Andrew Rush is an experienced space entrepreneur with multiple successful exits. In his current role as co-founder and CEO of Star Catcher, Rush leads a team of visionary and experienced space professionals on a mission to eliminate power production constraints on the high growth space economy by building the world's first energy grid in space.

Previously, Rush served as President & CEO of Made In Space, growing it from its early stages into a profitable space technology company. Made In Space became the first firm to manufacture in space, sell a space-built product to a customer on Earth, and develop the first-ever satellite that will manufacture and assemble parts in orbit. In 2020, Rush led the successful sale of Made In Space to Redwire Corporation, where he became President & COO.

 At Redwire, Rush oversaw execution, long-term planning, and strategic investments. Under his guidance, Redwire diversified its portfolio across civil, national security, and commercial organizations, including boosting the International Space Station’s power-generating capability. During his tenure, Redwire grew to over 700 employees and went public on the New York Stock Exchange.  

Rush is a member of the NASA Advisory Council, serving on its Technology, Innovation & Engineering committee. Rush also serves on the Physics Advisory Group at his alma mater the University of North Florida.