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Unleashing Innovation: Advancing a Creative, Productive and Competitive Workforce
Innovation is emerging as the essential element of success for any organization, whether a busines
s, government agency or philanthropy. Our panel will examine the tools leaders can use to foster innovation and remain competitive and relevant.
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The First 100 Days—and the Next 1,000
The first 100 days of a new administration are of crucial significance. They present leaders with
the opportunity to pursue fresh policy priorities while laying the groundwork for the rest of the term.
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Feeding the Future: The Changing Landscapes of Food and Agriculture
The food and agribusiness industries are facing unprecedented change: consumer tastes and preferen
ces are shifting, technology is upending entrenched business models and climate change is altering production.
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Not Working: Solutions to America's Underemployment Crisis
A new social reality in the U.S.: Fewer men and women are participating in the workforce, and many
have stopped looking for jobs altogether.
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Entrepreneurship & Essential Ingredients to U.S. Competitive Advantage
Job creation and economic development require a laser focus on innovation, which includes tapping
an entrepreneurial culture to drive competitiveness.
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The Coming U.S. Infrastructure Boom
Not since public works programs lifted the economy from the Great Depression and inspired awe in A
merica's capacity to build has the discussion around infrastructure taken on such luster as today.
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Human Capital Through the Eyes of Senior Leaders
What are the key traits leaders should look for in identifying the next generation of talent?
How
does one balance the need to have risk-takers on your team with the value of having people who know when to avoid risk?
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L.A. as Entertainment Capital: Chasing Global Markets or Global Talent?
Today, the barriers to collaboration and competition across geographies and sectors are lower than
ever for the creative industries--movies and television, interactive content, design, and beyond.
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