The Satellite Industry Association (SIA) is a U.S.-based trade association that represents leading satellite operators, service providers, manufacturers, launch service providers, and ground equipment suppliers. As a unified voice for the U.S. commercial satellite industry since 1995, SIA advocates on policy, regulatory, and legislative issues, promoting the benefits of satellite technology for national security, disaster relief, and the global information infrastructure. SIA actively monitors the international and domestic regulatory landscape to advance satellite interests with key policymakers. Keywords associated with SIA include satellite industry, advocacy, policy, and regulation.
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In her role at the Satellite Industry Association, Georgia Reynolds will support legislative advocacy and regulatory work on spectrum, broadband connectivity, trade, cybersecurity, and other policy areas.
Before joining the Satellite Industry Association, Georgia Reynolds worked on the Electromagnetic Spectrum Enterprise Policy and Programs team in the office of the Department of War Chief Information Officer.
Tom Stroup is the president of the Satellite Industry Association.
The Satellite Industry Association appointed Georgia Reynolds as its new Director of Policy.
The Satellite Industry Association expects continued spectrum acquisition and network upgrades to drive direct-to-device market expansion in 2026.
Tom Stroup is president of the Satellite Industry Association.
The Satellite Industry Association warned that pushing satellite permitting offshore could reduce U.S. innovation, industrial base, tax base, and employment.
Former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine received the Satellite Industry Association’s 2025 Satellite Leadership in Government Award.
Intrado Life & Safety, Inc. is the newest member of the Satellite Industry Association.
Tom Stroup is president of the Satellite Industry Association.
The Satellite Industry Association supports the SAT Streamlining Act as beneficial for American economic competitiveness.
Tom Stroup is the president of the Satellite Industry Association.
Tom Stoup is the president of the Satellite Industry Association.
The Satellite Industry Association supports standardizing the regulatory review process to prevent unnecessary licensing delays to help ensure American innovation, industry investment, and U.S. leadership in the global space economy.
Satellite Industry Association President Tom Stroup stated that standardizing the regulatory review process will help prevent unnecessary licensing delays.
Tom Stroup is the president of the Satellite Industry Association.
The Satellite Industry Association (SIA) Board of Directors elected Peter Davidson of SES as Chair for 2026.
The Satellite Industry Association expressed support for the proposed rule changes and plans to work with the FCC on finalization.
There could be more than 100,000 commercial satellites in orbit by 2029, according to the Satellite Industry Association.
Operational satellites increased more than 45% to over 7,000 in 2022, as tracked by the Satellite Industry Association.