Christopher Hearsey

Christopher Hearsey is a distinguished Global Space Executive, Entrepreneur, Space Lawyer, and Nonprofit Chairman with a diverse educational background.

He holds a JD in Aviation, Space & Remote Sensing Law from the University of Mississippi School of Law, an MS in Law and Society from American University, an MS in Space Studies from The University of North Dakota, and has studied International Law at the University of Cambridge.

Furthermore, Christopher has an educational foundation in physics from the University of Maryland College Park and a BA in Mathematical Economics and Political Science from Temple University.

Christopher Hearsey has a rich history in various organizations where he has held significant roles. He is the Founder & CEO of OSA Consulting, LLC, and has previously served in leadership positions at organizations like Rogue Space Systems Corporation, Aegis Trade Law, Stellar Decisis Productions Ltd., and Celestial Objections Apparel Ltd.

His vast experience also includes roles such as President at Mason-Dixon Consulting, LLC, Co-CEO at Amici Curio Holdings Co., and Chief Space Liaison Officer at Space Hero - Media. For the Space Age.

Additionally, Christopher has served as Chief Business and Operations Officer at SETEC ASTRONOMY Technologies, Chair Of The Board Of Directors at The Space Court Foundation Inc., and Chief Executive Officer at EXOLaunch USA.

Christopher Hearsey's professional journey includes positions at prestigious organizations such as Bigelow Aerospace, Boeing's Space Exploration Division, NHK TV (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), and the U.S. Department of State.

He has also been involved in various committees and societies, contributing his expertise as Secretary of the Legal Aspects of Aeronautics and Astronautics Technical Committee at AIAA, Vice-Chair of the Social Networking Committee of the SciTech Law Section at the American Bar Association, and Political Committee Treasurer at Friends of Michael T. Muha.

Christopher Hearsey's dedication to space and society is evident through his editorial roles at publications like Astropolitics: International Journal of Space Politics & Policy and his involvement in sessions related to space, propulsion, and energy sciences at international forums.

Moreover, Christopher has shared his knowledge as an instructor at Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth and as a Teaching Assistant at American University.

His passion for space history led him to a Graduate Fellowship in Space History at the National Air and Space Museum, showcasing his commitment and expertise in the field.

Overall, Christopher Hearsey's extensive experience and contributions to the space industry, legal sector, and nonprofit organizations make him a valuable figure in the aerospace community.