100 Year Starship

100 Year Starship, led by Dr. Mae Jemison, is a foundation dedicated to ensuring the capabilities for human interstellar travel are established by the year 2112. The organization's primary focus is on advancing space exploration and related technologies through research, engagement, and strategic partnerships. The foundation's core mission revolves around long-term, transformative research and development. The organization operates with a commitment to innovation, collaboration, sustainability, and education. 100 Year Starship aims to foster these values in all its endeavors. The foundation's team includes individuals in various roles, such as an Orchestrator of Engagement, a Catalyst, and specialists in Strategy, Research, Communications & Outreach, and Program Management. Key personnel include Alires J. Almon, Marianne Caponnetto, Craig Kirby, Karl Aspelund, Kathleen Colgan, Jason Batt, and Mark Kettles. 100 Year Starship leverages strategic partnerships with leading organizations to further its goals. The foundation's competitive advantages include leadership by Dr. Mae Jemison, the first woman of color in space, and a focus on long-term, transformative research and development. The organization also benefits from its strategic partnerships. The foundation targets several industries, including Technology, Research and Development, Education, and Space Exploration. The organization's activities are supported by a team of professionals, including those in research, communications, and program management. The foundation's website is supported by CloudFlare, PHP, and Phusion Passenger 4.0.53. The foundation can be contacted via email at [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected].