“All too often, entrepreneurs opt out of working with the [Defense Department] because the perception is that [there are] long sales cycles, a lot of bureaucracy, [the company is] probably going to lose the contract to a prime anyway," says Matt Kozlov, the head of the three-month effort to recruit and mentor new tech players with promising new applications that could have implications for space.the U.S.
"This coming together of this caliber of partners is pretty remarkable and it’s the first time Techstars has done anything this focused on space," he added.also talked about why the program is courting non-space companies, what the curriculum will look like and what he’s looking for in reviewing applications.POLITICO’s weekly must-read briefing on the second space age.By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time.
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