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Roberta Lipson
Roberta Lipson is the founder of United Family Healthcare (UFH). She has over 40 years of experie
nce as a pioneer in the healthcare industry in China.
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Ramiro Cavazos
Ramiro Cavazos is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the United States Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce. Previously, he served as the President & CEO of the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for 10 years.
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Susan Au Allen
Susan Au Allen came to the United States from Hong Kong on an invitation from the White House in
recognition of her volunteer work for people with disabilities. She received her Juris Doctor from the Antioch School of Law and LL.M.
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Grace Park
Grace Park is the Co-Founder and President of DocDoc, the world’s first patient intelligence comp
any.
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Kathy Kraninger
Kathy Kraninger became Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in December, 2
018.
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Hollywood and the Global Exodus: Restoring Stability to Filmed Entertainment in California and the United States (Invite only)
For decades, Hollywood and the entertainment industry have served as a core component of the Cal
ifornia economy, as well as a key economic and cultural export for the United States.
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Gary Puckrein, MD
Gary A. Puckrein, MD, is the president of the National Minority Quality Forum Inc. (NMQF), a nonp
rofit organization that he founded in 1998.
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Uniting for Progress: Collaborative Funding and Innovation in Rare Disease Research (Invite only)
There are approximately 7,000 rare diseases that in aggregate affect five percent of the worldwi
de population—some 300 million, nearly equivalent to the population of the United States.
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Associates Breakfast: A Conversation with California's CIOs (Invite only)
Join us for an in-depth conversation with Stephen Gilmore, Chief Investment Officer of CalPERS,
and Scott Chan, Chief Investment Officer of CalSTRS.
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US Economic Competitiveness in a Changing World
The United States has entered 2025 with a renewed focus on deftly negotiating key priority areas
, including energy independence, strategic trade partnerships, tariff adjustments, and supply chain resilience.
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Critical Minerals, Critical Risks: Securing Supply Chains
Most developed countries, including the United States, are heavily reliant on imports of mineral
s identified as critical for economic growth and security, with some minerals vulnerable to a single point of failure.
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