TC Sessions: Space 2020, our inaugural conference concentrating on space-related ventures, begins in only one week (December 16-17). We are thrilled to welcome leading experts, pioneering companies, and ambitious startups dedicated to shaping the future of space exploration.

If you haven't yet registered for this exciting event, secure your spot now while current late-registration rates are still available – prices will increase on December 15. Discounts are also offered for groups, students, and current military or government personnel.

Are you looking to propel your early-stage startup forward by connecting with key industry players – and present your company to attendees during the conference? Purchase a Space Startup Exhibitor Pass. We also provide a cost-effective, expo-only pass for $25 (Note: This option does not include networking opportunities, access to the main-stage presentations, or a complimentary Extra Crunch membership).

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The event’s two-day schedule is packed with possibilities. Here’s a preview of some of the many sessions that await you:

• Fast Money Breakout Sessions: Discover the various accelerators, incubators, and grant programs designed to help you secure funding and expand your startup. Six of these sessions will be held over the two days. Consult the agenda for specific dates and times and plan your attendance accordingly. Don’t miss this chance to potentially obtain funding quickly.
• Founders in Focus Series: TechCrunch editors will engage in discussions with four founders who are expected to become major innovators in the space sector. This four-part series will feature Araz Feyzi, co-founder of Kayhan Space; Will Edwards, CEO of Firehawk Aerospace; Pawan Chandana, co-founder of Skyroot; and Yotam Ariel, co-founder of Bluefield Technologies.
• Pitch Feedback Session: All startups exhibiting at TC Sessions: Space 2020 are invited to participate in a pitch feedback session, which will be facilitated by TechCrunch staff.

While this marks our first event focused on space technology, we have extensive experience hosting TC Sessions. Here’s what Karin Maake, senior director of communications at FlashParking, shared about her experience:

TC Sessions: Space 2020 takes place on December 16-17. You have only one week remaining to purchase your pass, connect with a global network of forward-thinking individuals, and advance your space-focused business.

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