Clay Mowry, Chief Revenue Officer at Voyager Space, on Artemis and the IAF

In Episode 47, Ben chats to space industry legend and Chief Revenue Officer at Voyager Space, Clay Mowry. Clay has previously held leadership positions at Blue Origin and Arianespace. In this episode, they discuss the significance of Artemis, the privatisation of the space industry, how he got offered a job at Blue Origin and what he hopes to achieve as incoming President at the International Astronautical Federation.

What you will hear in this episode

  • Introducing Clay Mowry

  • Artemis, and the launch significance of Artemis 1

  • The risk of launch

  • Why Clay is a good leader

  • Experience at Arianespace and the early privatisation of space

  • How Clay got approached by Blue Origin, and Blue Origin's mission

  • His new role as Chief Revenue Officer at Voyager

  • Nanoracks and Starlab

  • The science park business model

  • Becoming incoming President of the IAF

Follow Clay Mowry

Voyager Space: voyagerspace.com

International Astronautical Federation: Clay Mowry's biography

Twitter: @ClayMowry and @voyagersh

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