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Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom
Co-Founder/CEO,SpaceBase; Co-Founder, Int Space Consultants, Trustee, 10 to the 9th Foundation, EHF & Institute of Space Commerce Fellow,Former Chief Impact Officer, SingularityU, ISU Alumni; BusDev, Ceres Robotics
Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom is a passionate individual with a focus on democratizing access to space for developing and emerging countries, utilizing exponential technologies to solve grand challenges.
Emeline's expertise lies in program development, operations management, academic management, and impact entrepreneurship, particularly in the realm of space ecosystem building.
She co-authored the book 'Realizing Tomorrow: The Path to Private Spaceflight' and has been recognized for her contributions on the U.S.A.F. Chief of Staff 2013 Professional Reading List Selection.
Having traveled extensively to all 7 continents and over 85 countries and territories, Emeline has lived and worked in 10 countries including the Philippines, USA, Canada, Switzerland, France, Austria, Sweden, Spain, China, and New Zealand.
Her educational background includes a Master of Science from York University, a Bachelor of Science from the University of the Philippines, along with certificates from the International Space University and the Cambridge Judge Business School.
Emeline's professional journey includes roles such as Co-Founder & CEO at SpaceBase NZ, former Business Development at Ceres Robotics, Inc., former Board Trustee at TEN TO THE NINTH PLUS FOUNDATION, and former Fellow at Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF).
She also co-founded and consulted at International Space Consultants, contributed to NZ Business Development at Orbital Astronautics, held positions as Chief Impact Officer, Exec VP Operations, and VP of Programs and Curriculum at Singularity University, and worked in various capacities at Space Adventures Ltd., University of Maryland, and National Institute of Physics in the field of program development, operations, and academia.
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Thank you to James Brice for an awesome tour of Blue Origin today at the Cape in Florida. No photos on the manufacturing floor but how awesome to see all stages of the New Glenn massive Moon rocket being prepped for the NASA Mars payload missions (by Rocket Lab) planned for launch in two months time! The dream is alive for back to the Moon to stay! 🌔 Photos: First New Shepard fully reusable rocket (flown 5x times)
Last call to submit an application to participate in the Space for Planet Earth Challenge 2023-24 Finals! K1W1 Callaghan Innovation Rich Bodo Tātaki Auckland Unlimited Outset Ventures Te Pūnaha Ātea - Space Institute Biome Trust Aerospace New Zealand Aerospace Auckland Engineering Dreams.SPACE Gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Calédonie Australian Space Agency Philippine Space Agency Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF) New Zealand Students' Space Association ISU Australia & New Zealand Alumni Inc. CCISM de Polynésie française Vaimu'a MULIAVA La French Tech Polynésie - Page Officielle Beca AROSE MethaneSAT GHGSAT Eric Dahlstrom 🌏 Usman Iftikhar Amarit C. The Gift Trust SpaceBase Limited
