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Ep. 16: The Translator, with PCF’s Jonathan Simons
“This is why we all went into medicine—for moments like this where we come together.”
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Ep. 17: Data-Driven, with former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer
“There is an information-collection problem from the counties, which is where most of the data liv
es. We've got a team that literally goes through both by hand and using technology.
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Ep. 18: Searchlight, with Senator Harry Reid
“At this stage, we have to recognize that there’s going to be some downtime here. But I think that
with the experience we’ve had around the country, especially in New York, it’s something we can handle.”
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Ep. 20: Sounding the Alarm, with Entrepreneur Jeff Skoll
“About a month ago in the US we had about a thousand confirmed cases; today we have about 600,000.
The developing world is very much on that same pathway.”
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Ep. 21: Ramping Up, with Novartis’s Vasant Narasimhan
“Our thinking is, how do we create a protease inhibitor that could work on future coronaviruses, n
ot just the current coronavirus?...Fundamentally, our ability to withstand pandemics is likely going to center around our ability to think of this
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Milken Institute-Swiss Embassy Dinner | Catalyzing Biomedical Breakthroughs: Investing in Innovation and Impact (Invite only)
As government budgets tighten, the roles of private investment, philanthropy, and cross-sector p
artnerships have never been more vital to ensuring that groundbreaking research can move from the lab to real-world impact.
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Global Investors' View: China (Invite only)
As China enters a pivotal phase of economic recalibration in 2025, global investors are reassess
ing and refining their exposure.
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Coal Hard Facts: Expanding Asia's Energy Transition Financing (Invite only)
Despite Asia’s net-zero pledges, coal still powers 60 percent of the region’s electricity and ge
nerates 92 percent of power-sector emissions. The coal pipeline also remains net positive, with 2023 having marked record highs in both usage and capacity.
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Who Will Win the Scramble for Global Talent?
The global race for talent is intensifying. While this scramble is most visible among high-tech
and advanced AI talent, there is also a global hunt for talent that is also more agile and cost-efficient.
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Media Reception (Invite only)
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