KEYNOTES &
LECTURES
SpaceX: Mission Mars
What is Elon Musk's vision?
Many people only know his company SpaceX in connection with the Starlink satellite system. But what goal is Elon Musk's company really pursuing?
What is Starship? Where is Starbase located? Will we be flying to Mars in 5 years?
Curious? Yes? Then book a 45-minute presentation with me about Elon Musk's Starship programme and NASA's current space missions.
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Elon Musk: Madman or Genius?
Elon Musk polarises more than almost any other person of our time. He builds rockets that land, wants to network the brain with computers and dreams of a city on Mars. But is he a brilliant designer of the future or just crazy?
Curious? Yes? Then book a 45-minute presentation with me about Elon Musk.
The New Space Economy
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We are entering a new era of exploration—and opportunity.
The New Space Economy is redefining what’s possible: missions to the Moon, plans for Mars, and a growing ecosystem of space startups pushing the boundaries of innovation.
Join this talk to understand the forces behind this revolution and why space will shape the future of technology, business, and humanity.
Artemis & Apollo explained
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Back to the Moon: what Apollo and Artemis teach us about courage, risk and innovation.
Vision and courage: In 1961, John F. Kennedy set a goal that seemed out of reach: putting a human on the Moon. In 1969, Apollo 11 landed. What a clear goal and the courage to take risks can spark in teams.
The new Moon mission: With Artemis, NASA is returning to the Moon – this time to stay. Why the new attempt works differently: with commercial partners, new technology and the Moon as a stepping stone to Mars.
Collaboration at scale: Space agencies such as NASA and ESA are working with companies like SpaceX on Artemis. What large international projects teach about collaboration – and what any team can take from them.
Innovation across generations: From the computers of the Apollo era to today's rockets: progress builds on earlier successes and failures. What teams can take from both programmes about risk, learning and progress.