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Start Here for Space: The Space Economy and Cislunar Space

Originally aired on: August 10, 2021

Space Foundation Director of Research and Analysis Lesley Conn discusses the value of the global space economy and share insights on opportunities in cislunar space.

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Lesley Conn is Senior Manager of Research & Analysis for the Space Foundation, which produces The Space Report and related online content. Working in-house with Becki Yukman and Matt Christine, she writes, edits and coordinates content with contributing writers to develop insight, data, and analysis across the full spectrum of the space industry. Prior to joining the Foundation, she was a writer and editor for Gulfstream Aerospace. A graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Journalism, she previously worked as an investigative newspaper reporter and editor.

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