Jeffrey discusses with Beth:
And so much more, including Jeffrey\u2019s perspective on:
About Jeffrey Manber: Jeffrey has served as the CEO of NanoRacks since 2009, growing the company into the first commercial space station company with customers. Before NanoRacks, Jeffrey was the only American to officially work for the Russian space program, he served as Managing Director of Energia USA, carried over the first commercial contract between NASA and the Soviet Union, and served as CEO of MirCorp, which leased the Russian space station. While at MirCorp, he oversaw the first ever, and still only, commercially funded manned mission, of over 70 days, to the Mir space station. Jeffrey later represented Russian space organizations when the initial International Space Station contracts were negotiated. He also co-developed the first fund dedicated to commercial space on Wall Street (Shearson Lehman) and has served as an adviser to numerous companies and governments. The author of three books, his second (Selling Peace) chronicles his time working with the Russian space program. In 2012, Jeffrey was awarded the NASA Exceptional Public Achievement Medal, and in 2017, Space Frontier Foundation\u2019s Pioneer of New Space Award. In 2018, Jeffrey spoke before the National Space Council and Vice President Mike Pence on commercial trade with China on space services.
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Read and learn more about Jeffrey\u2019s work at: http://jeffreymanber.com/
Watch numerous media clips about Jeffrey and his perspectives at: http://jeffreymanber.com/media/
Read about NanoRacks here: http://nanoracks.com/
From Wikiwand.com: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Jeffrey_Manber
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Jeffrey Manber\xa0is regarded as one of the pioneering commercial space entrepreneurs.[1]\xa0As CEO of\xa0NanoRacks, from 2009, Manber has steered the growth of the first company to own and market its own hardware and services on board the\xa0International Space Station.[2]\xa0Manber has been involved in several of the key breakthrough commercial space projects, principally those revolving around the\xa0commercialization of space assets\xa0as well as the integration of the Russian space industry into major space programs, including that of the\xa0International Space Station. Manber is believed to be the only American to be an official part of the Russian space corporation,\xa0RSC Energia, during their privatization period of the 1990s.[3]