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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 37 MIN

Why I Serve, Episode 3: with Andrew Faiola

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Who are the leaders helping guide the future of the space and satellite industry, and why do they choose to serve?    In this episode of the SSPI podcast, Why I Serve, we meet Andrew Faiola, Commercial Vice President at Astroscale and Chair of the SSPI Board of Directors.    Andrew reflects on more than two decades in satellite communications, beginning with a 1992 Space Shuttle mission that sparked his interest in the industry and now connects directly to his work in on-orbit servicing and space sustainability.    In this conversation we find out:  What first drew him into the satellite industry How the industry has adapted through major technology shifts Why he has chosen to serve through SSPI, GSOA, MSUA and the SSPI UK Chapter What makes SSPI different as a membership organization His vision for SSPI's next two year why the industry must do a better job telling its story And why the people entering the industry make him optimistic  This episode is part of SSPI's Space and Satellite Futures track, focused on leadership and the next generation of the industry.    If you are interested in satellite communications, on-orbit servicing, space sustainability, professional leadership and the future of the space and satellite community, this conversation offers a thoughtful view from SSPI's new Chair. 

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