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Reception for Speakers and Sponsors | What's Next for the US-Mexico Relationship (Invite only)
The year 2024 marks a pivotal chapter in the US-Mexico relationship as elections unfold on both
sides of the border and the USMCA review approaches. These countries share one of the world’s most dynamic borders.
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Navigating Mental Health Regulations: The Financial and Social Impact on Employers (Invite only)
Mexico ranks among the lowest in Latin America when it comes to mental health awareness and acce
ss to treatment, falling short of international standards according to the World Health Organization.
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Green Investments for a Sustainable Economy
In response to the COP28 agreement to phase down oil and gas, corporations are actively reassess
ing and revising their net-zero strategies.
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Evolution of Supply Chains in the Era of Nearshoring
Supply chain disruption is no longer an occasional challenge but a daily reality for global oper
ations.
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Philanthropic Trends in Latin America: Bridging Generations and Corporate Impact (Invite only)
This private roundtable will delve into the evolving landscape of philanthropy in Latin America,
with a particular focus on the expanding role of corporate giving.
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Women Powering Growth (Invite only)
Amidst dropping rates of population growth and exhausted male labor force potential, women are k
ey to maintaining Mexico’s growth momentum.
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Former Philippines Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima Joins Milken Institute as Asia Fellow
SINGAPORE – The Milken Institute today announced that Cesar Purisima, former Philippines secretary o
f finance, has joined the Milken Institu
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Public-Private Partnerships Are Key to Revitalizing the Taiwan Economy
SINGAPORE — Taiwan, once heralded as one of the Four Asian Tigers, has a chance to revitalize its ec
onomic growth.
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One Fix for Greater Social Mobility in the U.S.: Early Interventions
LOS ANGELES—Richard Reeves and Isabel Sawhill, both senior fellows in economic studies at
the Brookings Institution in Washington, dispute the widespread conviction that the oppo
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Turismo Aventura
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Global Overview: Pathways to Inclusive Growth
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