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Thu Nov 12 2026 at 05:30 pm to 08:30 pm UTC-08:00

From Orbit to the Moon: The Transatlantic Space Economy

  • JPMorgan Chase Building · San Francisco
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From Orbit to the Moon: The Transatlantic Space Economy
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From Orbit to the Moon: The Transatlantic Space Economy
About this Event

Space is becoming infrastructure that anyone can build on, buy and use. From in-space robotics to satellites you can rent instead of build, and data that turns orbit into products on Earth, the companies shaping this economy work across the Atlantic, and increasingly look toward the Moon.

Join us for a panel with leaders who build, fly and use space infrastructure, followed by cocktails and networking with founders, investors and the Bay Area space and deep-tech community.

Speakers

  • Pierre-Damien Vaujour, Co-founder & CEO, Loft Orbital: space infrastructure as a service
  • Chris Genualdi, VP GTM Strategy & Partnerships, Planet: the leader in Earth observation data
  • Bryan Chan, Co-founder & VP of Strategy, Xona : pioneering next-generation satellite navigation from low Earth orbit.
  • moderated by Roberto Carlino, Lead Test Engineer, E-Space

Program
5:30 PM · Check-in & welcome drink
6:00 PM · Panel & Q&A
7:00 PM · Cocktail & networking with Luxembourg wines

Hosted by the Consulate General of Luxembourg / LTIO San Francisco, the Consulate General of Italy, JPMorgan Chase, and French Tech San Francisco.

Space is limited, registration required.

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JPMorgan Chase Building, 560 Mission Street, San Francisco, United States

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