ESA at the New Space Economy European Expoforum
On 10–12 December in Rome, Italy, ESA is offering a special programme of events at the New Space Economy European Expoforum (NSE).
Participation in ESA's programme of events is free of charge. However, registration is mandatory to obtain an access badge.
To register, please send an email to space.economicforum@esa.int
Participants will have the opportunity to exchange views on a wide range of topics with existing and new industrial players, innovative SMEs, investors, new ventures, start-ups, research centres, space agencies and institutions with interest in space.
The second edition of the Global Space Economic Forum takes place on 11 December. Register by sending an email to space.economicforum@esa.int along with your contact information (Family name, First name, Company affiliation).
10 December: Space for Earth
9:30–16:15 Location: ESA booth
9.00–9.30 |
Welcome Jan Wörner, Director General ESA |
9.30–11.00 |
Future of Mobility
Karol Oparta, Heller |
11.30–13.00 |
5G
Simon Roberts, University of Nottingham |
14.00–15.30 |
Cybersecurity
Oscar Pozzobon, Qascom |
16.00–17.30 | Urban Environment
Marco Esposito, Cosine |
11 December: Global Space Economic Forum
10.30–16.00 Location: "Sala Aurelia"
10.30–10.45 | Introduction, Eric Morel de Westgaver, Director of Industry, Procurement and Legal Services, ESA |
10:45–11:00 | Keynote Speech, Gianpaolo Manzella, Undersecretary, Italian Ministry of Economic Development |
11.00–12.00 |
Round Table: How to Integrate Space into Economy and Society
Francois Spiero, Strategic Roadmaps Manager, CNES |
12.00–12.10 | Economics of Science Johannes Gutleber, Accelerator and Technology Sector Directorate Office, CERN |
12.10–13.00 | Round Table: Fostering Space Economy In Europe ESA_Lab: Cooperation between ESA and Universities
Pierre-Guy Amand, Director Advanced Technologies Propulsion, ArianeGroup |
14.30–15.00 | Inspirational Speech: Benefits of Space on Economy and Society Samantha Cristoforetti, Astronaut, ESA |
15.00–16.00 | Round Table: Open Innovation
Roberto Cingolani, CTO, Leonardo |
16.00–16.15 | Smart Cities Challenges David Da Torre, Managing Director Count+Care GmbH & Co. KG / Digitalstadt Darmstadt GmbH |
16.15–16.30 | Conclusions: Eric Morel de Westgaver, Director of Industry, Procurement and Legal Services, ESA |
11 December: Academia Supporting ESA in Strategic Reflections
9:30–12:00 Location: ESA booth
In the evolution of the space sector, ESA recognises the large benefit brought by exploring new perspectives and performing research with academia. Academia bring valuable external perspectives and a fresh eye on difficult questions. The outcome of their research is beneficial in the two ways; complex answers can be found and implemented by giving rigour and new perspectives to problems, while at the same time, synergies are exploited by bridging the skills and competences. These talks promote current initiatives and projects undertaken in the Agency with academic experts and will show how an agency can benefit from those fruitful partnerships.
Visit the ESA booth for this event.
Download the detailed programme here.
Moderator: Dr. Gianluigi Baldesi, European Space Agency
09.30–10.00 | COMPETITIVENESS
“Measuring the demand for space applications unlocks the value created by the European Space Agency” |
10.30–11.00 | INSPIRATION “How Public Value can contribute to decision maker” Dr. Rick Wylie, University of Central Lancashire, UK |
11.30–12.00 | RESPONSIBILITY “Unearthing Value Creation: towards Integrated Thinking @ ESA”
Dr. Fabrizio Grana', ESCP Europe |
11 December: Access to finance for space in Europe: Obstacles and opportunities for space companies
14:00–16:30 Location: ESA booth
14.00–15.30 | Finance for Space: One-size Fits All?
Eric Morel de Westgaver, Director of Industrial Policy and Legal Services, ESA |
15.30–16.30 | Financial Instruments, Due Diligence and ROI in the Space Sector
Milena Messori, Head of New Products and Special Transactions, EIB |
12 December: Worldwide Competitiveness of European Space Industry
9:30–16:15 Location ESA booth
09.30–10.30
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ESA’s toolbox to support a sustainable development of the European space industrial basis
Geraldine Naja, Head of Industrial Policy and Auditing Department, ESA |
10.40–12.30
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Challenges and opportunities in the global space markets: an industrial perspective
Introductory remarks and Moderator: Kim Schofield, Managing Partner, O2K |
14.00–15.00 | Business Opportunities for European Space Industry in the UAE
Anas Zeineddine, Executive Director, Krypto Labs |
15.15–16.15 | Business Opportunities for European Space Industry in Australia
Peter Klinken, Chief Scientist of Western Australia |