http://bit.ly/y2vCWT

Futron Corporation for 25 years has provided decision management solutions for government and industry as well as aerospace, telecommunications and technology enterprises.

On March 12, Satellite Finance Forum will be conducted at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C.

The Satellite Finance Forum, presented by Futron, is a full-day program with sessions focused on the financial future of the satellite communications market. You will experience sessions such as:

·       Financial State of Industry: Interpreting Market Developments and Implications

·       Investment Banking Panel: Financing the Space Business in a Challenging Economy

·       Industry CFO Panel: Optimizing and Managing Capital in Turbulent Times?

·       Investors Panel: Why Should We Invest in the Satellite Industry?

·       CEO Roundtable: Anticipating the Market—What it Takes to Thrive in the Evolving Satellite Market

For more information on the Satellite Finance Forum, including the speaker line-up, and to view the complete conference program, please visit.

The Satellite Finance Forum is included with your registration to the Full Conference for SATELLITE 2012. Register by December 14 to qualify for Early Bird discounts on the Conference. Additinally, Futron is to appear at the 2011 Canadian Space Summit to present on Canada’s Competitive Position in Space

Futron will be among the presenters at the 2011 Canadian Space Summit, held on November 23-25 in Calgary, Alberta. Futron will be presenting its findings concerning the Strategy, Policy and Execution and the Impact on Canada’s Competitive Position in Space as drawn from its 2011 Space Competitiveness Index.

This presentation draws upon four years of historical data collected for an annual report on the competitiveness position of the world’s 10 leading space nations. Over the past several years, Canada’s global position in space-related human capital and industry capabilities has remained relatively constant, while its comparative position in government policy and budget has shown swings in different years toward both the positive and negative. As the status and release of Canada’s Long-Term Space Plan remains in limbo, this presentation will present an analysis of which governmental factors impede Canada’s space competitiveness, versus which drive opportunities within the overall competitveness of the Canadian space enterprise.

On November 30th, 2011, the U.S.-Israel Science and Technology Foundation (USISTF) will release the inaugural edition of the U.S-Israel Innovation Index. The Index assesses bilateral linkages between the United States and Israel in areas related to innovative science and technology, and compares those linkages to several other countries. Futron Corporation is proud to support the Foundation in the development of this exciting product.