Global Space Ventures is a venture capital firm specializing in investments across a diverse range of space-related technologies and infrastructure, as well as adjacent sectors. Based in Los Angeles, California, they are known for accelerating dual-use critical technologies and partnering with founders and entrepreneurs to build iconic companies and better futures at scale. The firm's investment portfolio includes several unicorns and active stakes in industry leaders such as SpaceX, Lynk Global, SparkCognition, and Colossal Biosciences. These companies have made significant strides in areas like reusable launch technology, satellite connectivity, AI-powered industry solutions, and advanced gene editing. With early investments in companies like SpaceX in 2012, Global Space Ventures has a history of identifying and backing technological pioneers. They look for companies capable of delivering groundbreaking advances, such as in space access cost reduction, emergency messaging, asset optimization, and climate initiatives. Their team, led by founder and managing partner Laetitia de Cayeux, brings over three decades of experience in building and investing in technology companies. Notably, Laetitia has made contributions to technological advancements in beamed energy technology and has been recognized for her private investments in frontier technologies. Other key figures in the organization include Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson, who brings expertise in theoretical condensed matter physics and has had a prestigious career in academia, industry, and government agencies. Their approach encompasses more than just financial investment; it involves active participation and advisory roles to support their portfolio companies in achieving scalable and sustainable success. Global Space Ventures also engages in thought leadership in innovation, national security, and commercial space, contributing to U.S. congressional taskforces and national security briefings. They maintain partnerships and advisory roles with prominent organizations like XPRIZE, the Truman Center for National Policy, and various scientific and technological boards, further expanding their influence and reach within the space and technology industries.