SOMD Speaker Request Form

The following form will be used by the Space Operation Mission Directorate (SOMD) Communications Team to collect information for the requested speaking engagement. Please provide as much information as you can regarding the event and a team member will follow up once responses have been received and reviewed. Submission of this form does not guarantee availability of the NASA speaker requested. Thank you!

Email Address*

Requestor First and Last Name*

First Last

Requestor Organization*

Event POC*

First Last

If the event POC is different than the day of event POC, please list additional POC name as well.

NASA Speaker Requested*

First Last

Title of Event*

Date of Event*

If you are flexible on dates, list top preference here and provide additional dates in the comments section at the end of this form.

Time of Event*

Virtual or In-Person Attendance?*

Virtual

In-Person

Location of Event

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

If in-person attendance selected, please list location of the event. If this is a virtual event, please provide the platform that will be used.

Expected Time of Arrival*

Expected Attire*

Purpose of the Event*

Provide a brief history of the event, if applicable, and why you are requesting the NASA speaker.

Estimated Length of Speaking Time

If this is a panel, specify total panel time and length for individual speaker remarks

Will there be a Q&A portion on the agenda*

Expected Audience Size and Demographics*

Will media be in attendance?*

Yes

Will an invitation or media advisory be issued?*

Yes

If an invitation or media advisory will be issued, are you collecting RSVPs?*

Yes

Will the event be streamed?*

Yes

Will the event be recorded?*

Yes

Will images from the event be available? If so, when and how can we obtain photos?*

Will the event be promoted on social media?*

Yes

Please include the hashtag and main social media account, if applicable.*

Please list any deadlines or requested deliverables below.*

Comments

For additional comments or links (i.e. agenda), please email hq-somd-executive-invitations@mail.nasa.gov with any attachments or additional details pertaining to the event.

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SOMD Speaker Request Form