Connect with leading space executives

In 2022 we successfully launched the inaugural Investing in Space summit both in-person and online. Next year we will be returning to London for two days of content-packed, thought provoking debates and discussions.

In 2023 c-suite executives and key decision makers from the space industry will meet to learn more about the evolving space investment landscape and explore how the commercial space business is maturing. You'll have the rare opportunity to hear from thought leading speakers and innovators in exclusive keynote sessions, panel discussions and roundtables.  

Who will you meet?

• Government Space Agencies
• Aerospace Manufacturers
• Space Transportation Services
• CEOs and C-suite executives from the space industry
• Investors including, Fund Managers, Venture Capitalists, Pension Funds investing in space
• Technology companies
• Entrepreneurs

Key discussion topics include:

• How are attitudes to investment changing among traditional institutional investors?
  
  
• How might a worsening economic climate impact high-risk investment in new space technologies?
  
  
• To what extent can investment in space support sustainability initiatives on earth?
  
  
• How does investment in space align with ESG imperatives?
  
  
• How will an escalating geopolitical crisis impact the future of international space collaboration?
  
  
• Can regulators keep pace with the rapidly changing private sector space economy?
  
  
• How can the industry tackle the colossal impact of space junk?
  
  
• Looking ahead, what new ground-breaking innovations can we expect to emerge from expanding the lunar economy to commercialising space-based solar power?

Venue

The FT Investing in Space Summit 2023 will be held at 133 Houndsditch, located near Liverpool Street station. It is a state-of-the-art venue combining innovation with style, it's the ideal location for our attendees to collaborate and share ideas.

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