SATSHOW WEEK
Save the Date | March 8-11, 2027
Walter E. Washington Convention Center // Washington, DC
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Save the Date | March 8-11, 2027
Walter E. Washington Convention Center // Washington, DC
The global satellite industry’s defining event. Four days, one city.
SATShow Week brings together the commercial satellite industry and the defense & intelligence community under one roof. Four days of mission-critical programming, unmatched networking, and direct access to the decision-makers shaping space’s future.
The world’s premier satellite event, where operators, manufacturers, and innovators set the agenda for the next era of global connectivity.
The only satellite-focused forum built exclusively for government and military stakeholders. Peer-evaluated, operationally relevant, no vendor pitches.
From satellite operators and launch providers to defense acquisition officials and institutional investors. The full spectrum of the satellite and space community.
Operators, manufacturers, launch providers, and platform developers across GEO, MEO, and LEO orbits.
U.S. Space Force, DOD acquisition officials, intelligence leaders, allied agencies, and cleared industry.
Network operators and carriers integrating satellite capacity into their connectivity strategies.
Maritime, aviation, enterprise IoT, and energy companies deploying satellite applications at scale.
Venture capital, private equity, and institutions evaluating the commercial space economy.
Startups and innovators competing in Startup Space and showcasing in the dedicated pavilion.
Strategic conversations on the business, technology, and capital reshaping the satellite industry.
SES CEO Adel Al-Saleh and Lynk Global CEO Ramu Potarazu lay out the strategic vision behind SES’s merger with Intelsat and Lynk’s merge with Omnispace, creating a multi-orbit GEO/MEO/LEO + D2D powerhouse.
Seraphim Space CEO Mark Boggett shares exclusive data from the Seraphim Space Index on private funding trends, M&A, dual-use innovation, and where the next wave of SpaceTech investment is headed.
Public-private financing, construction, and operations experts share lessons on structuring capital across long build times, navigating government stakeholders, and financing spaceports and ground stations.
How satellite manufacturers and ground operators are rethinking constellation management, supply chain resilience, and software-defined architectures to meet surging commercial demand.
GovMilSpace is the only satellite-focused forum designed for government and military stakeholders. Over four days, hear directly from U.S. Space Force leadership, intelligence officials, and program directors driving advancements in space-based ISR, resilient SATCOM, and next-generation national security strategies.
Reserve Your GovMilSpace Spot →Every session is evaluated for operational relevance: proven capabilities and real case studies, not vendor pitches.
Schedule 1:1 meetings with agency officials, program offices, and acquisition leads via the integrated mobile app.
U.S. agencies joined by allied defense leaders on interoperability, joint missions, and multinational procurement.
Chatham House rules in key sessions for frank dialogue on acquisition priorities and technology requirements.
CMSgt Ron Lerch delivers an unclassified briefing on Space Force intelligence priorities and the evolving SATCOM security posture.
User, Operator & Acquirer perspectives under Chatham House rules on coverage, protection, and interoperability requirements beyond 2035.
Structured sessions to discuss technology maturity, development timelines, and commercial trajectories with government acquisition teams.
What does it mean for space to be a warfighting domain? Roles, responsibilities, and priorities of USSF commands. Moderated by former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine; featuring Brig. Gen. Nick Hague.
Best approaches to accelerating a next-gen integrated sensor architecture enabling kill-chain defeat of modern missile threats by late 2028. Featuring leaders from Northrop Grumman, L3Harris, and SDA.
SDA and NRO are acquiring LEO fleets at scale. What’s the right model for industry? Featuring Col. Alexander Rasmussen, Chief Capability Officer, Space Development Agency.
How combining optical imagery, RF, and SAR from space improves the operational picture for defense, intelligence, and civil agency missions. Featuring Planet Federal and HawkEye 360.
DOD, Intelligence Community, Space Force, service branches, and allied defense agencies.
Officials overseeing procurement strategies for multi-orbit architectures and mission-critical SATCOM.
Technical leaders designing secure space and ground infrastructure to federal performance standards.
Experts protecting satellite networks and enhancing space domain awareness in contested environments.
Policymakers shaping space governance, procurement priorities, and national security directives.
Professionals coordinating cross-domain operations in contested and coalition environments.
Every touchpoint, from the opening kickoff to invite-only DC receptions, is designed to create lasting relationships across both tracks.
The community’s premier welcome reception, open to all attendees. Hors d’oeuvres, conversation, and the connections that carry through the whole week. Sponsored by Telstra.
Latin-inspired hospitality at Cuba Libre in Penn Quarter, DC, for government, military, and cleared industry attendees. Sponsored by Voyager Technologies.
Smart recommendations, direct messaging, and 1:1 meeting scheduling, including structured direct access to government agency representatives during the Reverse Industry Day.
Join 15,000+ satellite leaders, government decision-makers, and space innovators at Washington DC’s defining event of 2026.