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report
Envisioning the Future of the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain to Advance Public Health in the United States
The Milken Institute Center for Public Health engaged our network of thought leaders to understand
what actions could be taken to make the pharmaceutical supply chain (PSC) more resilient a
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staff
Sarah Ortner
Sarah Ortner is a senior associate at the Milken Institute’s Center for Financial Markets. She wo
rks on the Institute’s Excellence and Equity in Public Finance efforts, with emphasis on climate resilience and community infrastructure deployment.
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panel
Leaders in Finance (Invite only)
This annual gathering of leaders at the Global Conference will focus on policy priorities, appro
aches to regulation, and investments that can drive economic growth, strategic competitiveness, and financial innovation.
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report
Best Cities for Successful Aging 2017
“Best Cities for Successful Aging“ evaluates 381 U.S.
video
A State of Emergency: Integrative Approaches to Addiction and the Opioid Epidemic
As prescription and heroin overdose deaths continue to rise, so has the sense of urgency to addres
s this health crisis that touches the lives of so many Americans.
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landing page
Global Conference 2023 - Speaker Hype Songs
Looking for inspiration to advance a thriving world? Look no further than our 2023 Global Speakers a
nd their hand-picked hype songs! Sometimes, all it takes is a great tune to get you in the right mindset., 2023 Global Conference Hype Playlist Submissions:
Wemimo Abbey
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video
Global Cities Roundtable: Economic Dynamics from China to California
What factors determine the divergence in economic performance of metropolitan areas around a natio
n? Why do some areas thrive, while others lag behind? How does global integration and cooperation impact regional performance?
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video
Boundless Potential: How Unlocking Big Data Can Change Health
Big data promises to revolutionize fields as diverse as national security, investing, weather and
climate, organizational effectiveness, and, of course, public health and medical research.
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video
Raising an Active Generation
In the United States, a mere 21.6 percent of children and adolescents (ages 6 to 19) get the recom
mended amount of physical activity each day.
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video
Putting Prevention First
Chronic diseases are responsible for 85 percent of health spending in the United States. In this s
ession, we'll discuss how we can stop health care from being a system that treats the sick to becoming one that promotes prevention and wellness.
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