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Opening Plenary | Part 1: A Conversation with His Excellency Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak and Michael Milken | Part 2: Global Overview
Part 1: A Conversation with His Excellency Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak
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Connecting the Dots for Environmental Conservation (Invite only)
The world's ecosystems and species face mounting threats, and current approaches to addressing t
hem fall far short of what is needed.
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MIc'd Up | Part 1: The Future of Education and Leadership | Part 2: Technology and Security
Part 1: The Future of Education and Leadership
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Global Capital Markets
Important lessons can be drawn from a year that dashed expectations for solidifying tech unicorn
s and, instead, yielded mixed results with more downsides than highlights.
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How Philanthropy is Driving Shared Prosperity in Emerging Markets (Invite only)
Socially inclusive businesses and innovative philanthropists can help drive shared prosperity in
emerging markets.
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Ep. 52: The Stakes, with Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa
“Public health will not be able to cope with this pandemic if it becomes a major crisis of the sca
le that we have seen in the West and in China. There's almost nothing we can do about it because we just don't have time.
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Ep. 51: Service, with Former Congressman Henry Waxman
“Explain things in a credible way so that the public understands why they're being asked to do thi
ngs. You can't force people – especially Americans – to do things they refuse to do.”
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Ep. 50: Special Edition — Potential Breakthroughs in COVID-19 Research Coming From Cancer Research
For our 50th recording, Jonathan Simons (President and CEO, Prostate Cancer Foundation) and Esther
Krofah (Executive Director, FasterCures) join Mike for a special discussion on how breakthroughs in cancer laboratories are advancing our understa
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Ep. 49: Time Equals Lives, with FasterCures’ Esther Krofah
“We spend numerous hours a day updating that tracker because what is critical is real-time informa
tion that researchers and scientists can respond to....As I've been speaking to colleagues, ranging from NIH to these large companies, they're usin
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Ep. 48: Commencement, with UCLA’s Gene Block
“Normally about 14,000 students live on our campus in our dormitories and that's down to I think l
ess than about 900 students....The campus has taken on an eerie feeling of really being abandoned.”
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Ep. 47: Unprecedented, with UCLA Health’s John Mazziotta
“One day, for the first time in my 39 years, there were no patients in the emergency department. I
t was a Sunday morning.
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Ep. 46: Stewardship, with DBS Group’s Piyush Gupta
“Most times your right or your requirement for personal privacy trumps other kinds of needs.