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Here on the Space Coast our namesake industry is always on our minds. It's a huge part of our economy and a large part of our identity. But the space industry is becoming increasingly global—a phenomenon the Space Foundation documents in their important annual publication, The Space Report.

These are works of substantial impact in the space industry—an authoritative look at the global impact of space activities with a focus on the economic impacts. This year’s book, recently completed and released, is an academic achievement credited to the Space Foundation’s Washington, D.C., office led by Marty Hauser, Vice President, Research and Analysis, working with a team of contributors from across the country.

brandt ronat + company has served as the design/development team for the three Space Reports that have been published (2006, 2008 and 2009), guiding the look of the book through image selection and layout, as well as writing captions and producing digital editions of the books.

brandt ronat + company is proud to have contributed to the production of this book. The Space Report team consisted of Jay Decator, Project Manager; Julian Bennett, Lead Designer; Tina Shea, Designer; William Ronat, Support; Lisa Hansen, Support; and Linda Brandt, Account Supervisor.

To learn more about this comprehensive look at the global space industry, you may want to follow the link below to a SatMagazine article, which provides excerpts from the latest edition. Or you can follow the other links to the websites for Space Foundation and The Space Report, where the books are available for purchase.

SatMagazine

Space Foundation

The Space Report

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