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Start Here for Space: Keeping Tabs on Industry Growth

Originally aired on: May 19, 2021

These reporters are chronicling today’s space story with more players and events than ever before. Let’s hear how they approach telling these stories. Scores of reporters thronged to Colorado Springs for the 2023 Space Symposium.
Moderated by: Jeanne Meserve

Speakers

Erwin, based in Arlington, Virginia, specializes in Defense Department and Intelligence Community space programs, policy, budgets, technology and the industry that supports this sector.

Based on Florida’s Space Coast, Emre Kelly is a space reporter at Florida Today and the USA Today Network. His coverage focuses on rocket launches, the spaceflight industry, and the rapidly growing presence of space-related companies in Florida. He also helps lead USA Today’s efforts in expanding spaceflight coverage and storytelling to augmented reality platforms. He joined the company in 2012.

Miriam Kramer is the space reporter for Axios. She is the author of the weekly Axios Space newsletter and covers the science and business of space.

Jeanne Meserve is a homeland security expert and analyst, a sought-after moderator and media coach, and an award-winning journalist. During her career as a correspondent and anchor with CNN and ABC Jeanne Meserve earned the profession’s highest honors, including two Emmys and the Edward R. Murrow Award. She also contributed to two CNN Peabody Awards.

Michael Sheetz joined CNBC as a News Associate in June 2017, covering breaking news for CNBC.com. He reports primarily on the space industry and previously covered Markets.

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