A space community acting together in a mutual interest to promote the space community.
Maryland’s thriving aerospace businesses span from Earth-orbiting missions to far-flung planetary spacecraft and from robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles to cybersecurity, avionics, and weapons testing. The region is a thriving hub of technology development, aerospace industry innovation, and federal research grants. When compared to other states, the Maryland aerospace industry is usually ranked either second or third in a robust economy, an educated and savvy workforce, as well as infrastructure. In 2009, Maryland’s aerospace and defense businesses were awarded $3.5 billion in federal contracts and generated $21 billion in gross domestic product. Maryland is home to sixteen of America’s top twenty-five aerospace companies and more than twelve major military facilities.
Maryland’s thriving aerospace businesses span from Earth-orbiting missions to far-flung planetary spacecraft and from robotics and unmanned aerial vehicles to cybersecurity, avionics, and weapons testing. The region is a thriving hub of technology development, aerospace industry innovation, and federal research grants. When compared to other states, the Maryland aerospace industry is usually ranked either second or third in a robust economy, an educated and savvy workforce, as well as infrastructure. In 2009, Maryland’s aerospace and defense businesses were awarded $3.5 billion in federal contracts and generated $21 billion in gross domestic product. Maryland is home to sixteen of America’s top twenty-five aerospace companies and more than twelve major military facilities.
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Membership The MSBR is a membership organization. Membership requires a low annual fee. Member benefits include priority bookings and discounted rates on events. All MSBR member organizations are active participants in the roundtable and are encouraged to participate in our programs and events, join the Board, and become Officers. Small and large companies alike are well represented and offer valuable input to our program and activities. Benefits An Effective Way to Accomplish Networking Marketing With Leading Members of Maryland's Space Community, Political Leaders, and Government Officials MSBR conducts over a dozen major large scale events per year (monthly luncheons, annual gala, Air & Space Museum social) where MSBR members network with other members and a broad group of government, federal legislative, and related customers and stakeholders of the Maryland space community. MSBR members are eligible to book tables at events and government guest are invited by the MSBR (up to 5 per table), providing an intimate forum for building relationships and networking support to Aerospace. An Easy and Impactful Way To Support STEM education Targeted for the Aerospace Community. The MSBR pools resources to provide significant and impactful support to area STEM projects, developing the next generation workforce MSBR members require. Member fees are used by the MSBR to fund projects. Projects are accessible by the members. Gain Valuable News and Information The MSBR provides news and information to its members through several forums. First and foremost, important government and industry leaders provide compelling and timely information in an interactive environment as speakers at the monthly luncheons. The MSBR is also used as a conduit between federal and state agencies and legislative representatives for the two-way flow of information between government and Maryland’s aerospace business community. Additionally members receive MSBR newsletters with important and timely topics of interest to Maryland’s business community, and information on the various STEM education projects and people. Join Joining the MSBR is simple. Just download the application (2018 Membership Application (PDF or Word), then submit your completed form and fee according to the instructions included on the form. If you would like to learn more about our organization, see the "About MSBR" section, or review our By-Laws. NOTE: If you are unable to open the PDF file, please visit Adobe's website to download Acrobat Reader. |
Current Members Members (click on name to access company web site) 2018 Corporate a.i. solutions, Inc. Adarga Systems, LLC Adcole Maryland Aerospace, LLC ADNET Systems, Inc. ADS System Safety Consulting, LLC Advocates In Manpower Management, Inc. AeroThreads, Inc. Alycon Technical Services (ATS) - Joint Venture Analytical Mechanics Associates, Inc. ASRC Federal ATA Aerospace Ball Aerospace & Technology Corporation Booz Allen Hamilton Business Integra Capitol Technology University Carr Astronautics Columbus Technologies and Services, Inc. Craig Technologies ECG Inc. Edge Space Systems, Inc. Element 84, Inc. Emergent Space Technologies Engility Corporation ERT, Inc General Dynamics Mission Systems Genesis Engineering Solutions, Inc. Global Science & Technology, Inc. HARRIS Corporation Innovim, LLC Integrated Systems Solutions, Inc. IntellecTechs Jackson and Tull Jacobs Johns Hopkins University JRC Integrated Systems, Inc. Kratos Leidos LJT & Associates, Inc. Lockheed Martin Space Operations Maryland Department of Commerce Millennium Engineering and Integration Company NAI Michael Companies, Inc. Newton LLC Northrop Grumman Omitron, Inc. Orbital ATK Qwaltec Raytheon Risk Management Corporation SGT, Inc. Sierra Lobo Sigma Space Corporation SOLERS Inc. Space Telescope Science Institute SSAI - Science Systems and Applications, Inc. SSL Swain Techs Syneren Technologies Corp The Aerospace Corporation The Hotel at the University of Maryland TRAX International Corporation Ulyssix Technologies, Inc. United Launch Alliance Universities Space Research Association Vantage Systems, Inc. Vencore X3M Systems, LLC 2018 Individuals Shuby Ambardekar Julie Campbell Giovanni Carnaroli Matt Collinge Tracy Curtis Ken Dolan Igor Eberstein Rob Fulton John Hartnett Richard Henry Rich Isaacman David Kalen Mary Kicza John Majane Stephen Mango Greg Miller Terri Miller Erin Neal Keith Null Kush Patel Stan Schneider Theresa Schwerin Dianne Sosa William Townsend Art Verbin 2017 Corporate a.i. solutions, Inc. Adarga Systems, LLC ADNET Systems, Inc. ADS System Safety Consulting, LLC Advocates In Manpower Management, Inc. Alycon Technical Services (ATS) - Joint Venture ARES Corporation ASRC Federal ATA Aerospace Ball Aerospace & Technology Corporation Booz Allen Hamilton Bryce Space and Technology Carr Astronautics DB Consulting Group ECG Inc. Edge Space Systems, Inc. Element 84, Inc. Emergent Space Technologies Engility Corporation ERT, Inc General Dynamics Mission Systems Genesis Engineering Solutions, Inc. Global Science & Technology, Inc. GVT, LLC HARRIS Corporation Innovim, LLC Integrated Systems Solutions, Inc. IntellecTechs Jackson and Tull Jacobs Jeffries Technology Solutions Johns Hopkins University KBRwyle Kratos Leidos LJT & Associates, Inc. Lockheed Martin Space Operations Maryland Aerospace Maryland Department of Commerce MetiSpace Technologies, Inc. Millennium Engineering and Integration Company NAI Michael Companies, Inc. Omitron, Inc. Northrop Grumman Orbital ATK Peraton Prince Georges County Economic Development Corp Qwaltec Risk Management Corporation SAIC SGT, Inc. Sierra Lobo Sigma Space Corporation SOLERS Inc. Space Telescope Science Institute SSAI - Science Systems and Applications, Inc. Swain Technologies Synergy Bis Technik Telophase Corporation Teltrium Solutions, LLC The Aerospace Corporation The Hotel at the University of Maryland TRAX International Corporation Ulyssix Technologies, Inc. Universities Space Research Association Vantage Systems, Inc. Vencore X3M Systems, LLC 2017 Individuals Shuby Ambardekar Georgie Brophy Tim Budzik Julie Campbell Matt Collinge Tracy Curtis Jennifer Dickens Ken Dolan Igor Eberstein Rob Fulton Barney Gorin Richard Henry Blake Hershey Jamil Husain Rich Isaacman Nancy Kobel Paul Korkemaz Giovanni Leusch-Carnaroli Jason Long Jennifer Dickens John Majane Greg Miller Erin Neal Bruce Needham Catherine O'Riordian Amit Puri Ashok Saxena Stan Schneider Teresa Schwerin Dianne Sosa William Townsend Art Verbin |
