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prices increase tonight for our space-focused event, tc sessions: space

AVATAR Alexandra Ames
Alexandra Ames
Director of Marketing, TechCrunch
November 20, 2020
prices increase tonight for our space-focused event, tc sessions: space

“Space, the final frontier…” The iconic opening lines of “Star Trek” are likely familiar to many. However, TC Sessions: Space 2020 focuses on the realities of space exploration, offering a genuine chance to connect with the individuals, insights, and financial resources needed to develop the future of space technology.

Take that leap forward, and take advantage of savings while you can. The discounted early-bird registration period concludes—to borrow a phrase from Gene Roddenberry—on Stardate 98489.04. (That translates to today, November 20 at 11:59 p.m. PST). Secure your pass before the deadline to save $100.

This event will feature presentations from prominent leaders in the space sector, including founders, investors, and technologists representing government, commercial, and defense organizations. TechCrunch is known for bringing together top-tier experts. Among the speakers are Peter Beck, CEO of Rocket Lab, General Jay Raymond, Chief of Space Operations for the U.S. Space Force, and Lisa Callahan, VP and head of civil space programs at Lockheed Martin.

The event will also include venture capitalists such as Chris Boshuizen (Data Collective DCVC), Mike Collett (Promus Ventures), and Tess Hatch (Bessemer Venture Partners). Don't miss the Fast Money breakout sessions, which will provide information on space accelerator programs and grant funding opportunities.

The agenda covers a wide range of technologies, including rockets created with 3D printing, data gathered from observing Earth, managing operations in orbit, ground station networks, launch services, broadband communication systems, defense applications, and manufacturing processes conducted in space.

There’s even more to discover, as we continue to add opportunities to the event. And this next addition is particularly noteworthy!

Starburst x TechCrunch: Pitch Me to the Moon — Starburst Aerospace and TechCrunch have partnered to create a pitch competition called Pitch Me to the Moon. This competition is modeled after the Startup Battlefield, but specifically for companies in the space industry. Ten promising early-stage space startups, chosen by Starburst, will present their innovations to a panel of distinguished judges from across the industry.

You can find details about this competition, along with all the panel discussions, interviews, fireside chats, and interactive Q&A sessions, in the event agenda. Don’t be concerned about scheduling conflicts—all sessions will be available both live and on-demand. You can connect with other attendees, manage your business, or attend live sessions knowing you can view any missed content at your convenience.

Increase your company’s visibility with a Space Startup Exhibitor Package ($360). This package includes a digital exhibition space, tools for generating leads, and three conference passes. As an added benefit: All exhibiting space startups will have the opportunity to pitch their ideas live to attendees during the event.

Take advantage of the $100 discount. Purchase your pass to TC Sessions: Space 2020 before the early-bird pricing ends tonight, November 20 at 11:59 p.m. PST.

Is your organization interested in sponsoring TC Sessions: Space 2020? Click here to discuss available sponsorship options.

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Alexandra Ames

Since 2014, she has overseen event branding and audience growth for TechCrunch, while also leading the development of impactful experiential and digital marketing initiatives for prominent brands including RSA Conference, Qualcomm, Nissan, and Hyundai.
Alexandra Ames