The Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization and professional network that represents students and young space professionals to the United Nations, space agencies, industry, and academia. SGAC acts as a platform to connect, engage, and empower the next generation of space leaders. The SGAC partners with organizations like the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs and ArianeGroup, offering opportunities for networking, knowledge-sharing, and career development for its over 27,000 members across 165 countries.
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#T-TeC is sponsored by ESA, ASI, AIDAA, AIAD, SGAC, CEAS, and UKSA.
The Space Generation Advisory Council has more than 39,000 members in more than 160 countries.
The Space Generation Advisory Council was founded following recommendations from UNISPACE III.
The T-TeC is supported by prestigious sponsors including ESA, ASI, AIAD, AIDAA, SGAC, CEAS, and the UK Space Agency (UKSA).
Brenden Swanik regularly volunteers with the Space Generation Advisory Council.
The SGAC, UK Space Agency, BryceTech, and HEO partnered with Secure World Foundation to support the scholarships for the 6th Summit for Space Sustainability.
The Space Generation Advisory Council operates in 165 countries and has over 27,000 members.
The Space Generation Advisory Council was established in 1999.
Debra Facktor is a member of the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) Advisory Board.
Dr. Anthony Yuen co-founded a project group within SGAC for space and life sciences.
Dr. Anthony Yuen is a Specialist Consultant at McKinsey & Company and Chair of the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC).
Valentina Luchetti is the Operations Manager at Space Generation Advisory Council.
The Space Generation Advisory Council is a global nongovernmental network supporting the United Nations Program on Space Applications with a membership of 16,000 people from more than 165 countries.
The Space Generation Advisory Council is a global non-governmental network supporting the United Nations Program on Space Applications with 16,000 members from more than 165 countries.
SGAC is collaborating with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs on the Youth 2030 strategy to advance the Sustainable Development Goals.