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A serious roomfor the nextspace economy.

Government · Industry · Technology · Capital

Miami · December 13, 2026

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Space is becoming infrastructure.

  • 01Communications

    Broadband constellations and geostationary relays

  • 02Navigation

    Global navigation satellite systems

  • 03Defense

    Missile warning, secure communications, surveillance

  • 04Data

    Earth observation and remote sensing

  • 05Agriculture

    Crop, soil and water monitoring

  • 06Logistics

    Positioning, tracking and maritime connectivity

  • 07Financial Systems

    Satellite timing that synchronizes networks and markets

  • 08AI + Compute

    Emerging: in-orbit processing and data relay

$1.8T

Projected global space economy by 2035

Source: World Economic Forum / McKinsey

The opportunity is not simply “space.” It is the infrastructure behind it.

Global network

The commercial space economy connects governments, capital, infrastructure and technology globally.

Government · Capital · Infrastructure · Technology

Leadership

Leadershipat the highest level.

SPACE20 is built around senior government, agency, industry, technology and capital leadership — not a volume speaker roster.

Portrait of Jared Isaacman, NASA Administrator

Featured speaker · Confirmed

JaredIsaacman

Role
NASA Administrator
Organization
NASA

To be announced

More senior government, capital, aerospace and technology leaders to be announced.

  • 02 · Reserved

    To be announced

    Senior government leadership

  • 03 · Reserved

    To be announced

    Institutional capital

  • 04 · Reserved

    To be announced

    Aerospace + technology leadership

The Program

One day.One conversation.From policy to action.

  1. Policy · Inspiration

    The Final Frontier Mandate

    Why does this matter now?

  2. Needs · Investigation

    Assessing the Pipeline & Where Government Leaves Off

    What needs to be built?

  3. Technology · Innovation

    The Sister-Sector Synergy Hub

    What unlocks the next phase?

  4. Capital · Integration

    Macro Vertical Integration & Capital Alignment

    How does it get financed?

  5. Action · Impact

    The Miami Space Directives

    What happens next?

Agenda

The day at a glance

Miami ·

  1. Inspiration

    The Final Frontier Mandate

    Why does this matter now?

  2. Investigation

    Assessing the Pipeline & Where Government Leaves Off

    What needs to be built?

  3. Innovation

    The Sister-Sector Synergy Hub

    What unlocks the next phase?

  4. Integration

    Macro Vertical Integration & Capital Alignment

    How does it get financed?

  5. Impact

    The Miami Space Directives

    What happens next?

Full session details and speaker assignments will be published as they are confirmed.

Why attend

You can read about space online.

You cannotrecreate this roomonline.

  1. 01

    Intelligence

    Understand government priorities and where commercial demand is moving.

  2. 02

    Capital

    Hear how institutional investors evaluate what becomes financeable.

  3. 03

    Access

    Meet operators, executives, investors, government and technology leaders.

  4. 04

    Discovery

    See where AI, robotics, quantum, communications, energy and adjacent sectors enter space.

  5. 05

    Action

    Leave knowing what needs to be built, who matters and where the opportunity may be.

The value is notthe size of the crowd.

It is who is inside it.

500+

Planned SPACE20 participants

  • 01Government + Space Agencies
  • 02Institutional Capital
  • 03Space + Aerospace Operators
  • 04Technology Leaders
  • 05Banks + Financial Institutions
  • 06Selected Founders
  • 07International Leadership

Miami · Capital week

One building.Two distinct ecosystems.One extraordinary week of capital.

SPACE20

500+

Planned participants

  • Government
  • Operators
  • Technology
  • Capital

I20 / G20 Investment Week capital environment

Investors and funds expected across the week
2,000+
Investors and funds expected across the week
Delegates expected in the halls each day
1,500
Delegates expected in the halls each day
Theme rooms
36
Theme rooms

SPACE20 and I20 are distinct events with separate programs and identities. SPACE20 is independently organized; it is not an official G20 event, is not jointly owned with I20, and implies no government endorsement. A SPACE20 pass does not include access to I20 programming.

Be in the room.

SPACE20Miami

Founding Attendee Release

$250

First 75 passes

Your pass includes

  • 01Full-day summit access
  • 02All five program stages
  • 03Capital Connection Breakfast
  • 04Capital + Connection Lunch
  • 05Structured networking
  • 06Closing reception
  • 07SPACE20 post-event briefing

500+ planned participants.One room.One day.Be there.

Speakers

Confirmed speakers

Further speakers will be added here as they are confirmed.

  • Additional leaders to be announced.

    • Senior government leadership
    • Institutional capital
    • Aerospace + technology leadership

Co-Host

SPACE20 Co-Hosts

Founding co-hosts to be announced.

Co-host enquiries are welcome from organizations aligned with the summit’s government, industry, technology and capital mandate.

FAQ

Questions

What is SPACE20?

A one-day summit focused on the intersection of government, commercial space, technology and capital.

When?

December 13, 2026.

Where?

Miami.

How many attendees?

Approximately 500 planned participants, with venue flexibility to expand based on demand.

Is SPACE20 an official G20 event?

No. SPACE20 is independently organized.

Is SPACE20 the same event as I20?

No. SPACE20 and I20 are distinct events with separate programs and identities.

Who should attend?

Government, space agencies, operators, institutional investors, financial institutions, technology leaders, strategic companies and selected founders.