During the 2017-2018 academic year, I competed with Micah Hicks in Catalyze Klamath, a business pitching competition. Our Pitch? To create a small business providing launches to the growing CubeSat community. We planned on using small rockets to get cubesats up. Break even analysis showed that the business was suitable for a launch vehicle supporting up to 10U.  

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Our efforts won first prize at Catalyze, bringing in a total of $10,000 and a chance to compete at InventOR. It was a great experience: Learned new skills, met inspiring people, and grew a deeper appreciation and knowledge for the space industry as it is today.

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We even wound up in the local news. 

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