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Future of Space Policy Forum: Lunar Launchpad – the Race to Build a Base
October 14 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm MDT
Our 2025 Forum will take place on October 14th, 2025, at the prestigious Denver Museum of Nature and Science. This year, we’ll dive into the fascinating complexities of establishing a lunar base. Our distinguished panel of speakers will provide in-depth analysis of the legal frameworks, intricate logistical requirements, and significant geopolitical implications that will define this pivotal moment in human history. Doors open at 6 pm.
Panelists
- Angel Abbud-Madrid, Director, Space Resources Program at the CO School of Mines
- Rob Chambers, Senior Director of Space Exploration Strategy at Lockheed Martin
- Skip Smith, Chair of the Space and Satellite Industry Group Greenberg Traurig
- Christopher Johnson, Senior Director of Legal Affairs and Space Law, Secure World Foundation
Moderated By:
- Stephanie Burke, Director of the Center of Equity and Excellence in Aviation for the Denver International Airport
We envision a unique approach to space policy, bridging the gap between this critical frontier and foreign policy, international affairs, and young professional communities. By making these high-level space policy discussions accessible to university students and the broader community, we’re fostering informed decision-making for the future. This initiative also offers an opportunity for students to engage directly with current space issues for free.