Building the Infrastructure, Workforce and Partnerships for the Next Space Economy. A one-day symposium organized by the Texas Space Association.
Date, location and program details will be announced as they are confirmed.
PLANNING UNDERWAY
Symposium Overview
The Central Texas Space Economy Symposium will bring together the companies, communities, institutions and policymakers building one of the nation's most dynamic space-industry corridors. Presented in partnership with Williamson, Travis, Hays and McLennan counties, the one-day symposium will examine the infrastructure, workforce, supply chain, investment and regional collaboration necessary to support Central Texas' rapidly growing space and low-Earth-orbit economy. The program will showcase established and emerging industry leaders, including Firefly Aerospace, SpaceX, CesiumAstro, ICON and Blue Origin, alongside universities, community colleges, manufacturers, investors and economic-development organizations.
Infrastructure
The physical and digital infrastructure needed to support the region's growing space and low-Earth-orbit economy.
Workforce
Talent pipelines through universities, community colleges and employers to meet growing industry demand.
Supply Chain
Strengthening the manufacturers and suppliers that support established and emerging space companies.
Investment
Attracting the capital and commercial investment that keeps Central Texas competitive.
Regional Collaboration
Aligning Williamson, Travis, Hays and McLennan counties around one region and one space economy.
The Central Texas Space Agenda
A coordinated regional agenda identifying what Central Texas must build, fund and develop next.