uniphi space agency Launches The Virtual Astronaut Initiative

Mar 9, 2020

NEW YORK, March 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, uniphi space agency, a division of uniphi good, LLC, is proud to launch, The Virtual Astronaut™, an agency-wide initiative designed specifically to provide world class motivational keynotes and collaborations with Astronauts, all in a virtual setting.

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The Virtual Astronaut, by uniphi space agency, a division of uniphi good, LLC, an agency-wide initiative designed specifically to provide world class motivational keynotes and collaborations with Astronauts, all in a virtual setting.

The Virtual Astronaut™ initiative was developed in response to current events, and as a solution to the increase in postponed or canceled meetings, and for conventions or conferences that will now be held virtually.   An expansion of business offerings at uniphi space agency, the program mission is to encourage companies, groups and organizations not to overlook the importance and ability of an external speaker to help engage and motivate teams about internal messaging and directives, and to consider the benefits of booking an Astronaut.   

"In these uncertain times, a few things are for sure… Astronauts are incredible motivational speakers and appeal to a wide range of audiences, Astronauts and Space are prevalent and celebrated across all aspects of popular culture today, plus we have some historic milestones in space exploration that are about to occur.  The traditional meeting and event landscape is changing daily, and will continue to do so, making inspirational, motivational and memorable experiences needed more than ever," noted President & CEO, Annie Balliro, "As an Astronaut Management Group, it is an honor and privilege to represent these extraordinary trailblazers, icons and heroes.  We knew it was critical to do something, and fast, to try to get ahead of this shift in the keynote speaker in-person event based culture and make sure that the marketplace knew that Astronauts are still open for business for keynotes and collaborations, both in-person and now in a virtual setting.  In addition to continuing our bookings as usual, our team is ready to innovate and adapt to this new way of doing things.  We are also looking forward to some fun activations as part of our upcoming National Astronaut Day on May 5th that will help showcase what The Virtual Astronaut is all about."

Booking an Astronaut as a speaker, and as part of this innovative virtual conference and event model is not only something that is possible… it's necessary.  The Virtual Astronaut ™ program will provide customized solutions for clients, along with an experienced support team to navigate the process from beginning to end.  More information may be found at www.TheVirtualAstronaut.com

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uniphi space agency, a division of uniphi good, LLC, is honored to represent an incredible roster of Astronauts, who share this remarkable "out of this world" experience, related to lessons learned as an Astronaut from a personal point of view, and in their own voice, to deliver some of the world's most compelling and motivating speaking engagements, panel discussions, Q&A's, book projects, brand and media collaborations and beyond. Topics include things such as innovation, motivation, technology, the future of space exploration, perseverance, education, engineering, safety, adventure, risk, strategy, STEM/STEAM topics, and more.  Client requests for customized content and presentations are welcomed.

National Astronaut Day, May 5th

In keeping with the tradition of other Astronaut and Space related celebrations, May 5th was selected for this significant date in history in 1961 when Astronaut Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr. became the First American in Space, aboard the Freedom 7 Space capsule. The brief suborbital flight, which lasted approximately 15 minutes and reached a height of 116 miles into the atmosphere, was a milestone achievement. This trailblazing example of heroic bravery and adventurous spirit is this essence of what National Astronaut Day is all about.

Why Do We Believe In Astronauts? The incredible experience of traveling through space is something we all dream about at one time in our life. For a very select few, this dream became a reality. The path for every Astronaut is different, and Astronauts come from a diverse range of personal and professional backgrounds and include experiences such as: scientists, inventors, educators, engineers, trailblazers, innovators, executives, historians, authors, philanthropists, advocates and dreamers. The one thing they all have in common – They are leaders in their chosen field and the pioneers of space.

Please join us on May 5th, every year, as we celebrate these amazing individuals, their unique experiences, and ultimately, to help spread the message that… no matter what our journey in life we are ALL Astronauts. #WeBelieveInAstronauts

www.uniphigood.com | www.uniphispaceagency.com | www.NationalAstronautDay.com

Contact:
Annie Balliro
9176741249
[email protected]

SOURCE uniphi space agency

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