Recording the final fireside chat, live.
Sadly, they only offer the replay for a $100 pay-per-view charge here, and they shared a snippet publicly on twitter.
I guess the FT is still trying the old media business model of having paywall nobody will pay for. Which is a tad ironic for a conference on new space business models. 🙂
Sinead’s questions:
Q: You’re one of the earliest movers into the space industry and have two space behemoths in your portfolio. What guided that decision making when the industry was still so heavily public sector?
Q: Fast forward to today: where are you seeing the opportunities in the sector?
Q: Talk me through some of the business models and exit strategies that we’ve seen come and go in the last 5 years that you’ve chosen not to invest into?
Q: What role do you believe the US vs. EU government has to play in the growth of the next generation of space companies? Are there opportunities for pure-play private sector, or will this always be a sector that serves DoD as a customer?
Q: The pipeline of space startups has been increasing in terms of dealflow and quality. What do you look for in portfolio companies, and what are the red flags you try to avoid?
Q: What do you think is next for the industry and for your portfolio companies?
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