[IGPP Everyone] This Wednesday: UCLA SPACE Economy Forecast and Panel Discussion | May 3, 3pm - Covel Commons

[Emmanuel Masongsong]

The UCLA Division of Physical Sciences and UCLA Anderson Forecast invite you to 

The SPACE Economy Forecast 
By 2040, the space economy could be the next trillion-dollar industry. UCLA is a global leader in forecasting the state of that economy and in developing the science, exploration and innovation that drive it. Join us for a fascinating presentation and panel discussion on the outlook of the space economy, featuring top leaders from academia, the investment and entrepreneurial communities, and workforce development with a specific focus on diversity, equity and inclusion. 

Including a presentation by 



Jerry Nickelsburg 
Faculty Director, UCLA Anderson Forecast 



Janeya Griffin 
Founder & CEO, The Commercializer 
Founder & Chair, Equity Space Alliance 



Storm Boswick 
Founder, TRE Advisors - Strategic Advisory, Governance, 
Investments & Asset Management 



Jon Arenberg 
Chief Mission Architect, Science and Robotic Exploration, Northrop Grumman 




Wednesday, May 3, 2023 

3:00 p.m. PT 
Outdoor reception to follow 


Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Ballroom 
330 De Neve Dr 
Los Angeles, CA 90095 



Seating is limited 
If you'd like to attend in person, please respond by Friday, April 28 





The SPACE Institute is a transdisciplinary and interdepartmental UCLA community of faculty, researchers and students, elevating space science through the symbiotic interaction of fundamental space physics research, technological innovations, holistic education and communication with the public, and engagement with the private space sector. Visit our website to learn more about how you can connect with and support the SPACE Institute . 











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