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Heather Haines
Heather Haines is director of convening and engagement at the Milken Institute Center for Strateg
ic Philanthropy. She joined the Institute from the International Fund for Animal Welfare, where she oversaw global events.
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Octavia James
With over 8 years of experience as an Executive Assistant with a track record of strong performan
ce in high-volume, high-pressure environments, Octavia skillfully manages administrative duties and client relations for her colleagues at Milken Institute.
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Global Conference 2023 Sponsors
Sponsors
We gratefully acknowledge the participation of the following organizations whose generous
support makes this conference possible.
, Media Partners
We thank the following media partners for their participation in this event.
, Strategic Partners
We thank the Milken Institute Strategic Partners for their year-round support of our work around the world.
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New Business Opportunities for Asset Management
The asset management industry has had to adopt new business strategies in response to a long ser
ies of financial, political, and health-related events.
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Wellness, Performance, and Longevity | When Words Fail: Healing Through Creative Self-expression
Creative expression can be an effective tool to aid the discovery, exploration, and understandin
g of the self.
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A Conversation with Leon Black
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Ships and Chips: The Trade Outlook for 2023 (Invite only)
While the trade outlook remains generally positive, global events and lingering challenges from
the pandemic may put a damper on multinational companies operating throughout the region.
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Narrative in the Arab World
Written and spoken accounts of events and situations may differ greatly from one storyteller to
the next. That's why it's important to know who is telling the story when trying to understand a narrative.
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Morning Program | Opportunity in the Middle East: A Road Less Traveled
Member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) want to transition from a commodity-based
to a more market-based economy. In other words, they are focusing on developing their private sector.
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Shifting Tides: A Macroeconomic Outlook
With major uncertainties of Brexit seemingly resolved and more conciliatory rhetoric prevailing
in trade disputes, global markets have remained strong.
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The Future of Banking
Technology has disrupted certain financial services—think mobile payments—but many banks still s
truggle to update their legacy platforms.
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