MSBR invites you to join us for our next luncheon or special event in the Maryland area to engage with some of the brightest talent in the space industry. Our events are open to the general public and we obtain a Widely Attended Gathering (WAG) determination from NASA’s Agency Counsel for Ethics specific to each of our events.
To purchase a seat for yourself or a table for your group, please click on the event title and follow the link. Please be aware that priority seating is reserved for MSBR’s corporate members.
Please note that dates and speakers for MSBR events are subject to change. If you have questions regarding our events or are a Civil Servant that would like to receive a standing monthly invitation to our events, please contact Missy Linkins at missy@mdspace.org. Please note that Civil Servant requests must include position title or otherwise clarify level of management. Requests must be renewed on a biannual basis based on availability and attendance. Thank you.
The MSBR Gala is an evening of celebration for our collective talents and accomplishments to support STEM—a wonderful opportunity to network and socialize with your colleagues and guests. Evening activities include a welcome reception, silent auction & raffle, plated dinner, distinguished guest remarks, and STEM testimonial and awards! This year's Gala, held on Friday, April […]
Baltimore, MD
Victor Hall, Acting Division Director, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Victor Hall is a dedicated public servant with over 20 years of experience regulating the safe use of nuclear technology at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). He is the Acting Director of the Division of Systems Analysis in the NRC’s Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research. […]
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Speaker to be announced.
Taylor Jordan, NOAA Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Environmental Observation and Prediction. Taylor Jordan is NOAA's Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Environmental Observation and Prediction. Mr. Jordan is responsible for the strategic direction and oversight regarding NOAA’s numerical weather prediction and environmental modeling, satellite programs and space innovation, novel data and observations, uncrewed systems, and […]
