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Jul 10
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She Reaches: Women in Space, Episode 3 –...

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In this episode of She Reaches, host Tanveer Pujara speaks with Sarah “Sassie” Duggleby, CEO and Co-founder of Venus Aerospace—a Houston-based startup developing hypersonic spaceplanes that could enable one-hour global travel. With a background in aerospace engineering and a bold vision for the future of high-speed transportation, Sassie is pioneering technology that could transform how we connect across the planet.

As a first-time founder, engineer, and inspiring leader, Sassie shares insights from her journey, the challenges of building something truly groundbreaking, and her passion for making space and advanced transportation more accessible.

Sassie Duggleby (left) and Tanveer Pujara (right)

Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a space enthusiast, or curious about the innovators shaping the future, Sassie’s story offers inspiration, real-world lessons, and a glimpse into the future of spaceflight.

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