Space Northwest
Stan Shull is a seasoned professional in the aerospace and business development sectors, currently serving as Managing Director at Alliance Velocity, LLC, since 2017. Shull holds advisory and investment roles at Integrate Space Corp., SCOUT, and Space Northwest, while also serving on the Board of Directors at n2uitive Corporation and as a member of the Board of Advisors at Xonotiv. As a contributor for The Space List, Shull brings significant industry insights, and recent experience includes being a member of the Washington State Aviation & Aerospace Advisory Committee from 2022 to 2023. Previously, Shull held senior positions at Apptio and Intelligent Results. Academic credentials include a BS in Aeronautics & Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
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Space Northwest
The Pacific Northwest's Space Industry Played a Key Role in the Genesis of Space Exploration and into the 21st Century. Space Northwest Aims to Keep it That Way. The future of humanity points to space – to open new frontiers, preserve our fragile planet, and bring us together. From the early days of the Apollo program to the achievements of innovators such as Blue Origin and SpaceX, space has inspired young professionals in the Pacific Northwest to pursue STEM careers and created technologies that we rely upon every day. Space Northwest seeks to build upon the rich legacy of the Pacific Northwest’s more than 60-year space economy through innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship and build bridges to innovative careers for all. We seek to strengthen and grow the Pacific Northwest’s established and developing space communities and attract new space interests. Through coordinated efforts with key stakeholders, we will advance a set of 12 strategic objectives that cover entrepreneurship, workforce development, marketing, and public relations, academic and corporate partnerships, and diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA). Initially, Space Northwest activities will be conducted across Washington state, later expanding into the three contiguous states and one non-contiguous state in the region making up the Pacific Northwest: Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and Alaska, respectively. From inception, our various programs will focus on local, state, and regional communities. Over time, we will establish both national and global reach with our messaging and engagement. WA state’s space ecosystem is viewed globally as a growing and evolving commercial space economy positioned for accelerated growth over near-and-longer terms. Washington’s space community enjoys a strong and engaged multi-sector system made up of large, medium, and small established OEMs; start-ups; suppliers; higher education; research facilities; training facilities and more.