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AstroAgency’s Daria Filichkina invited by the European Space Agency to present the second session in the Sustainability Talks series during December 2025, focused on translating space sustainability commitments into demonstrable action.

As the space industry experiences unprecedented growth, sustainability pledges have become commonplace – but many companies struggle to demonstrate tangible implementation. AstroAgency COO Daria Filichkina addressed this challenge head-on at ESA’s recent Sustainability Talks, presenting practical frameworks for showcasing responsible operations.

Reflecting on a transformative 2025, the year saw AstroAgency expand its global footprint across North America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. With new partnerships including Voyager Technologies, LEAP and CATALYST, participation in major industry events, and continued sustainability leadership through the European Space Agency. The year reinforced the agency’s position as the strategic communications partners for the space sector. New clients meant the team expanding with senior and junior additions, looking ahead to 2026’s anticipated growth.

AstroAgency is looking for a Public Relations Executive to join our diverse global team! If you’re media-savvy, proactive, collaborative, and confident turning complex information into accessible content, we want to hear from you.

You’ll play a vital role in supporting impactful communication strategies across the global space sector by managing client relationships, driving projects forward, and creating engaging written content.

Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Become an Astro Agent! Apply today.

AstroAgency is expanding its global team as we continue to support an international client base and build on over 70 successful projects. We are looking for talented individuals to join our dynamic and diverse workforce.

To apply, send your CV and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and motivation to daria@astroagency.co.uk. Please include the tag #AstroAgencyCareers in the email subject line to ensure your application is reviewed promptly.

Join us in connecting the benefits of space technology to Earth-based industries, shaping the future of both.

Space is an industry of continuous growth, and one of the most effective  platforms for sector professionals – and those wondering how to get involved in the space industry – are leading space sector events. Multiple space events around the help the global space ecosystem to connect and collaborate, with Space Comm Expo boasting a track record for supporting the UK space sector, showcasing UK space strengths and helping young people find a career in space!

Since its inception in 2020, this event has provided the global space economy with a platform to showcase the latest space industry trends and space market developments, quickly growing to become the largest UK space event. With registration now open, we invite you to join us at Space Comm Expo London 2025!

AstroAgency are official suppliers and partners of Space-Comm Expo and has attended this leading UK space conference and exhibition since it was established. Over the years, our team has contributed through numerous informative space panel discussions and presentations, spotlighting the vital goings on in the space industry; from Earth Observation, Remote Sensing and government as a customer, to satellite launch market discussions and space sustainability. We have also supported the business announcements and booth activities of several clients, whilst holding our SpaceBar events and supporting young people looking to find a career in the UK space sector.

AstroAgency, a global leader in space-focused strategic communications, backed by exceptional technical expertise, has established a hub at the UK’s largest Space Cluster, Harwell Science and Innovation Campus.

Established in 2019, AstroAgency has supported over 70 commercial and government organisations internationally across marketing, business development and market support, whilst boasting a client roster featuring names such as; Spire, ClearSpace, NovaSpace (formerly Euroconsult), UK Space Agency, Austrade, RAL Space, the European Space Agency Business Incubation Centres UK, and many more.

Commenting on the latest milestones, serial space-entrepreneur and founder of AstroAgency, Daniel Smith, said:

Our approach at AstroAgency has always been to use our team’s broad experience of working in the space sector to demonstrate to clients that we not only understand the industry’s niche challenges and opportunities, but are working alongside them as a fellow space company to raise awareness in the daily benefits that their technology and innovation brings to businesses, society and the environment. As we continue to grow, the announcement of new clients and an additional UK location ensures our 2024 target of expansion locally and internationally is very much on track.

AstroAgency was a sponsor of last month’s 6th Summit for Space Sustainability in Tokyo, with the company exploring a physical presence in the region and soon expected to add Asia-based clients to those secured throughout Europe, North America and the Gulf. A previous supporter and speaker at the Summit, the company’s participation is symbolic of its dedication to the positive influence the space industry can have on Earth, with satellite-driven data applications supporting a plethora of industry sectors, from energy and maritime to finance and conservation. While visiting Tokyo, AstroAgency Ukrainian COO Daria Filichkina, the latest recipient of the UK’s prestigious Arthur C. Clarke Award for Space Individual Award, for her achievements in industry engagement – hosted by The Britsh Interplanetary Society, was invited to speak on stage by Japan’s SpaceTide industry association providing her views on the importance of growing inclusivity and diversity in the sector.

AstroAgency founder and serial space entrepreneur Daniel Smith stated: “Our collaboration with the New Scientist Live team will leverage AstroAgency’s unique position within the space ecosystem, bringing established and new representation from across the value-chain. Our daily engagement with leading satellite and launch companies, right through to space data firms delivering insights across multiple sectors, as well as the government and academic institutions underpinning the industry’s growth, ensures our team can deliver ideas, talks and interactive displays that add value to the event, which has a long heritage of engaging the wider public and acting as an all-important ambassador for UK space.”

By supporting New Scientist Live and highlighting how space companies can contribute to the event through exhibitions, sponsorships and cross-industry collaborations, AstroAgency seeks to enrich the event with the most relevant and up-to-date information from a diverse range of industry players who will bring innovative case studies and real-life stories to the show.