2022 WSBR Annual Silent Auction

The Washington Space Business Roundtable (WSBR) silent auction features various space-related and other valuable items donated by companies throughout the space and satellite industry.

All proceeds go to the various educational initiatives which WSBR supports each year, including the Bard High School Early College DC and the Challenger Center K-12 STEM education experiences, as well as our 2-year commitment to the the DC Space Grant Consortium Educator Program.

Their websites can be found here:

https://bhsec.bard.edu/dc
https://www.challenger.org/
https://www.dcspacegrant.org/

The Washington Space Business Roundtable (WSBR) is a leadership forum for the promotion of commercial space business and education in the National Capital area. As a non-profit, 501(c)(3), membership-based organization, WSBR supports the open exchange of ideas and information among a broad range of executives, government policy makers, lawyers, insurers, analysts, academics and thought leaders involved in the business of space in the metropolitan Washington region.

WSBR holds a monthly luncheon program featuring high-level industry, government or military leaders speaking on topical issues of the day. The lunches, held in downtown Washington, DC, attract dozens of individuals and other interested parties and provide an interactive dialogue between speaker and audience and high-value networking opportunities for all in attendance.

Proceeds from WSBR events are used to fund the WSBR Education Awards that promote education about and interest in the fields of space and satellite technology among young people in the Washington metro-area.

The Washington Space Business Roundtable has two primary missions:

1) Bring the Washington area space industry together to discuss key issues and build professional relationships;
2) Support space and STEM education in Washington, DC – area schools.

Related to our second mission, WSBR uses its Education Fund to support opportunities for Washington Metropolitan area students’ and teachers’ interest in space-related careers. All proceeds from the silent auction go to the Education Fund – and are used to sponsor initiatives supporting WSBR’s educational mission.