Katherine Gizinski's guest appearances

Katherine Gizinski

SSPI

Ex Terra: The Journal of Space Commerce

Chris Lee

Chris Johnson

Dylan Taylor

Mike Richardson

Gwynne Shotwell

David Myers

Brian Harvey

Rebecca Larson

Bob Collum

Jim Oliver

Alan Thompson

Nick Reese

Roberto Gallardo

Jason Kanigan

Chris Stott

OwlTail

Carol Craig

BSW - Risk of Entrepreneurship - Feat: Katherine Gizinski, CEO of ManSat and Carol Craig, Founder, CEO of Craig Technologies

On this edition of The Ex Terra Podcast, Tom Patton talks with Katherine Gizinski, Chief Executive Officer for ManSat, a company specializing in obtaining international recognition for frequency assignments at the International Telecommunication Union. Based on The Isle of Man, ManSat was established in 1998 with a goal of enabling commercial space activities to the greatest possible extent by leveraging the many benefits of the Isle of Man as a filing jurisdiction. Gizinski says that to do this, ManSat provides comprehensive support for all aspects of the ITU satellite spectrum filing process in the Isle of Man, London, Geneva, and around the world in support of its customers. ManSat carries out satellite filings for the Isle of Man under a contract with the Isle of Man Government’s Communications Commission. Isle of Man’s satellite spectrum filings are made to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Geneva via the administration of the United Kingdom (Ofcom).

On this edition of The Ex Terra Podcast, Tom Patton talks with Katherine Gizinski, Chief Executive Officer for ManSat, a company specializing in obtaining international recognition for frequency assignments at the International Telecommunication Union. Based on The Isle of Man, ManSat was established in 1998 with a goal of enabling commercial space activities to the greatest possible extent by leveraging the many benefits of the Isle of Man as a filing jurisdiction. Gizinski says that to do this, ManSat provides comprehensive support for all aspects of the ITU satellite spectrum filing process in the Isle of Man, London, Geneva, and around the world in support of its customers. ManSat carries out satellite filings for the Isle of Man under a contract with the Isle of Man Government’s Communications Commission. Isle of Man’s satellite spectrum filings are made to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Geneva via the administration of the United Kingdom (Ofcom).

Katherine Gizinski on Satellite Frequency Coordination: The Ex Terra Podcast