A Manx space company has appointed three off-Island members to its advisory board.
ManSat, which carries out satellite filings for the Island under a contract from the Communications Commission, says the appointments all bring extra value to the company.
The three new faces on its board of advisors are Gregg Daffner of Hong Kong, Michael Potter of Texas and Mark Rigolle of Luxembourg.
The firm says they’re all experienced satellite and telecommunications industry leaders.
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