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Sports Ownership: The Investment Case (Invite only)
Over the past 10 years, professional sports franchises have seen an unprecedented increase in va
luation. NFL team valuations have risen almost 10 times in 20 years, while NBA team valuations have increased over 300 percent in the past five years alone.
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Achieving Social Impact Through Opportunity Zones (Invite only)
Opportunity Zones are an innovative way to address the lack of access to capital in low-income c
ommunities nationally.
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The Rise of Private Markets (Invite only)
Following up on the session that took place at the Asia Summit, this roundtable on employing a l
onger-term focus in business and investment decision-making will convene leading asset owners and investors who are thoughtful above and beyond their own por
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Can Health Data Fuel Global Collaboration for Cures?
Data is the currency that powers all sectors of economy. Nowhere is this truer than in the area
of biomedical research—a key driver of economic growth and competition.
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Common Sense from Uncommon Investors
Join Chairman Mike Milken as he sits down with some of the founders who have shaped financial ma
rkets for decades.
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Food as Medicine
As more medical professionals continue to advocate for nutritional changes to assist in treating
diabetes, hypertension, and even cancer, we need to explore ways to bring the idea of food as medicine to the forefront of disease treatment.
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Coming of Age: Women Rise to the Top
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Economic Prosperity in the Americas
With the uncertain future of the ratification of the USMCA, continuing political tensions on bor
der security and migration, as well as the call to end corruption across Central and South America, the Americas have never been in a more critical position
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C-Level Private Session: Obesity in the Workplace (Invite only)
Despite many technological advances in treatments, obesity remains an epidemic that is not getti
ng better. In fact, it is getting worse. There is a great need within the health-care ecosystem to change how this disease is being addressed and treated.
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