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John Schellhase
John Schellhase is a director of strategic philanthropy at the Milken Institute. His work focuses
on social impact philanthropy, including designing and operating prize competitions to increase prosperity and quality of life around the world.
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Africa's FinTech Revolution
Africa's FinTech ecosystem is witnessing a remarkable rise, with several homegrown unicorns emer
ging as global leaders in innovation and financial inclusion.
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Carole Biau
Carole Biau is a director for Global Market Development at the Milken Institute, where she works
to inform financial and economic policy across developing and emerging markets.
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Sovereign Wealth Funds: Creating Sustainable Finance for Regional Integration and Growth between the Middle East and Africa
In a little over two decades, the number of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) has grown from 62 in 2
000 to 176 currently.
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Africa's FinTech Revolution
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A Brighter Future for the Giant of Africa? Building the Institutional Investor Base to Finance Sustainable Economic and Financial Transformation in Nigeria (Invite only)
Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy and one of the continent’s most closely watched markets.
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Open for Business: Shaping the African Investment Story
Africa’s demographics are wildly compelling. By 2050, 90 cities in Africa will have more than a
million people.
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CEO Roundtable (Invite only)
Join regional and global CEOs in an exclusive roundtable to explore the diverse global economic
dynamics shaping the Middle East, Africa, and beyond.
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Innovations for Infrastructure Financing & Regional Integration (Invite only)
In a shark-tank format, three teams of IFC-Milken Institute Alumni will pitch creative policy id
eas for enhancing regional integration of capital markets, and for better tapping these markets to finance long-term infrastructure.
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Longevity Cities: Creating Optimal Environments for Healthy Aging
Global aging has profound impacts on families, societies, and economies. Despite advances in bio
medical research and improved living conditions around the world, age remains the biggest risk factor for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s.
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