Gregg has been a futurist and disrupter, a serial entrepreneur, and a coach to startups, a professor of Space entrepreneurship, a governance consultant to MNCs and family businesses, and most importantly, a developer and investor in young leaders.

Many of his students and mentees are now leading global firms from McKinsey to Microsoft to Huawei. Having worked with, personally coached and mentored high-flyers with global players such as Aon, American Express, Citibank, IBM, and PWC, he is now retired and teaching corporate governance, innovation, and entrepreneurship at various universities. He is proud to say that a few of his hundred-plus mentees are now partners at leading consulting firms, global heads at MNCs, and founders of startups. They have been co-travellers on this journey of discovery; and many are now changing the world for the better.

Gregg is currently the founding Chairman of the Orion Astropreneur Space Academy, or OASA, and an advisor to a dozen think tanks and universities. Gregg is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, UCLA, Warwick, HKU and Hawaii.

Prof Parker is also a Vice Chair of OASA and is a leading researcher in the world. He is an eminent astrophysicist and currently a professor in the Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Hong Kong and the Director of the Laboratory for Space Research. Prior to joining HKU in 2015, he was the joint AAO/ Macquarie lecturer in Astronomy and director of the research centre for Astronomy, Astrophysics and Astrophotonics. Quentin is best known for his work on and discovery of Planetary Nebulae. This work was facilitated by his instigation and leadership of the H-alpha survey on the UK Schmidt Telescope (UKST).

An American physicist, quantum technologist, international diplomat and NASA-trained commercial astronaut who began his scientific career with a Guinness world record-holding artificial intelligence project and a NASA/USAF-supported time travel division at multidisciplinary, "Deep Future" research institute Starlab.

Foo is a fellow student member of OASA and also a Young Marco Polo. Born and raised in Malaysia, he has spent the last 5 years in Hong Kong, having done his Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering and MSc in Space Science here in “Asia’s World City”. With prior experience in the engineering industry, Foo is now an analyst at an AI-focused Venture Capital firm. As a student with a lot of questions in mind, in today’ session, he is going to share 5 key questions that he has for OASA and NASA, triggering a debate on the topic of extra-terrestrial life.