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Jeff Manber is the Chief Executive Officer of NanoRacks. NanoRacks was the first company to develop and operate commercial space in the US National Lab aboard the ISS. They have assisted with the transport and deployment of over 1,000 space payloads to date, and their new Bishop Airlock is scheduled to launch to the ISS in December 2020. Prior to NanoRacks, Jeff contributed to a variety of space firsts such as leading MirCorp when they sent the first human to space without government funding. Timestamps:  MirCorp: 5:30 NanoRacks: 17:30 Student Advice: 42:00

Jeff Manber is the Chief Executive Officer of NanoRacks. NanoRacks was the first company to develop and operate commercial space in the US National Lab aboard the ISS. They have assisted with the transport and deployment of over 1,000 space payloads to date, and their new Bishop Airlock is scheduled to launch to the ISS in December 2020. Prior to NanoRacks, Jeff contributed to a variety of space firsts such as leading MirCorp when they sent the first human to space without government funding. Timestamps: <ul> <li>MirCorp: 5:30</li> <li>NanoRacks: 17:30</li> <li>Student Advice: 42:00</li></ul>

#29 Jeff Manber

Today on SpaceQ my guest is Jeff Manber, CEO of NanoRacks. Jeff has a degree in neuroscience and started his career in media, so how did he become the successful space entrepreneur that he is today? That story and others are part of this candid interview.Some of the topics we discuss:- Jeff's background and ability to work internationally where others have problems- Russia's commercial space program in the 90's and today- Making the Mir Space Station commercial- Tourists in space, Lance Bass and Astro Mom- How they manage to take 580 payloads to the International Space Station and launch nearly 200 satellites- How the company was funded, future funding and advice for entrepreneurs- A future NanoRacks space station?- Working in Canada Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on SpaceQ my guest is Jeff Manber, CEO of NanoRacks. Jeff has a degree in neuroscience and started his career in media, so how did he become the successful space entrepreneur that he is today? That story and others are part of this candid interview.Some of the topics we discuss:- Jeff's background and ability to work internationally where others have problems- Russia's commercial space program in the 90's and today- Making the Mir Space Station commercial- Tourists in space, Lance Bass and Astro Mom- How they manage to take 580 payloads to the International Space Station and launch nearly 200 satellites- How the company was funded, future funding and advice for entrepreneurs- A future NanoRacks space station?- Working in Canada Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 19: Jeff Manber, CEO of NanoRacks, New Space Entrepreneur Unfiltered

What comes after the ISS? Maybe @Nanoracks has the answer. CEO Jeff Manber tells me more... #IAC2017