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October 13-14, 2010 Javits Convention Center, New York, NY SATCON Is the Premier Conference and Exhibition This Fall for Satellite Communications and Content Delivery Satellite and Content Delivery Conference & Expo FEATURED AT: WORLD • Complimentary Full Conference Passes Available! (Use Source Code CWEY1 when registering. See inside for details) • Complete Government & Military Conference Track • Exclusive Military Breakfast Session • In-depth Fundamentals of Satellite Tutorials • Satellite Media Conference Track • Featured Panel: The State of the Satellite Industry • Participants include: Air Force Space Command, CBS News, CNN, NBC, PBS, Satellite Industry Association, DISA, US Coast Guard, US Army, US Navy, NOAA, and more! October 13-14, 2010 Javits Convention Center, New York, NY SATCON is the premier conference and exhibition this fall for satellite communications and content delivery. At SATCON, develop strategies to manage your communications infrastructure including video, data, voice and Internet, using satellite, fiber, mobile and wireless. Be Our Guest! Attend SATCON free of charge! Qualified end-users* including all government and military professionals, receive a full conference pass at no charge (Use Source Code CWEY1 when registering). Other industry professionals attend the expo, keynotes and sponsored sessions for free! See last page for details. Don’t miss these important Keynotes! One-on-One Interviews with Media, Satellite and Government Leaders David McGlade, Chairman and CEO, Intelsat Robert Zitter, EVP Technology Operations & Chief Technology Officer, HBO MODERATOR: Warren Ferster, Editor, Space News MODERATOR: Harry Jessell, Editor, TVNewsCheck McGlade Zitter Ferster Jessell DoD speaker to be announced ... check www.satconexpo.com for the latest information. 3DTV to the Home: Current Advances, Challenges, and the Future Anthony Bailey, Vice President, Emerging Technology, ESPN Glenn Oakley, Executive Vice President of Media Technology, Production and Operations, Discovery Communications Alec Shapiro, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Broadcast and Production Systems Division, Sony Electronics Inc. Bailey Oakley Shapiro Young Alan Young, Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, SES World Skies Hear Industry Experts Representing the Top Companies and Agencies Additional speakers from DISA, US Army, NOAA, US Navy, Air Force Space Command and more to be announced soon. Please visit www.satconexpo.com for an up-to-date speaker list. • Tracy Allison, Chief, Transformational Communications Engineering, DISA • Blair Kutrow, Vice President of Marketing, SkyTerra Communications • Mike Aloisi, VP Technology, Satellite & Affiliate Services, MTV Networks • Burt Liebowitz, Principal Network Engineer, Mitre Corporation • Claire Bailey, Agency Director and Chief Technology Officer, State of Arkansas • Dick Lober, Vice President and General Manager, Defense and Intelligence Systems Department of Information Systems Division, Hughes Network Systems • Charles Baker, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Satellite & Information Services, • Ron Lockerby, Sales Director, Americas, Thrane & Thrane, Inc. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) • John McCoskey, Chief Technology Officer, PBS • Tony Bardo, Assistant Vice President Government Markets, North American Division, • David McGlade, Chairman and CEO, Intelsat Hughes Network Systems • Shaum Mittal, Chief, Lead System Engineering Office, Prgrm Exec Office- Satellite, • Robert Bell, Executive Director, Society of Satellite Professionals, World Teleport Transport & Services (PEO-STS) Directorate DISA Association • Chris Myers, Executive Director, Newsgathering Operations, ABC News • Matt Braatz, SVP, Broadcast Operations, NBC Universal • Toby Nassif, VP, Satellite Operations and Engineering, Intelsat • Don Brown, Vice President of Business Development and Hosted Payloads, Intelsat General Corporation • Brian Nelles, Senior VP, PSSI Global • Byron Browning, CIO G6, US Army • Glenn Oakley, Executive Vice President of Media Technology, Production and Operations, Discovery Communications • Paul Bush, VP, North American Sales, Telesat • Mel Olinksy, Director of Operations, CBS News • Gary Carter, Vice President & Chief Technology Officer, International Datacasting Corporation • Brig Gen Robert “Tip” Osterthaler, (USAF, Ret), President & CEO, SES WORLD SKIES, USG Solutions • Jeff Coneys, Director Satellite Operations, NBC • John Ratigan, President, iDirect Government Technologies • Patricia Cooper, President, Satellite Industry Association • Mark Rawlins, Head of Payload Engineering and Operations, Eutelsat • Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, President, Inmarsat Government Services Incorporated • Colonel Patrick Rayermann, Director, Communications Functional Integration Office, • Craig Cuttner, SVP, Advanced Technology, HBO National Security Space Office • Col Charles Cynamon, Commander for the MILSATCOM Advanced Concepts Group, • Glenn Reitmeier, Vice President, Technology Standards, Policy and Strategy, NBC Military Satellite Communications System Wing, Space and Missile Systems Center Universal • Deputy Chief Charles Dowd, Commanding Officer, Communications Division, NYC • Bob Roe, President, SGSI Police Department • Alec Shapiro, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Broadcast and Production • Adam Edwards, President, AEdwards Consulting / SUIRG Systems Division, Sony Electronics Inc. • Charles Edwards, FCSA Program Manager, DISA - Defense Information Systems • Joe Simmons, Global Program Director, NetHope Agency • John Stoltz, Director, Commercial Sales, GMPCS / NETWORK INNOVATIONS • Tim Farrar, President, Telecom, Media and Finance Associates, Inc. • Brent Stranathan, Vice President, Broadcast Distribution, CBS • Arnold Friedman, Senior Vice President, Marketing & Sales, Loral Space & Communications • Dick Tauber, Vice President of Transmission Systems and New Technology, CNN News Group • Don Gabriel, General Manager, Sales, Echostar Satellite Services • Martin Turner, Head of Operations, BBC Newsgathering • Daniel Gager, Program Manager, Defense Information Systems Agency • Larry Wentz, Senior Research Fellow, Center for Technology and National Security • Kevin Gallo, Program Manager, Future Commercial SATCOM Services Acquisition Policy, National Defense University Integrated Technology Services, GSA Federal Acquisition Service • Richard Wolf, Senior Vice President, Telecommunications & Network Origination • Andreas Georghiou - McLean, CEO, Spacenet Services, ABC Broadcast Operations & Engineering • David Hartshorn, Secretary General, Global VSAT Forum • Abbas Yazdani, President and CEO, Artel, Inc. • Susan Irwin, President, Euroconsult USA • Alan Young, Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, SES World Skies • Tim Jackson, Vice President, Media Product Management, Intelsat • Robert Zitter, EVP Technology Operations & Chief Technology Officer, HBO • LT Sonia Kendall, Commercial Satellite Communications Program Manager, United States Coast Guard Sessions and speakers subject to change. Please visit • Brian Kennedy, Director, Digital News Gathering, CBS NEWS www.satconexpo.com for the most current program details. Be Our Guest! Attend all three CCW events - SATCON, HD World, and 3D World - free of charge! Qualified end-users, get a free full conference pass and other industry professionals attend the expo, keynotes and sponsored sessions for free! See last page for complete qualification criteria and for registration information. World-Class Conference Program focused on Government & Military, Media and Mobile Satellite Applications SATCON Government & The State of the Satellite Industry: A Business and Military Track Financial Analysis Roundtable Presented by: A consensus has been reached. The state of the satellite industry in 2010 is excel- lent. Prospects for continued growth are strong, and the financial community’s Hosted Payloads: Challenges in Meeting Commercial interest in funding future satellite ventures has resumed. In this session, senior and Government Needs executives from the key sectors in the industry will provide us with their analysis of industry trends and their companies’ plans for moving forward. We’ll also hear With constrained budgets and increasing requirements for connectivity across from the financial sector and get their views on the future. What are the chal- the globe, the U.S. government is evaluating how the commercial sector can lenges moving forward? What new innovations will allow our industry to remain aid in bringing capabilities on orbit faster and more cost effectively. What are competitive? And what can we expect in terms of continuing health of our major the chief challenges in co-mingling commercial spacecraft with military or players. A spirited roundtable discussion will result from this panel of leaders. civilian space payloads? What features are necessary for the commercial satel- lite industry to close its business case for joint projects? Will hosted payloads MSS in an IP world: where does the industry go now? or ride-shares become bedrock of the nation’s space architecture, or a novelty? What rights do companies yield when they agree to accommodate payloads far from their core missions? And, how does the concept of hosted payloads The MSS market has maintained strong growth through the downturn, due to answer military, national security, intelligence, and government requirements growing demand for broadband and machine-to-machine (M2M) data. The and applications for secure communications? handheld market is now set to resume growth as well, as new products are launched. Even if Inmarsat is likely to remain the biggest MSS operator, fierce Commercial
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