- Maritime Launch (MAXQ) will now benefit from the guidance of a new strategic advisory board
- Membership consists of senior Canadian and international leaders with expertise in international space industry and technology development, space law, construction management, federal and provincial public service, as well as Indigenous law
- Management sees the board as essential to its development of Canada’s first commercial spaceport
- President and CEO Stephen Matier spoke with Brieanna McCutcheon about the news
- Maritime Launch Services is developing a launch site in Nova Scotia for satellite delivery for global broadband, near-earth imaging and other science-related activities
- Maritime Launch stock (NEO:MAXQ) last traded at $0.175 per share
Maritime Launch (MAXQ) will now benefit from the guidance of a new strategic advisory board.
Management sees the board as essential to the development of the company’s Spaceport Nova Scotia – Canada’s first commercial spaceport and the only dedicated commercial launch site in North America – which will offer the global satellite market the largest range of preferred launch inclinations on the continent.
Advisory board
Sarah McLean, Chair, is the VP, Communications and Corporate Affairs for Maritime Launch. Previous to Maritime, McLean was Associate Vice President at Canada’s largest public relations firm located in Halifax. Prior to that, she led policy development for federal Cabinet Ministers in Ottawa.
Hon. Stephen McNeil served as the 28th Premier of Nova Scotia from 2013 -2021. In total, he served for 18 years in the Nova Scotia Legislature.
Donna Lawler is Principal at Azimuth Advisory, Space Law Specialists, a member of the International Institute of Space Lawyers and a fellow of the London Institute of Space Policy and Law. Lawler is an experienced commercial space lawyer specializing in transactions related to space activities, including launch of spacecraft and related risk, liability, and insurance matters.
Regional Chief Paul (PJ) Prosper is Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief for Nova Scotia. He is the former Chief of the Paq’tnkek First Nation in Antigonish County (2013-2020) and a lawyer with extensive experience working with Canadian and Mi’kmaq law.
Cory Bell is President and CEO of Lindsay Construction, Atlantic Canada’s leading construction management company based in Nova Scotia.
Colonel Lee Rosen, U.S. Air Force, Ret., is Co-Founder and President of Think Orbital, a company building the toolkit and infrastructure for large-scale, autonomously assembled platforms in space. Lee has a 23-year career in engineering, acquisition, and space operations with command tours at both U.S. launch bases, Vandenberg SFB and Cape Canaveral. He is a retired SpaceX VP of Mission & Launch Operations, and VP of Customer Operations & Integration. He has supported the build of five launch pads and over 200 launch operations.
President and CEO Stephen Matier spoke with Brieanna McCutcheon about the news.
Maritime Launch Services is a commercial space company based in Nova Scotia. The company is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia, a launch site for satellite delivery for global broadband, near-earth imaging and other science-related activities.
Maritime Launch (MAXQ) last traded at $0.175 per share.
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