Eric Anderson is President and CEO of Space Adventures, the leading space tourism company and the only company in the world to have sent self-funded tourists into space. Anderson is a both a businessman, and aerospace engineer; and one of the leading entrepreneurs in the space tourism industry.

As the commander of Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong completed the first landing mission to the moon. Now a motivational speaker Neil's talks are based on his knowledge and insights gained by astronaut training and pioneering missions. With his fascinating accounts of space flight he imparts the motivation that drives people to excel.

A former NASA Astronaut and veteran of 5 space missions, Dr. Bonnie Dunbar has logged 1,208 hours and has orbited more than 50 days in space. Dr. Dunbar is the President and CEO of the Museum of Flight and is the recipient of The Museum of Flight's Pathfinder Award. Dr. Dubbar has been honored by numerous professional societies and universities as well as by NASA.

Fighter pilot and astronaut, Mike Mullane was inducted into the International Space Hall of Fame and is the recipient of many awards, including the Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross, Legion of Merit and the NASA Space Flight Medal. Since his retirement from NASA, he has become an award winning author and speaker. Colonel Mullane has established himself as an acclaimed professional speaker and has thrilled tens of thousands of people with his inspirational, motivational and humorous descriptions of the astronaut experience.

In 1973 Captain Alan Bean was the Commander of Skylab Mission where he lived 59 days in space and was the fourth person to leave his footprints on the moon. Under his leadership his crew accomplished 150% of their pre-mission goals, a record which is still unsurpassed. During his 18-year career in NASA, Captain Bean established eleven world records in aeronautics and astronautics. He was awarded two NASA Distinguished Services Medals.

Founder of founded Voyager Aircraft, Inc., Dick Rutan is best known as the pilot who accomplished the "world's longest flight" in his airplane "Voyager" in which he circumnavigate the globe without refueling. Dick flew "around the world in 80 nights" and was later inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame, honoring his heroism which helped define 20th Century America.

Rick Searfoss shares with only a handful of people in history the sublime experiences of actually flying in space. In his career he has led many different teams, including commanding the most complex science research space mission ever, the ...

A veteran of four space shuttle missions, Astronaut Tom Henricks became the first person to log over 1,000 hours as a space shuttle pilot/commander. He was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program in 1985 and was the only astronaut ...

Dennis A. Tito is the Chief Executive Officer of Wilshire Associates Incorporated, a leading provider of investment management, consulting and technology services.

Applying science to the art of money management, Tito and his team of 250 ...