Executive Network Track
A highly anticipated monthly OASA business event where professionals, experts, and space enthusiasts discuss NewSpace trends, exchange practical insight, and build meaningful cross-sector networks. The current July 2026 session focuses on SpaceX's IPO, cross-planetary infrastructure, and the commercial pathways this unlocks on Earth.
Highlights
Each Dialogue is designed as a recurring touchpoint to track developments in the NewSpace economy and explore their business implications, including the July 2026 focus on SpaceX's public debut and downstream commercial value chains.
Sessions feature senior business leaders and scientists, including contributors linked to HKU's Lab for Space Research and OASA's broader network.
Experienced professionals, industry experts, students, and space enthusiasts are all welcome to learn and contribute to the discussion.
Dialogues have been hosted at leading Hong Kong venues, with continued expansion through partner-supported events and curated forums.
Programme Journey
A speaker presents in a focused 20-minute segment on current space-economy themes, market signals, or innovation priorities.
A professional business or finance analyst translates technical content into practical context for operators, managers, and investors.
Panel exchanges with experts in engineering, law, and business deepen understanding and challenge assumptions from multiple angles.
Attendees continue discussions through high-value networking, opening pathways for collaboration, partnerships, and follow-on engagement.
Programme Details
SpaceBiz Dialogues (July 2026) examines SpaceX's IPO, interplanetary infrastructure, and the commercial pathways opening across AI, logistics, materials science, and legal frameworks.
Recent sessions have explored smart living, listing-rule developments, Kessler Syndrome, spacecraft leasing, smart green buildings, and other practical NewSpace business implications.
Dialogues have taken place at The Banker's Club, Cyberport, the Former French Mission Building, The Chinese Club, Hong Kong PolyU, and now Seyfarth Shaw at The Landmark.
Partner organisations gain strategic brand visibility and direct access to decision-makers, innovators, and thought leaders in Hong Kong's global hub environment.
Customised sponsorship and partnership packages are available for corporate, tech, academic, and heritage sector collaborators.
Bring your priorities and connect with experts, practitioners, and future-focused organisations shaping the next chapter of NewSpace.
