From Land to Space: Lisa leads Landstronaut’s vision to bridge Earth-based systems with orbital and extraterrestrial futures. With extensive experience in infrastructure policy, global partnerships, space advocacy, and resilience finance, she has forged relationships across government, academia, and industry. Her strategic direction ensures Landstronaut’s Futurism Architecture is anchored in purpose, innovation, and long-term value.

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Background: With over 15 years of experience in aerospace, defense, Lisa has held strategic engagements with the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, the U.S. Air Force, and related national security institutions (portfolio management, program evaluation, quality standards, human performance, advanced design auditing). She has directed projects involving rocket engine development (including RS-25 and RS-68), space telescope systems such as the James Webb, and major satellite and fighter aircraft programs. Lisa is also the architect of the U.S.–Africa Space Investment Corridor, which comprises workforce development, cross-border capital infrastructure, and space innovation alliances. Her background includes an Economics degree from Florida A&M University and specialized training in federal aerospace acquisition systems.

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From Land to Space: An astronaut candidate and researcher, Vanessa specializes in physiological adaptation, life support optimization, and performance under extreme environments. At Landstronaut, she defines standards for human performance and survivability across multi-terrain projects, from smart cities to space habitats.

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Background: Dr. Vanessa Farsadaki combines deep academic credentials and practical leadership in Space Health medicine. She is Managing Partner at Space Exploration Strategies LLC, focusing on radiation exposure, health innovation, and astronaut-grade survivability. Her academic record includes degrees in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Biology, Genetics, and Global Business Leadership; she has been recognized by societies such as the British Interplanetary Society, and served as a Space Ambassador and thought-leader in conferences globally. Her multilingual communication skills and interdisciplinary work have made her a sought advisor in cutting-edge space health programs.

From Land to Space: Moriba Jah leads Landstronaut’s AI and decision intelligence strategy, bringing decades of expertise in complex systems modeling and space domain analytics. His work integrates predictive modeling, decision engines, and scenario frameworks into operational workflows that enhance foresight, adaptability, and mission resilience. Under his direction, Landstronaut’s AI architecture supports FRAS-aligned decision making—bridging human judgment and computational reasoning to optimize outcomes across terrestrial and orbital domains.

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Dr. Moriba Kemessia Jah is a globally recognized authority in astrodynamics, space situational awareness (SSA), space traffic management, and orbital environmental stewardship. He earned his Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering Sciences from the University of Colorado Boulder and began his career at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory as a spacecraft navigator on interplanetary missions. He later advanced research in tracking and characterizing space objects at the Air Force Research Laboratory, where he developed pioneering methods for space surveillance and data fusion.

Currently a Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Jah directs the Jah Decision Intelligence Group (JDIG) at the Oden Institute, focusing on non-probabilistic inference, agentic AI, and knowledge graph architectures. He’s also the co-founder and Chief Scientist for GaiaVerse, Ltd. Moriba is a 2022 recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship for his leadership in modeling and mitigating orbital debris. His recent work includes GaiaGraph, a computational framework integrating agentic AI, multi-source data fusion, knowledge graphs, and machine learning to advance planetary stewardship

From Land to Space: Naomi crafts strategies for biosafety, environmental resilience, and medical systems in extreme settings. With a background in health diplomacy, she ensures Landstronaut’s projects embed life-support integrity, contingency planning, and human safety across terrains.

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Backgrund: Naomi Achu is a Cameroonian-born singer, rapper, and songwriter, widely recognized for her song “Alhadji,” which gained prominence through its feature in the 8th season of Big Brother Africa. She is also known as the “Queen of Bamenda.” In addition to her music career, Naomi holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and has worked as a Registered Nurse. She has represented International Nurses for Africa at the United Nations, advocating for sustainable development and health diplomacy.

Land to Space: .Yara drives the alignment of Landstronaut’s Outreach & Development missions with environmental, social, and governance standards. Her role ensures that all initiatives—terrestrial and extra-terrestrial—adhere to global sustainability principles and best practices in diplomacy and institutional integrity.

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Background: Yara J. Fernandes is a distinguished environmental management professional with a robust background in sustainability, governance, and international collaboration. She earned her degree in Environmental Management from the University of São Paulo, equipping her with a solid foundation in environmental sciences and policy. With over five years of experience in the carbon market, Yara has contributed to more than 20 projects across various sectors, focusing on carbon credit certification and environmental risk assessment. Her expertise extends to integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into organizational frameworks, ensuring sustainable development and compliance with international standards.

Land to Space: George manages the coordination across Landstronaut’s divisions. He ensures operational coherence, performance alignment with FRAS, and seamless execution of strategic initiatives across portfolio verticals.

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Background: George Onyenyeonwu is a seasoned operations strategist and U.S. Air Force veteran with over two decades of distinguished service in healthcare administration, program management, and strategic planning. He began his career as a Hospital Corpsman in the U.S. Navy before commissioning as a Medical Service Corps Officer in the Air Force. Throughout his military tenure, George led large-scale programs, including the development of the President’s budget and policies, coordination of training, and analyzing requirements for the Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) Corporate Structure. He managed healthcare programs serving over 2.6 million beneficiaries worldwide and oversaw significant budgets, such as $220 million in research and development projects and $6 billion in informatics programs.

Land to Space: Melanie oversees the sourcing, brand identity, and product design pipelines. She ensures that Landstronaut’s aesthetic, modular design, and procurement systems align with futurism principles, sustainability, and global scalability.

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Background: Melanie Johnson is an experienced project and operations manager with a demonstrated history in multiple sectors, including agency, commercial, and civic/social organizations. She has held roles such as Account Management and Principal Project Officer, managing cultural resources and various projects. Her expertise includes organizing and coordinating projects to ensure efficient execution and delivery.

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Land to Space: Orin-Chanel connects the architecture of futurism to lived experience. She designs cultural, behavioral, and human capital pathways so that Landstronaut’s infrastructure and systems reflect human values, adaptability, and community integration.

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Background: Orin-Chanel Brumfield is a professional with diplomatic experience in lifestyle and human capital development. She has been involved in initiatives that bridge the conceptual and experiential elements of futurism, integrating human capital development and cultural alignment into design frameworks. Her work focuses on translating high-level architecture into real lived environments.

Land to Space: Kokou ensures that Landstronaut’s complex multi-region projects manage operational risk, technical uncertainty, and performance variability. He oversees international execution, mitigation systems, and cross-terrain continuity.

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Background: Kokou “Francis” Kpotivi is a certified risk engineer and project manager with experience in various industries. He has held roles such as Coordinator for Information Technology and Environment Data Center and Energy Technician. His expertise includes managing risks and overseeing projects to ensure safety and compliance across different sectors.

Land to Space: Jayell leads the narrative voice of Landstronaut. He crafts the stories, media presence, and communications that bring complex technical missions to life for global stakeholders, partners, and publics.

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Background: Jayell Evans is a media professional with experience in storytelling and narrative strategy for the Marines and special forces. He has been involved in crafting narratives and public communications that bring complex technical missions to life for diverse audiences. Her work includes developing content that makes missions accessible and meaningful to various stakeholders.

Land to Space: Alma ensures Landstronaut’s work is aligned with legal, regulatory, and governance frameworks across jurisdictions. She advises on space law, cross-border compliance, and institutional contracts.

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Background: Alma Okpalefe is a distinguished lawyer and global space policy leader with a robust background in international governance, regulatory frameworks, and space diplomacy. As Executive Director of the World Space Week Association, she spearheads the organization’s mission to promote space science and technology education worldwide. Her expertise extends to advising on policy and legal matters related to satellite industry operations, space law, and international cooperation. Alma is also the founder of initiatives focused on advancing Africa’s space economy and fostering innovation in space technology. With a track record of collaborating with Fortune 20 companies and leading international projects, she is a recognized champion for sustainable space development and governance.

Land to Space: Victor drives Landstronaut’s go-to-market architecture. He scopes product-market fit, global launch strategies, and ensures that divisional offerings resonate across cultural, economic, and geographic contexts.

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Background: Victor Mayeya Odwori is an accomplished marketing strategist and business development professional with expertise in sales, web design, corporate communications, and management. He is the founder of Cypace Marketing LLC, where he leads initiatives that blend digital innovation with strategic branding to drive growth. Victor's approach emphasizes the integration of technology and creativity to craft compelling narratives and experiences that resonate with diverse audiences. His work at Landstronaut focuses on expanding the organization's reach and impact through innovative marketing strategies and product development.

Land to Space: Keshia designs the curriculum, certification standards, and operational readiness pathways for Landstronaut’s workforce, including the Land-to-Space Corps. She ensures training maps to FRAS, futurism, and domain needs.

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Background: Keshia Dalton is an accomplished learning program manager with over eight years of experience in leading successful developments to achieve project goals and recommending improvements to enhance operational efficiency. Her expertise lies in strategic planning, cross-functional team leadership, and process optimization. Keshia has a proven track record of managing complex learning projects from inception to completion, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and delivering results within scope, time, and budget constraints.

Land to Space: As a Titans Space career astronaut candidate, ESA citizen-scientist, and expert in instrumentation, Wanjiku leads sensor system design, data acquisition architecture, and the interface between Earth systems and orbital/terrain sensing

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Background: Currently, she is pursuing a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Florida, alongside certifications in Engineering Leadership, Engineering Innovation, and Engineering Project Management. Wanjiku made history as the first Kenyan graduate of the Advanced PoSSUM Academy's Scientist-Astronaut Candidate Program, where she gained hands-on experience in suborbital flight operations and noctilucent cloud studies Space in Africa. Her career also includes roles such as an airworthiness engineer at Gulfstream Aerospace and strategic leadership in Kenya’s first independent space company, SPARC (Space Partnerships and Research Company).

Land to Space: Marshall ensures that Landstronaut embeds cultural identity and heritage into the architecture of futurism. He coordinates heritage integration across terrestrial and extra-terrestrial designs, preserving cultural continuity in a spatially expanding future.

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Background: Marshall L. Davis, Sr. is a visionary cultural arts leader and educator with over four decades of dedicated service to Miami’s African-American community. A native of Miami, he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University and began his career by leading Black student organizations and teaching dramatic arts in Miami-Dade County Public Schools Miami-Dade Arts.

Land to Space: Vladimir oversees how human systems adapt to geographies, gravity, environment, and psychological constraints. He integrates infrastructure, habitability, and physiological models for resilient human performance across terrains.

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Dr. Vladimir Ivkovic is a distinguished translational neuroscientist and integrative physiologist specializing in neurosensory integration, spaceflight physiology, and neurobehavioral health in extreme environments. He serves as the Director of the Laboratory for Neuroimaging & Integrative Physiology at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital's Neural Systems Group. His research focuses on applying ambulatory brain and physiology monitoring to assess neurophysiologic and neurobehavioral disorders elicited by exposure to extreme operational environments or activities, and developing countermeasures for their mitigation

Land to Space: Scarlett integrates distributed ledger systems, spatial data platforms, and computational geometry to deliver the foundational architecture for Landstronaut’s hybrid blockchain and spatial intelligence layers.

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Background: Scarlett Arana is a Miami native, trained architect, and geospatial scientist specializing in spatial computing, LiDAR, and regenerative finance (ReFi). As the co-founder of BitBasel, a pioneering blockchain startup, she has been at the forefront of integrating art and technology, spearheading initiatives that bridge the gap between digital art, NFTs, and social impact. Miami NFT Week 2023.

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Over the past decade, Scarlett has led community-driven projects across various ecosystems, including blockchain, metaverse, space tech, and ocean tech. Her work emphasizes the importance of educating young women about emerging technologies, guiding them toward success in these fields.

Land to Space: Cjaiilon designs token economic frameworks, utility mechanisms, and asset tokenization strategies that facilitate capital flows, incentives, and value exchange within Landstronaut’s ecosystem.

Background: Cjaiilon Andrade, known professionally as Snap Boogie, is a dynamic street performer and dancer hailing from Boston, Massachusetts. He gained national recognition as a semi-finalist on Season 6 of America's Got Talent, where his electrifying performances captivated audiences and judges alike Boston.com.

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Beyond his television appearance, Snap Boogie has established himself as a prominent figure in Boston's street performance scene. He regularly performs at iconic locations such as Faneuil Hall and Newbury Street, showcasing his unique blend of tap, acrobatics, and freestyle dance

Land to Space: Peter builds cross-border alliances, regional deployment strategies, and public-private partnerships in MENA and African regions. His local insight accelerates Landstronaut’s impact in priority geographies.

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Background: Peter Atswanyi Kegode is a seasoned agribusiness strategist and development professional with extensive experience in fostering trade and investment across Africa. He serves as the Director of the Kenya Agribusiness & Agro Industry Alliance, where he plays a pivotal role in advocating for policies that enhance the competitiveness of Kenya's agribusiness sector. In addition to his work in agribusiness, Peter is the Co-Founder and Strategy/Partnerships Director at YORA Events Ltd., a platform dedicated to promoting Africa as a prime investment destination.

Land to Space: Dr. Kesan leads economic modeling, market viability assessment, and fiscal impact studies in the Land-to-Space context. She ensures that projects deliver quantifiable returns, sustainable growth, and macroeconomic coherence.

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Background: Dr. Kesan has been honored with ambassadorial status by NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), and the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (GCTC) in Moscow—the only Indian to receive such recognition. SKI Her vision extends beyond education; she aims to establish a world-renowned space university in India, complete with a manufacturing port, to further India's presence in the global space community. Under her leadership, SKI has achieved remarkable milestones, including the launch of 19+ BalloonSats, 3 suborbital payloads, and 5 orbital satellites, notably the world’s smallest and lightest satellite, KALAMSAT,

Land to Space: Dr. Richard C. Ezike stands at the forefront of global renewable energy transformation, integrating advanced engineering, equitable policy, and sustainable infrastructure design. As Director of Renewable Energy & Clean Infrastructure at Landstronaut, Dr. Ezike drives the development of future-ready energy ecosystems that support life and industry from Land to Space; anchoring the company’s broader vision of resilient, accountable, and sustainable infrastructure development.

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Background: A distinguished chemical engineer, Dr. Ezike earned his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and his B.S. from North Carolina State University. His work bridges technical innovation, environmental justice, and cross-sector energy policy, making him one of the rare thought leaders capable of aligning national sustainability frameworks with next-generation aerospace and terrestrial infrastructure. Prior to joining Landstronaut, Dr. Ezike advised the U.S. Department of Energy, Department of Transportation, and Environmental Protection Agency on sustainable mobility, clean power transition, and climate-resilient urban systems. His consulting portfolio includes partnerships with the Transportation Research Board, Smart Growth America, and the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, where his insights have shaped multi-billion-dollar policy directions across clean infrastructure and green economy programs.

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Land to Space:  Mamadou Falilou Sarr serves as Landstronaut’s Director of Entrepreneurial Development (Senegal, Africa), where he leads the cultivation of entrepreneurship ecosystems across the continent in alignment with Landstronaut’s Land-to-Space Development framework. His work empowers a new generation of entrepreneurs to participate in the continent’s transition toward resilient infrastructure, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, and digital space technologies for Land to Space

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Background:  A recognized leader in African innovation and founder of a pioneering entrepreneurship and business development enterprise in Senegal, Mamadou bridges grassroots ingenuity with global futurism strategies to accelerate inclusive growth and sustainable enterprise creation. He designs and implements programs that connect emerging African startups, governments, and academic institutions with access to funding, mentorship, and commercialization pathways.

Land to Space:  Jovan Young oversees the design and execution of Landstronaut’s funding strategies, including public-private financing, ESG-aligned investment vehicles, hybrid funding (both blockchain-enabled and traditional), and capital mobilization for land-to-space infrastructure initiatives. He will ensure that financial models adhere to the FRAS principles (Futurism, Resilience, Accountability, Sustainability), enabling clear traceability, decision transparency, and measurable outputs for investors, governments, and partners.

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Background:  Jovan Young is a highly accomplished quantitative and financial risk professional with more than 15 years of experience in the banking and financial services sector. His career includes notable tenures at USAA and BB&T (now Truist Financial Corporation), where he specialized in credit modeling, portfolio risk management, loss forecasting, and enterprise risk frameworks. His analytical expertise has contributed to the design and implementation of predictive systems that enhance decision-making and operational efficiency across large financial organizations.

Land to Space:  Ralph Jean-Paul is a multidisciplinary creative director, musician, and cultural futurist pioneering how human expression adapts in multi-gravitational environments. As Director of Multi-Gravitational Artistic Expression, he leads the integration of performance, sound, and technology into new forms of cultural identity for space habitats, orbital cities, and regenerative terrestrial environments.

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Background:  A classically trained tuba performer and professor with experience in indoor and rigorous outdoor performance, Ralph’s mastery of breath control, resonance, and tonal balance provides a rare physiological and acoustic foundation for designing music systems in low-pressure and confined environments. His understanding of how sound behaves under different atmospheric densities informs the creation of adaptive musical instruments and performance techniques for microgravity and enclosed ecosystems.