Sarah Cruddas

Sarah Cruddas is a Los Angeles based space journalist, international TV host and award-winning author. She has an academic background in astrophysics, is a global thought leader in the commercial space sector and is an MIT Aurelia Fellow.

Cruddas has authored five acclaimed books on space exploration and has hosted multiple science shows across major networks, including Contact on Discovery Channel and Unexplained on History Channel. She is a familiar face to viewers of BBC, ITN, and Sky, where she reports on space exploration and science. As a presenter and co-executive producer, she hosts the Where’s My Jetpack? podcast series and numerous corporate podcasts. Additionally, Cruddas has served as a producer for key documentary films such as The Last Man on the Moon and Mission Control Movie.

In industry Cruddas works at a senior level advising on strategic communications, developing space strategizes, facilitating high level introductions and authoring and leading industry papers. Her goal, is to use her skills to help clients communicate the complexities of the space and space adjacent industries effectively, helping to transform and grow businesses. As well as inspiring us all to look up a little bit more.

As a professional speaker and events host, Cruddas has extensive experience facilitating events, giving key notes, moderating panels and hosting corporate presentations and videos. She works at the highest-level with elite clients and individuals. Select clients who have benefited from Cruddas’s expertise include:

• Technology and innovation: Google, Microsoft, Samsung.
• Space and Aerospace: Ariane Group, The Space Foundation, ESA.
• Corporate and educational: Gates Foundation, University of Cambridge, Smithsonian.

Cruddas began her career as a presenter and science correspondent with the BBC, reporting on space and science from across the world.