Jacques Giroux's guest appearances

Jacques Giroux

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Elon Musk

Peter Diamandis

Andrew Jones

Katie Mack

Dave Williams

Elizabeth Howell

Phil Ferguson

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Michael Graham

Steve Oldham

Jeffrey Osborne

Chad Anderson

Mike Daly

Marc Garneau

Hassan Khan

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Hi, I’m Marc Boucher and this is a special edition of the SpaceQ podcast. In this podcast recorded at the CASI ASTRO 18 conference in Quebec City, you’ll hear from Jacques Giroux, Business Development Manager, Space &amp; Defence Systems at ABB. Jacques is also the incoming president of CASI, the organizers of the conference.ABB is large Swiss multinational company with 135,000 employee and revenues of $34.3B in 2017. ABB has about 4,000 employees in Canada but less than 5% of those work in its space segment which is headquartered in Quebec City. And while the space segment is a very small portion of the overall company, it is an important segment as you’ll hear. It’s even possible you might not have heard of their efforts in Canada. That’s primarily because most of their work is exported. In particularly, they are known for their weather satellite sensors which are being used today on European  and U.S. satellites. Some of that technology was developed and leveraged from past investments the Canadian government made in science satellites, like SciSat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi, I’m Marc Boucher and this is a special edition of the SpaceQ podcast. In this podcast recorded at the CASI ASTRO 18 conference in Quebec City, you’ll hear from Jacques Giroux, Business Development Manager, Space &amp; Defence Systems at ABB. Jacques is also the incoming president of CASI, the organizers of the conference.ABB is large Swiss multinational company with 135,000 employee and revenues of $34.3B in 2017. ABB has about 4,000 employees in Canada but less than 5% of those work in its space segment which is headquartered in Quebec City. And while the space segment is a very small portion of the overall company, it is an important segment as you’ll hear. It’s even possible you might not have heard of their efforts in Canada. That’s primarily because most of their work is exported. In particularly, they are known for their weather satellite sensors which are being used today on European  and U.S. satellites. Some of that technology was developed and leveraged from past investments the Canadian government made in science satellites, like SciSat.<br/><p> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>

Episode 48: Jacques Giroux of ABB on the Big company you Probably Haven't Heard of