Brock, Catanese, Hoyman to be Inducted at 24th Annual Space Coast Business Hall Of Fame
Junior Achievement of the Space Coast will recognize Brevard’s outstanding business leaders on February 27, 2010
Melbourne, FL- David Brock, President, Community Credit Union of Florida; Dr. Anthony Catanese, President, Florida Institute of Technology; and Charles Hoyman, Jr., Managing Director of Hoyman Dobson will be formally inducted into the Junior Achievement Space Coast Business Hall of Fame at the Radisson Resort at the Port in Cape Canaveral on Saturday, February 27th.
The black-tie gala is expected to draw over 400 guests to honor three of Brevard’s most notable community leaders. Since 1987, the Junior Achievement Space Coast Business Hall of Fame has recognized Brevard’s most distinguished businessmen and women for their outstanding contributions to free enterprise and the promise of a better, stronger society. Outstanding Student Ambassadors from area high schools will be presenting the laureates.
These three honorees join a distinguished group of 60 men and women who have been inducted into the Junior Achievement Space Coast Business Hall of Fame since its founding. The selection committee is comprised of past laureates. Past Space Coast Business Hall of Fame inductees include Dr. Maxwell King, former President of Brevard Community College, Al Neuharth, Founder of FLORIDA TODAY &USA TODAY, and Howard Lance, President, CEO &Chairman of Harris Corporation.
This year’s Presenting Sponsor is Craig Technologies. Premier Sponsors are Harris Corporation and Sorensen Office Solutions. During the event, guests will have the opportunity to bid on two art shuttles that originated from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation’s Shuttles Orbiting the Space Coast 2009 Final Destination Auction. Seats for the event are available for $175 each. Call 321.751.4024 for more information about the Junior Achievement Space Coast Business Hall of Fame, shuttle auction and event sponsorships.
The 53rd Annual Dr. Robert H. Goddard Memorial Dinner
Friday, March 12, 2010
in the International Ballroom of the Hilton Washington located at 1919
Connecticut Ave. NW Washington D.C. 20009
Click here for more information on purchasing your table and tickets
Canaveral Council Of Technical Societies (CCTS) Meet and Greet (informal)
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at Milliken’s Reef at the Port located at 683 Dave
Nisbet Dr., Cape Canaveral Fl.
Social: 5:00 pm to 7:00p.m.
Short Address: 6:00 p.m.
Cost is Free (finger food and soft drinks)
Invitees: Guest interested in CCTS Activities CCTS member Societies Presidents/Chairperson
CCTS Past Chairman/Guest Come and meet other societies members
For reservations please reply to CCTS Secretary, Christopher Han
c.han@ieee.org or 321-385-1138 by Tuesday, March 2, 2010 (need head count)
See the CCTS Website for the latest CCTS updates at:
http://www.cctsonline.org Canaveral Council of Technical
Societies; 1980 N. Atlantic Ave Suite; Cocoa Beach, FL 32920-0245
Letter Campaign for Space Exploration Support
Last week, Boeing started a letter campaign to enable the groundswell of grass roots
support for space exploration that we know exists. This campaign includes a web
link that people can use to send a letter to their elected representatives.
After just one day, over 500 letters have been sent. Boeing is trying to spread
the word in hopes of making a large impact on Congress prior to recess.
If you are interested please visit the website for your support.
http://www.capitolconnect.com/boeingspace/
Call for Prestigious Debus Award Nominations
The National Space Club (NSC) is requesting nominations for its premier honor, the
Dr. Kurt H. Debus Award. It will be presented at the NSC’s annual Debus Dinner
scheduled for April 17, 2010, at the Debus Conference Center, Kennedy Space Center
Visitor Complex.
The award, which is presented annually in recognition for significant contributions
to the advancement, awareness and improvement of aerospace in Florida, is named
for KSC’s first Director, Dr. Kurt H. Debus. “I encourage both Space
Club members and friends of the aerospace program to submit nominations for the
2010 Debus Award,” said NSC Chairman Michael Maier.
Nominations must be made in writing and mailed to the NSC at Post Office Box 21243,
Kennedy Space Center, FL 32815-0243, Attention: Debus Award Selection Committee.
The deadline for submitting nominations is January 22, 2010.
Selection criteria for the award, a full history of past award winners and additional
NSC information is available on the
Awards page.
Horace Lamberth Memorial Service
The Lamberth family held a memorial service for Horace at the Suntree Methodist
Church on August 4. Contributions can be made to The National Space Club Horace
Lamberth Space Week Memorial Fund.
Please
click here to contribute.