Industry veteran and current Chief Operating Officer, Kerry Wisnosky, of Quantum Space has been named president and CEO of the company. Quantum Space enables space transportation and infrastructure in geostationary orbit (GEO) and cislunar space.
“I’m pleased to announce the appointment of Kerry Wisnosky as president and CEO for Quantum Space. He is a visionary leader renowned for his ability to drive transformative growth and foster a culture of excellence,” said Dr. Kam Ghaffarian, co-founder and executive chairman, Quantum Space. “Steve Jurczyk, as IBX Executive Vice-President will continue to be engaged as a significant advisor to me, the portfolio companies, and the Quantum Space leadership team.”
An accomplished aerospace executive and entrepreneur for more than 25 years, Kerry co-founded a multitude of highly successful engineering and technology companies, highlighted by Millennium Engineering and Integration, and leading its merger with QuantiTech in 2021. In this new role, he will now be responsible for Quantum Space’s strategic direction moving forward as the company prepares for the inaugural launch of its Ranger multi-purpose vehicle in early 2025.
“I could not be more honored to accept the position of president and CEO at such a pivotal period of growth and opportunity for our company,” said Wisnosky. “I am looking forward to executing on our bold vision for transforming how organizations access and operate in GEO and beyond. Furthermore, I am genuinely excited to continue working with our talented team at Quantum Space as we build upon the exceptional foundation that has been established.”
Quantum Space is poised to deliver payloads and hosted assets direct-to-GEO and cislunar orbits, from its Ranger multi-purpose vehicle and will collect unique and valuable data in cislunar space via the Scout spacecraft.
