Space NTNU
Management
Board of Directors
Rannveig Færgestad
President
Currently the President of Space NTNU and Space Generation Advisory Council’s National Point of Contact in Norway. Former Project Manager and Founder of Propulse NTNU. Specializing in computational mechanics and structural impact. Passionate about motivating more students to choose a career in the space industry.
5th year Mechanical Engineering Student
Kjersti Elise Bragstad
Vice President
Former CTO and co-founder of Propulse NTNU. During her time at NTNU she has been a part of different projects regarding space technology and has experience with space start-ups. Specializing in industrial mechanics. Co-Founder of Space NTNU.
5th year Mechanical Engineering Student
Alexey Gusev
CMO
A current member of Orbit NTNU. After seeing Sputnik and the Souyz rockets in real life he has dreamt of working within space. He appreciates the beauty of science, and its applications in space. His goal is to get the Norwegian space sector to new heights and maybe even out in the outer cosmos.
4th year Computer Science Student
Susanne Nymoen
Treasurer
Ever since she was little, she has had a fascination for space and technology. In addition, she hopes that Norway can become a leading provider of technological innovation in space exploration, and consequently seeks to spread interest among others.
4th year Accounting and Auditing Student
Marketing & Communication
Eivind Heggset
Campaign Manager
CEO and Chairman of Orbit NTNU. He has passion for the future of space exploration and dreams of increasing the collective interest for space technology in Norway.
2nd year Maths and Physics Student
Daniel Fremming
Graphic designer
A selfproclaimed geek and a believer in a second Space Race.
As a space aficionado he believes it is his responsibility to help expand the space community in Trondheim at first and later on, on a more national level.
2nd year Industrial Design Student
Event Management
Daniel Styrk Godø-Dempsey
Many of Daniel’s first interests revolved around large machines, of which the space community has abundant examples. His goal is to be part of the Norwegian space community as it grows to a more prominent actor. Daniel is also currently a member of Orbit NTNU, and looks forward to the chance of one day seeing the Earth from orbit.
3rd year Electrical Systems Engineering Student
Erlend André Sandblåst
Currently event member of Space NTNU. Former marketing member of Orbit-NTNU.
2nd year Logistic Engineering Student
