Founder, CEO, Executive Director
Tate Few, M.S., CCMA, ACNP
Tate obtained his Masters of Science in Aerospace Sciences, which included an interdisciplinary focus in engineering, human factors, planetary science, and space law. His research focused on addressing space debris mitigation. In addition, he obtained a B.A. in Intelligence and National Security, where he researched space-based warfare, geopolitical concerns, and the development of public-private partnerships in space. He is also an analog astronaut, serving as the Mission Specialist on ILMAH XXII, where he researched team dynamics and response in off-nominal scenarios. He is also a member of the International Institute of Astronautical Sciences after participating in the PoSSUM scientist-astronaut program where he focused on design and training aspects integral to noctilucent cloud tomography on suborbital commercial space vehicles. He is currently finishing his J.D./LL.M. in Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi, where his research is addressing feasibility of space debris salvaging and recycling, in addition to seperate research on medical-decision making for long-term human spaceflight.
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Tate has worked for ARKA Group, L.P. in their contracts division since May 2025, has served on the SSA Discussion Group for the U.S. Department of State delegation to the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS) since January 2026, and has served on the Expert Initiative on Article XI of the Outer Space Treaty for the International Institute of Space Law drafting a Conference Report to the Legal Subcommittee of UNCOPUOS since February 2026.