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Chad Clinton
Chad Clinton is the director of media relations for the Milken Institute.
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Milken Institute Young Leaders Circle Fireside Chat with Frank Luntz (Invite only)
Please join the Milken Institute for a private cocktail reception and fireside chat with its You
ng Leaders Circle and Frank Luntz, Founder and President of Luntz Global.
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Bots, Bytes, and Brains: Extending Longevity Through Technology
Artificial intelligence, big data, digital devices, and other technological advances that once s
eemed the province of futurists are changing the scope and delivery of health services, medical information, and access to care.
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The Road Ahead: Opportunities to Improve Public Health and Reduce Racial Disparities
The impact of COVID-19 on minority communities has brought into sharp focus long-standing health
disparities in the United States.
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US National Security Outlook: Priorities and Challenges
Today's national security outlook demands a global perspective.
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What the NFT? (Invite only)
NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are the latest craze in both art and technology. In little under a ye
ar, this new asset class has moved from insider tip to $300+ million market with the potential to exceed $25B soon.
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Place-Making and Public Finance: Equitable Community Solutions (Invite only)
After nearly a century—from New Deal initiatives in the 1930s and the War on Poverty in the 1960
s through public-private partnership models such as Enterprise and Opportunity Zones, social impact and green bonds, to newer philanthropic investments in civic
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Risky Business: Understanding Asia's Geopolitical and Societal Uncertainties
As investors show renewed interest in Asia, old concerns about political and economic risks are re
surfacing. Although large parts of the region are under dynamic new management, old animosities appear to threaten Asia's rise.
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Creating Stronger Partnerships for Global Food Security
The global population will reach 9 billion by 2050, an increase that will exacerbate shortfalls in
food production and distribution.
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Global Consumers: Riding the Wave of the World's Growing Middle Class
The world's middle class is expected to burgeon from less than 2 billion consumers today to nearly
5 billion by 2030, reflecting rapid growth in developing nations.
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The Catalyst for Change: What's Working in Philanthropy -- and What's Not?
While corporate philanthropy continues to decline, U.S. individuals gave an estimated $350 billion
to nonprofits in 2014, roughly 2 percent of GDP. But is all this generosity effective?
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Peak Oil and Green Energy: Both Fossils?
With oil prices in the tank, the consumer dollar goes further. Indeed, the implications of oil's s
lide extend to the entire world economy, and many of these impacts favor the United States.
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