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Leverage: How Philanthropies Use New Tools to Create Change
Join our panelists as they explore some of the more creative approaches toward social innovation,
showcasing social entrepreneurs who are experimenting with new tools and techniques to effect lasting systemic changes.
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Seeding Change: A New Dynamism in Philanthropy
Watch as our panelists showcase how innovative approaches to philanthropy are being used to develo
p solutions to pressing issues like climate change, migration, poverty, gender equity, and sustainable development.
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Mission Driven: How NextGen Leaders Use Business Tools to Create Social Change
Featuring some of the world’s most creative business and investment leaders who are using business
tools to create social change, this panel will discuss how Millennial leaders and evolving business models are breaking traditional barriers and changing
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Trusting Brands: Companies That Create and Inspire Change
Trusting Brands: Companies That Create and Inspire Change
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How the Energy Transformation Will Power the Future
Wind, sun and hydro-based power sources are coming into their own, complementing a world economy t
hat still runs on fossil fuels. But for how much longer? This panel will look at the forces on all sides of the energy equation.
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My Organization Has Been Hacked
Despite the best efforts to block intruders, cybercrime is on the rise. Recent breaches have range
d from corporate theft to hacks allegedly carried out to influence the outcome of elections.
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Trends Shaping Technology, Business and Society
Artificial intelligence, digital technology and connectivity are changing just about everything we
do, from family activities to running businesses, shopping, dating and even visiting the doctor.
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Economic regulation prolonged Great Depression, say Harold Cole and Lee Ohanian in Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Harold Cole of Penn and Lee Ohanian of UCLA argues that FDR's New Deal, specifically t
he National Industrial Recovery Act, did more harm than good, lengthening the Great Depression by some seven years.
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Boston, Greater Philadelphia and Greater San Francisco top Milken Institute's ranking of life sciences clusters in U.S.
ATLANTA - Jobs and economic growth are scarce these days, but Boston, Greater Philadelphia and Great
er San Francisco continue to be the most successful regions at sustaining and building value in the life sciences — an industry prepared to weather the e
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Fully Developed Debt Markets in Asia Could Help Stabilize the Region's Economy, Scholars Argue in New Book
Despite strong economic growth and increasing stability in many Asian countries, the region is still
without what the authors of a new volume of essays argue is vital to future prosperity: a diversified financial system that helps reduce risk and enable
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Milken Institute names top leaders to its Singapore-based Asia Center
LOS ANGELES— Mike Klowden, CEO of the Milken Institute, today announced the appointment of two respe
cted leaders to the Institute's Singapore-based Asia Center:
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Is education still a good investment?More than ever, says Milken Institute, for communities as well as individuals
LOS ANGELES -- When it comes to education, a rising tide really does lift all boats.