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Where the Next Trillion of Economic Activity May Come From
Trillions of dollars were gained in personal wealth by Americans throughout the pandemic, though
this was not the case for the tens of millions with the least wealth, who faced deteriorating economics.
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In Pursuit of LGBTQ+ Equality
Despite business community support and growing social acceptance of LGBTQ+ Americans, discrimina
tion persists.
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The Future of Cities
The pandemic has challenged most cities to respond to massive, sudden shifts in health care, pub
lic safety, housing, transportation, and more.
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Leading Through Change
The past year and a half has pushed leadership's boundaries and expectations—from expanding the
concept of corporate responsibility to managing a workforce that shifted to remote work virtually overnight.
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Growing Strong: Private Markets Post-Pandemic
Private equity weathered the pandemic well: After a small blip, deal volumes and valuations retu
rned to their historic strong growth.
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Reviving the Antibiotic Pipeline: How Can New Investments and Incentives Beat Superbugs?
As antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to spread and become deadlier, potentially exacerbat
ed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for new drugs has never been clearer.
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Asset Management: Repositioning for the Future
Asset managers are at a critical moment for navigating an evolving environment. After market tur
moil and a recession in early 2020, markets have come roaring back.
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Global Overview: Charting a New Course
This session will begin with remarks from Lawrence Wong, Minister for Finance, Singapore, f
ollowed by a panel discussion on Global Overview: Charting a New Course.
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Credit Outlook: The Return of Risk-On?
Credit trends have improved rapidly this year, reflecting positive data surprises and the contin
ued impact of ongoing policy support.
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Time to Thrive: A New Economy
There is no going back. COVID-19 not only accelerated trends already underway but also laid bare
issues that society has ignored for far too long.
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