Chief Scientist, Strategic Foresight, United States Space Force
Dr Gabriele Rizzo

Dr Lawrence Robertson

DAF Lead Space Experimentalist, Air Force Research Laboratory
Dr Lawrence Robertson

Dr Michael J Starks

Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory, US Air Force Research Laboratory
Dr Michael J Starks

Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb

Associate Professor of Strategy and Security Studies, US Air Force
Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb

Erin Miller

Executive Director, Space ISAC
Erin Miller

Gentry Gardner

Chief Engineer, General Dynamics Mission Systems
Gentry Gardner

Mr. Gentry Gardner is a senior distinguished member of technical staff for the Space, Cyber and Intelligence Systems line of busines within General Dynamics Mission Systems. He is the chief engineer for Space Ground Solutions, in charge of ground architecture for multipe space-ground programs, internal research & development projects, and leads modernization efforts across the portfolio.

Rooted in significant business and technical leaderships roles, he has experience in new business capture, software & hardware architecture for large-scale distributed systems and a passion to inspire innovation through cross-functional collaboration. Highlights from his career delivering solutions for both commercial and USG agencies include significant advancement in technologies such as cloud computing, hybrid networking, real-time avionics, telemetry big data analysis, sensor fusion and assured position, navigation & timing (PNT) systems.

Previously, Mr. Gardner was the Research & Development Director for GPS Source. He grew the size and capabilities of the engineering group in Colorado Springs and championed the adoption of agile product development to create a broad portfolio of PNT solutions. Mr. Gardner co-anchored the executive team that won the Army’s Mounted Assured PNT System (MAPS) program, leading to the successful acquisition and integration of the former veteran-owned small business into GDMS in 2018.

Mr. Gardner earned his bachelor’s degree in math and computer science from Biola University and his master’s degree in software systems engineering from Boston University.

General Dynamics Mission Systems is an innovative leader in mission critical C4ISR solutions. Customers depend on our products and systems to perform wherever they work, on land, at sea, into air and space, and across cyber. Explore the full spectrum of trusted solutions for customers in global defense, civilian and commercial markets at gdmissionsystems.com.
 

Gregg Puttkammer

Draper Scholar, Purdue University
Gregg Puttkammer

Heather Bogstie

Senior Materiel Leader, Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta, Space Systems Command, USSF
Heather Bogstie

John Ireland

Chief of Innovation, United States Air Force Academy
John Ireland

Lieutenant Colonel Vinny Pande

Materiel Leader, SpaceWERX Ventures
Lieutenant Colonel Vinny Pande

Major Ben DeMarr

Program Manager, Next Gen Overhead Persistent Infrared OPIR Mission Payloads, Space Systems Command, US Space Force
Major Ben DeMarr

Major General Steven "Bucky" Butow

Director, Space Portfolio, Defense Innovation Unit
Major General Steven "Bucky" Butow

Marcus Graham

Space ISAC Fellow & Analyst, Space ISAC
Marcus Graham

Michael J Starks

Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory, AFRL
Michael J Starks

Professor David Burbach

Associate Professor, U.S. Naval War College
Professor David Burbach

Sam Wilson

Senior Policy Analyst, The Aerospace Corporation
Sam Wilson

Join the conference and get a full ecosystem event where military, academia, think tanks, and partnership-enabling organizations converge.

This gathering is designed to foster collaboration between the USSF, the USAF, and industry players. Recognizing the imperative to leverage technology and talent, we're dedicated to securing the future security and prosperity of space – and you can be a crucial part of it.

What Sets Us Apart?

Imagine being at the center of the conversation around future space priorities, surrounded by key players driving developments. Our event, unlike any other, brings together entities from the:

  • Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)
  • Space Systems Command (SSC)
  • Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC)
  • Air Force Research Laboratory
  • United States Air Force Academy

The conference will offer you a unique opportunity to actively shape the discourse.

 

 What's New for 2024?

In 2024, will bring you a greater emphasis on partnership building initiatives and expanding the focus on broader ecosystem input. We're collaborating with the SSC front door and incorporating the key takeaways from the Space Futures Workshop Series. This ensures that our event reflects not only current but also future priorities in the dynamic landscape of military space.

Who Should Attend?

Are you in the industry, passionate about collaborating with the USSF and USAF to elevate US space efforts? Perhaps you're a warfighter, academic, or part of a think tank within the space ecosystem, focused on planning for the future. This event is tailored for individuals like you, eager to contribute to the dialogue around shaping the future of space.

 

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 Don't miss your chance to be part of this transformative experience. Join us as we pave the way for the future of military space, together. Should you wish to join the increasing number of companies benefiting from sponsoring our conferences please call: Jack Tollervey on +44 (0) 20 7827 6045 or email jack.tollervey@saemediagroup.com

Conference agenda

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8:00

Registration & Coffee

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8:50

Chair's Opening Remarks

Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski, Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z

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9:00

Supporting Innovation and Enabling the Integration of Emerging Technologies through DIU Initiatives

Major General Steven

Major General Steven "Bucky" Butow, Director, Space Portfolio, Defense Innovation Unit

  • Providing accelerated delivery of prototyped commercial technology to aid US space efforts
  • Improving situational awareness and supporting decision makers by leveraging small, low cost imaging satellites
  • Modernizing critical legacy hardware systems to extend hardware lifecycles, improve capabilities and eliminate the challenge of parts obsolesence
  • Delivering scalable means to meet the future DoD requirements for satellite control networks 
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    9:30

    USSF Futures Command - The Case for Change

    Colonel Peter Mastro

    Colonel Peter Mastro, , Space Futures Command Task Force

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    10:00

    Navigating the Valleys of Death

    Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath

    Colonel (Ret.) Charles Galbreath, Senior Space Fellow, The Mitchell Institute

  • Identifying more than one "valley of death" between great ideas and fielded capabilities
  • Each valley has its own challenges requiring a different set of solutions to succeed
  • Exploring these valleys and identifying strategies and practices to overcome each as well as necessary conditions for the long haul
  • Using current and historical examples to illustrate the nature of the valleys and how they've been conquered 
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee - Sponsored by Blue Origin

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    11:15

    RAPID Laboratory Experimentation in the Hybrid Space Architecture

    Dr Michael J Starks

    Dr Michael J Starks, Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory, US Air Force Research Laboratory

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    11:45

    Near Peer Focus: China in Context

    Dr Brendan S. Mulvaney

    Dr Brendan S. Mulvaney, Director, China Aerospace Studies Institute, US Air Force

  • China's space capabilty and what this means for the West
  • Chinese anti-satellite technology: implications for the US
  • China's Military-Civil Fusion Strategy and Space 
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    12:15

    Networking Lunch - Sponsored by Hughes

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    13:15

    Interoperable Space Ground Solutions

    Gentry Gardner, Chief Engineer, General Dynamics Mission Systems

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    13:45

    Developing Educational Tools for the Midshipmen and Future Naval Space Officers of the USNA

    Commander Michael Sanders

    Commander Michael Sanders, Assistant Professor, US Naval Academy

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    14:15

    Mission Driven Transformation

    Corey Reis

    Corey Reis, Project Engineer Sr Stf, Lockheed Martin

     • Customer Focus
    • Lockheed approach to digital transformation
    • Data and Modeling as part of digital transformation

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    14:45

    Afternoon Tea - Sponsored by Blue Origin

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    15:15

    Panel Discussion: The Political and Policy Developments Shaping the Future of Military Space

  • Determining the current political factors in space and projected threats and challenges
  • Contextualizing innovation within the current space law, budgetary and procurement protocol landscape
  • Assessing the most effective means to avert conflict in space
  • The role of military academia in educating, training and preparing the next generation of warfighters to mitigate potential threats 
  • Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb

    Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb, Associate Professor of Strategy and Security Studies, US Air Force

    Professor David Burbach

    Professor David Burbach, Associate Professor, U.S. Naval War College

    Assistant Professor Madison Walker

    Assistant Professor Madison Walker, IFC Fellow and DFPS Professor, United States Air Force Academy

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    16:00

    Defense Space Budget

    Sam Wilson

    Sam Wilson, Senior Policy Analyst, The Aerospace Corporation

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    16:30

    Chair’s Closing Remarks

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski, Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z

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    16:45

    Networking Reception - Sponsored by Blue Origin

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    8:00

    Registration & Coffee

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    8:50

    Chair's Opening Remarks

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski, Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z

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    9:00

    Accelerating the Delivery of US SpaceBased Missile Warning The MEO Missile Track Constellation

    Colonel Heather Bogstie

    Colonel Heather Bogstie, Senior Materiel Leader, Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta, Space Systems Command, USSF

  • Integration of this system into the overall Missile Warning architecture
  • Rapidly responding to evolving and emerging threats
  • Key priorities looking forward
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    9:30

    SpaceWERX's Work to Assist Innovation at Pace & Scale

    Lieutenant Colonel Vinny Pande

    Lieutenant Colonel Vinny Pande, Materiel Leader, SpaceWERX Ventures

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    10:00

    The AFRL’s Space Vehicles Directorate’s Work to Ensure that the United States and Allied Nations Maintain Space Superiority

    Dr Lawrence Robertson

    Dr Lawrence Robertson, DAF Lead Space Experimentalist, Air Force Research Laboratory

  • Serving as the Air Force's center of excellence for space research
  • Developing and transitioning technologies to provide the US with additional space-based capabilities
  • Leading premier spacecraft programs from inception to delivery
  • Driving collaborative international partnerships including the 1st non-domestic CRADA with India
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    10:30

    Morning Coffee

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    11:00

    Boeing Presentation

    Chris Solee

    Chris Solee, Space Partnerships, Sr Manager, The Boeing Company

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    11:30

    Facilitating Public and Private Sector Collaboration Across the Global Space Industry at Space ISAC

  • Enhancing allied ability to prepare for and respond to space based vulnerabilities, incidents and threats
  • Disseminating timely and actionable information among member entities to support space efforts
  • Providing analysis and resources to support response, mitigation and resilience initiataives
  • Launching the fellows program enabling the next generation of space leaders to gain unique real world experience through the Operational Watch Center
  • Erin Miller

    Erin Miller, Executive Director, Space ISAC

    Gregg Puttkammer

    Gregg Puttkammer, Draper Scholar, Purdue University

    Marcus Graham

    Marcus Graham, Space ISAC Fellow & Analyst, Space ISAC

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    12:15

    Networking Lunch - Sponsored by Hughes

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    13:15

    Innovating for Tomorrow's Warfighters: Preparing Future Leaders for a Rapidly Evolving Landscape

    John Ireland

    John Ireland, Chief of Innovation, United States Air Force Academy

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    13:45

    The Future of China in Space

    Daniel Rice

    Daniel Rice, China Military and Political Strategy SME, US Marine Corps University

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    14:15

    Afternoon Tea

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    14:45

    The Galaxy Program: Acquisitions & Leadership Development to Shape the Future of the Space Force

    Major Ben DeMarr

    Major Ben DeMarr, Program Manager, Next Gen Overhead Persistent Infrared OPIR Mission Payloads, Space Systems Command, US Space Force

  • What is the Galaxy Program and why was it set up?
  • Key lines of effort since founding: travel and development opportunities
  • Delivering improved rapid acquisition processes and solutions for essential warfigher requirements
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    15:15

    Virtual Address - Strategic Foresight in Space Futures

    Dr Gabriele Rizzo

    Dr Gabriele Rizzo, Principal Advisor to the Chief Scientist, Strategic Foresight, United States Space Force

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    15:45

    Chair’s Closing Remarks

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski

    Colonel (Ret.) Jennifer Krolikowski, Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO, Plan Z


    IFC Fellow and DFPS Professor
    United States Air Force Academy
    Space Partnerships, Sr Manager
    The Boeing Company
    Senior Space Fellow
    The Mitchell Institute
    Former Chief Information Officer - Space Systems Command & CEO
    Plan Z
    Senior Materiel Leader, Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta
    Space Systems Command, USSF
    Space Futures Command Task Force
    Assistant Professor
    US Naval Academy
    Project Engineer Sr Stf
    Lockheed Martin
    China Military and Political Strategy SME
    US Marine Corps University
    Director
    China Aerospace Studies Institute, US Air Force
    Principal Advisor to the Chief Scientist, Strategic Foresight
    United States Space Force
    DAF Lead Space Experimentalist
    Air Force Research Laboratory
    Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory
    US Air Force Research Laboratory
    Associate Professor of Strategy and Security Studies
    US Air Force
    Executive Director
    Space ISAC
    Chief Engineer
    General Dynamics Mission Systems
    Draper Scholar
    Purdue University
    Senior Materiel Leader, Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta
    Space Systems Command, USSF
    Chief of Innovation
    United States Air Force Academy
    Materiel Leader
    SpaceWERX Ventures
    Program Manager, Next Gen Overhead Persistent Infrared OPIR Mission Payloads
    Space Systems Command, US Space Force
    Director, Space Portfolio
    Defense Innovation Unit
    Space ISAC Fellow & Analyst
    Space ISAC
    Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory
    AFRL
    Associate Professor
    U.S. Naval War College
    Senior Policy Analyst
    The Aerospace Corporation

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    THOMAS LOCKHART, Capability and Resource Integration Director, USSPACECOM 2023 Presentation

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    ROBIN DICKEY, Policy Analyst, The Aerospace Corporation & SAM WILSON, Senior Policy Analyst, The Aerospace Corporation 2023 Pres

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    DR MICHAEL J STARKS, Lead Rapid Architecture Prototyping and Integration Demonstration RAPID Laboratory, AFRL, 2023 Presentation

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    DANIEL RICE, China Military and Political Strategy SME, Marine Corps University, 2023 Presentation

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    CAPTAIN BEN DEMARR, Program Manager, Next Gen Overhead Persistent Infrared OPIR Mission Payloads, Space Systems Command, USSF 20

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    Arlen Biersgreen Program Manager, NTS-3 Vanguard Transformational Capabilities Office, AFRL, 2023 presentation

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