Garvey McIntosh
Garvey McIntosh is NASA Asia representative at the U.S. Embassy, Tokyo. Since joining NASA’s Office of International and Interagency Relations (OIIR), he has supported international cooperation on the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, high-energy physics and astronomy, and cooperation with India on the Chandrayaan-1 lunar probe. He also played a major role in the formation and activities of International Forum for Aviation Research (IFAR), which is composed of 26 members. Before joining NASA, Garvey studied economic policy and language in Vietnam as a Boren Fellow and taught English in Nagasaki, Japan, for four years. He holds a graduate degree from the Monterey Institute of International Affairs in California and a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University in Massachusetts.

稲波紀明　INAMI Space Laboratory代表取締役
日本IBM在職中
2005年にヴァージン・ギャラクティック社の宇宙旅行に申し込み、20万ドルを支払い、世界最初の宇宙旅行者100人に選ばれる。日本人で初めてサラリーマンで宇宙旅行者に選ばれる。間もなく開始される宇宙旅行で障がい者として世界で初めて宇宙に行く予定。
2022年INAMI Space Laboratoryを設立。代表取締役に就任。
宇宙進出を目指す人や企業をサポートしている。

Inami Noriaki
Inami Noriaki is Representative Director of INAMI Space Laboratory. During his tenure at IBM in Japan, he signed up for Virgin Galactic‘s space travel in 2005 and paid $200,000, becoming one of the world’s first 100 space travelers and the first Japanese to become a space tourist from an office worker. He is going to be the first person with a disability to go to space in the upcoming space travel. In 2022, he established INAMI Space Laboratory and became its representative director, supporting people and companies aiming to explore into space. Before founding INAMI Space Laboratory, he worked as a project manager and systems engineer at IBM Japan, where he was responsible for the full phase of major customer and system development in the manufacturing and financial industries. At Funai Research Institute, he not only engaged in consulting for various companies, but also launched the space industry as a space business consultant.