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Mikhail Kokorich
Aerospace entrepreneur, engineer, and inventor. Founder of Destinus, Momentus (NASDAQ: MNTS), Astro Digital, and Dauria Aerospace. Stanford Executive Program 2016. Ycombinator S18.
Mikhail Kokorich is a prominent figure in the technology and entrepreneurship space, drawing inspiration from the great Russian-American inventor and entrepreneur Igor Sikorsky.
Mikhail's educational background is diverse, having studied finance at Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management, completed the Stanford Executive Program at Stanford University Graduate School of Business, participated in the Y Combinator S18 batch, and pursued various other executive programs in international management and physics.
His professional journey includes founding and leading several successful ventures, such as Destinus, Momentus, Helios Wire IoT, ExactFarming, Astro Digital, Dauria Aerospace, and more. Mikhail has held key positions like CEO, Founder, Co-Founder, President, and Board of Directors member in various organizations spanning technology, aerospace, and timber industries.
Highlights
Just had a thrilling conversation with Julia Chatterley on CNN, discussing something that makes the speed of light look like it's dragging its feet - the future of hypersonic flight! We debunked the notion that such technological wonders are exclusive to the US or China. Even us folks in good old Europe can pull a rabbit or two out of our hat! At Destinus, we're bridging the gap between Jules Verne's dreams and precise European engineering. Our goal? To fuel our engines with hydrogen and make hypersonic travel not only possible but sustainable and accessible for everyone - not just for the few who can afford a spaceship. After all, who wants to simply book a spaceflight when you could have breakfast in Paris and lunch in New York with the same ease as catching a city bus? Next year, we're planning to show Superman how it's done with our supersonic flight using a hydrogen afterburner – a world first in aviation history! Stay tuned, folks. Europe's not just about age-old castles and mouth-watering pastries. We're also about crafting the future of travel - intercontinental commutes in 1-2 hours for all! #Destinus #HypersonicFlight #SustainableAviation #AffordableTravel #EuropeanInnovation #CNN
On the Declaration of a Partial Military Mobilisation in Russia
Following the announcement in Russia of the mobilisation of reservists and the threats issued by the military criminal, Vladimir Putin, to use nuclear weapons in order to take the occupied territories of Ukraine into the Russian Federation, the Russian Anti-War Committee declares: – Every person of honour who has a conscience and every citizen of Russia should oppose Putin’s criminal regime; – All those who voluntarily cooperate, or will cooperate, with the criminal plans of this regime will end up in court; – All those who try to avoid being called up to fight in this criminal war, all those who will dodge the call-up, run away from the recruiting offices, surrender on the battlefield, or cross over to fight on the side of those who are defending Ukraine, should be granted every help and support; – The Anti-War Committee will provide all possible humanitarian assistance under the “Kovcheg” (“The Ark”) Project to refugees and to soldiers who cross over to the side of the people of Ukraine; and we express our hope for the cooperation of the citizens and governments of Europe in helping to solve this issue; – We are convinced that at this stage negotiations with Putin’s regime are pointless, and we call for comprehensive military and economic assistance to be given to Ukraine to help it defend its sovereignty. In the current situation the only way to bring about an end to the war and to stop Putin’s energy and nuclear blackmail is for his forces to be defeated on the field of battle as soon as possible. Members of the Anti-War Committee of Russia: Sergey Aleksashenko, economist Evgeny Chichvarkin, entrepreneur Marat Gelman, gallerist Dmitry Gudkov, politician Sergei Guriev, economist Garry Kasparov, politician, 13th world chess champion Mikhail Kasyanov, former Prime Minister of Russia Evgeniy Kiselev, journalist Mikhail Khodorkovsky, philanthropist, former political prisoner Evgeny Kiselev, journalist Mikhail Kokorich, entrepreneur Yulia Latynina, writer, journalist Elena Lukyanova, lawyer Yuri Pivovarov, historian, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Viktor Shenderovich, writer Boris Zimin, entrepreneur
