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California Policy Summit Dinner (Invite only)
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Resilient Communities I: Adaptive Buildings and Infrastructure (Invite only)
In order for California to sustain economic growth and enhance future quality of life, leaders a
t all levels of business and policy along with key community stakeholders will need to reimagine and re-structure investment in infrastructure with a focus o
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Closing Reception
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Resilient Communities II: Building Investable Cities (Invite only)
Providing a robust housing supply remains a vital component of any government’s strategy that ai
ms to invest in human capital, promote economic development and provide social mobility.
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Lunch Part A | A Conversation with California Leaders
From transformative new technologies, ambitious resiliency and social initiatives, California re
mains a prolific laboratory for bold ideas and innovative solutions to some of the world's most intractable challenges. This session will convene senio
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Entrepreneur Support and Small Business Creation (Invite only)
Entrepreneurs and small businesses have been and continue to be the leading job creators in the
state since the last recession. According to the UN, the world will need 15 million new jobs for the next 15 years to meet the demand of a growing work
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California Trading Up: New Strategies for Trade Promotion (Invite only)
The past few years have been a tumultuous, competitive time for businesses engaging in internati
onal trade and foreign direct investment.
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Registration opens and continental breakfast
podcast episode
Ep. 73: Big Gaming, with Activision Blizzard’s Bobby Kotick
“Each day you have to answer a series of questions so that you can electronically access the offic
e. If you don't, we'll either send you to one of our testing labs or to a telemedicine doctor….We have these huge UV chambers.
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Ep. 72: Positive Energy, with Chevron’s Mike Wirth
“It can feel like the world is a colder and riskier place, [but] we've been through these things b
efore, and we generally know that society comes through. We learn lessons.
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Ep. 71: Gratitude, with Infosys’ Ravi Kumar S.
“Six out of the seven jobs of the future have not been created yet. The future of workplaces and w
orkforces are going to change significantly.
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Ep. 70: The Conversation, with the World Bank’s Jingdong Hua
“I certainly hope this is a unique moment where we will have profound conversations, not only abou
t our own lessons or our own challenges, but about the future of humanity....This lockdown gives us the opportunity to have long conversations that
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