Bailey Reichelt – ECTI Lead Instructor

Managing Partner – Aegis Trade Law LLC

Washington, DC

Phone: 1 (202) 505-1201
Email: bailey@aegis.law
Website: aegis.law
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/baileyreichelt

Bailey Reichelt is a founding partner at Aegis Trade Law (DBA Aegis Space Law), a boutique firm centered around assisting commercial space companies in navigating the complexities of federal regulations. Her primary focus is designing and implementing cutting-edge international trade compliance programs as well as helping clients to develop effective, long-term regulatory strategies to take them from incorporation to successful mission execution.

Bailey also helped to found and sits on the Board of Directors for the non-profit, Association of Commercial Space Professionals (“ACSP”). ACSP exists to empower current and aspiring space professionals through training and advocacy. As for professional credentials, Bailey maintains licensure in Texas and New Jersey and holds a J.D. She has guest lectured and advised entities ranging from universities to business accelerators on the fundamentals of the ITAR and EAR. Additionally, Bailey has spent time working closely with government agencies, legislators, and industry lobbying groups to promote the growth of commercial spaceflight and regulatory reform across the board.

Before Aegis

Senior Contracts & International Trade Compliance Manager, Safran Aerospace
Trade Compliance Manager, Airborne Systems NA, Inc.

Education

University of Mississippi School of Law
- Juris Doctor, With Honors in Commercial Space & Remote Sensing Law
Mississippi State University
- B.A. in political science, Magna Cum Laude

Publications

The Regulatory Ecosystem of the U.S. Commercial Space Industry, International Law Quarterly, Jun 1, 2023 http://internationallawsection.org/ilsquarterly/international-law-quarterly-spring-2023/
Intellectual Property for Defense Contractors, John Marshall Law
Space Authority Analysis, International Symposium for Personal and
Commercial Spaceflight (ISPCS)
Agency Liability for Use of Citizen-Generated Data, Woodrow Wilson
International Center for Scholars