Chapter Contacts

The SFA Northeast Region spans from the nation’s capital to New England’s dense technology and defense corridor. In Washington, D.C., the region provides national-level engagement with policymakers on Capitol Hill and at the Pentagon, while chapters across New England connect members to major defense primes such as Raytheon, L3Harris Technologies, and BAE Systems, and to leading research universities including MIT, Harvard, and the University of Massachusetts. Together, the region’s chapters combine policy influence with a strong innovation and research base, supporting Guardians assigned across Northeast Space Force installations, including New Boston and Cape Cod Space Force Stations.
Contact: Eric Lajeunesse
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Ohio

Contact: Mark Kelly
Contact: Timothy Cox
The SFA Southeast Region brings together some of the nation’s most storied space and defense hubs, from the launch complexes along Florida’s Space Coast to Huntsville, Alabama’s deep aerospace research base. In Huntsville, the region is anchored by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, the incoming U.S. Space Command headquarters, and a dense concentration of major defense primes and research universities. Farther south, chapters connect Guardians and the broader defense community around MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa to the region’s growing academic space programs, while Puerto Rico’s chapter links the island’s university research and STEM outreach to the broader Space Force mission. Together, the Southeast Region’s chapters connect launch infrastructure, military commands, and a broadening industrial base across the Gulf Coast and Southeast.
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HUNTSVILLE - ROCKET CITY

Contact: Charlotte Houser
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Puerto Rico

Contact: Robert Anderson
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Space Coast

Contact: Chelsie Bottoms
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Tampa

Contact: Jeff Grela

The SFA Central Region stretches across some of the country’s deepest defense-industrial and space heritage, from Texas’s fast-growing commercial space sector to Nebraska’s historic ties to U.S. Strategic Command and U.S. Space Command. In Colorado Springs, the region’s chapter focuses on warfighter integration alongside major defense and technology partners, while Michigan’s chapter draws on one of the nation’s largest defense and aerospace supplier bases. As chapters continue to stand up in Houston and San Antonio, the Central Region is building a network that spans commercial launch companies, national security space missions, and heavy industrial capacity.

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Austin

Contact: Sam Peterson
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COLORADO SPRINGS - FALZARANO

Contact: Keith Watts
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Houston

Contact: Brian Creighton
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Michigan

Contact: Kristen Jenkins
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Nebraska

Contact: Lina Cashin
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San Antonio

Contact: Doug Wiggers

The SFA West Region offers members direct access to national security space acquisition decision-makers through its proximity to Space Systems Command (SSC) at Los Angeles Air Force Base. The region is a hub where established defense contractors and emerging commercial space companies collaborate alongside SpaceWERX’s rapid prototyping initiatives, and it is anchored by Vandenberg Space Force Base, the nation’s premier West Coast launch gateway and a center for Space Domain Awareness operations. The region also cultivates a strong space workforce pipeline through partnerships with research universities participating in the U.S. Space Force’s University Partnership Program. 

Signature SFA West Region programs include the Western Region Innovation & Education Summit, Space Industry Days, and the Vandenberg Space Force Base Tech Expo, alongside premier networking events such as the annual Space Force Ball, the Schriever Space Futures Forum, and recurring Guardian Industry Nights. The region also supports STEM education through grants to programs like CyberPatriot and StellarXplorers, along with scholarship and family support initiatives. Notable partners include Space Systems Command, UC San Diego, The Bridge, and SpaceWERX.

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Arizona

Contact: Jonathan P. Roll
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Los Angeles

Contact: Mary Shippy
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Montana

Contact: Bill Woolf
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San Diego

Contact: Shamika Beckley
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Vandenberg

Contact: Adam Russell

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