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Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center Sells Out for 31st Space Symposium

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The Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center is sold out for the 31st Space Symposium, with more than 150 exhibits of the world’s latest space technology, products and services, more than 30 first-time exhibitors and more than a dozen countries represented, including: Austria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Scotland, Sweden, Turkey, the United Kingdom and U.S.

The 31st Space Symposium will be held April 13-16, at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo., and is expected to attract space leaders from more than 25 countries, representing all sectors of the global space community.

The Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center will open Monday evening, April 13, immediately following the Space Symposium’s opening ceremony, and will be open through Thursday, April 16. Exhibits are displayed in two halls — the Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center in Broadmoor Hall and the adjacent Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center Pavilion.

The Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center is not open to the general public. See the complete list of exhibitors and a map of the exhibits at www.spacesymposium.org/exhibit-center.

Exhibitors are encouraged to plan now for the 32nd Space Symposium, to be held at The Broadmoor, April 11-14, 2016. The thousands of people who tour the exhibits include C-level industry executives, senior decision makers and government officials. Reserve exhibit space by contacting [email protected].

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Co-sponsors
a.i. solutionsAerojet RocketdyneAirbus Defence & SpaceAnalytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI); Arianespace, Inc.Artel LLCASRC FederalBall Aerospace & Technologies Corp.The Boeing CompanyBooz Allen HamiltonBraxton Science and Technology GroupCobhamColorado Space CoalitionDefense OneDestination ImaginationDyneticsEl Pomar FoundationEuroconsultExelisFedExFisher Space PenHolland & HartInmarsatIntelsat General CorporationK2 Communications & Giant Screen FilmsLockheed Martin Space Systems CoMaui Economic Development Board (MEDB); Northrop GrummanOrbitalATKPulsed HarmonixRaytheonScitorSecure World FoundationSES Government Solutions; Space Angels Network; Space Florida; Space Generation Advisory CouncilSpaceNavSpaceXSpincraftSSLStellar SolutionsSummit Technical Solutions, LLCUnited Launch Alliance (ULA)Zodiac AerospaceAviation WeekSatnews and Space News are media partners.

This article is part of Space Watch: April 2015 (Volume: 14, Issue: 4).


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