…to join event co-chairs, Senator Mike Haridopolos and Representative Dean Cannon, event moderator Speaker John Thrasher, elected officials and community leaders from around the state to craft a public policy agenda for the Space industry at the…
Third Annual
Florida Space and Technology Forum
Monday, September 28
8:30 to 11:30 AM
Florida Solar Energy Center, University of Central Florida
Brevard Community College/Cocoa Campus
1679 Clearlake Road, Cocoa, FL 32922
With special presentations by:
- Congresswoman Suzanne Kosmas
- Congressman Bill Posey
- Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana
Legislative Panel:
- Senator Thad Altman
- Representatives Sandy Adams
- Representative Steve Crisafulli
- Representative Rich Glorioso
- Representative Bryan Nelson
- Representative Scott Plakon
- Representative Ralph Poppell
- Representative Steve Precourt
- Representative John Tobia
- Representative Ritch Workman
Presenters:
- Randy Berridge, President, Florida High Tech Corridor Council
- Barney Bishop, President and CEO, Associated Industries of Florida
- Frank DiBello, President, Space Florida
- Dr. Sam Durrance, Professor, Physics and Space Science, Florida Institute of Technology and NASA Astronaut, Payload Specialist 1984 – 1996
- Marshall Heard, Space Advisor, Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast and Chairman, Florida Aviation Aerospace Alliance
- Kevin Hoshstrasser, Florida Operations Site Director and Florida Space Shuttle Operations Program Manager, The Boeing Company
- Adrian Laffitte, Director Florida Government Relations, Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Mark Nappi, Vice President of Launch and Recovery Systems and Florida Site Executive, United Space Alliance
- Mark Wilson, President and CEO, Florida Chamber of Commerce
Presentations will focus on these key areas of emphasis:
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education,
- Research and applied technology,
- Workforce training and transition,
- Business development and incentives,
- Space infrastructure, and
- State and federal partnership opportunities
PLEASE
… take this opportunity to help identify Space industry priorities for the 2010 legislative session. This program is free and open to the public. Registration opens at 8:15 a.m. and seating is limited. For additional information please call 321-637-5407 or email
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