Computer History Museum
Mountain View, CA
Wilson Sonsini is proud to sponsor SmallSat Symposium 2025. On February 4th, Senior Of Counsel Curt Blake will speak on the panel, Launch Customization - Payloads, Schedules, and Orbits, along with Dr. Marino Fragnito (Avio), Pablo Gallego (PLD Space), Stella Guillen (Isar Aerospace SE), Brian Rogers (Rocket Lab), and Dr. Robert Sproles (Exolaunch).
Globally recognized event that fosters innovation and collaboration within the SmallSat industry, The SmallSat Symposium is returning to the Computer History Museum for 2025. For the past decade, it has attracted top speakers, leading space companies, key decision-makers, and innovators that are shaping the industry. Hosted in Silicon Valley, SmallSat Symposium offers prime opportunities to learn from industry leaders, gain valuable market insights, and develop meaningful connections.
Rebecca Poizner
rpoizner@wsgr.com
Curt Blake is Senior Of Counsel in the Seattle office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he is a member of the corporate practice. Curt is an attorney and senior executive with more than 25 years of experience leading organizations in high-growth industries—and over 10 years as CEO of Spaceflight, Inc.—at the forefront of the NewSpace revolution. He has extensive expertise in strategic planning, financial analysis, legal strategy, M&A, and space commercialization, with deep knowledge about the unique challenges of NewSpace growth and the roadmap to success in the that ecosystem. He has forged relationships with key commercial, civilian, and defense-related customers. Milestones include opening the Indian PSLV to U.S. commercial customers, the first dedicated rideshare Falcon 9 launch vehicle mission deploying a then-record 64 satellites, and launching the first non-governmental mission to the moon (SpaceIL), as well as developing, launching, and orbiting several flavors of Sherpa, the Spaceflight OTV.