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Sunday Private Welcome Dinner Hosted by Lydia and Michael Kives (Invite Only)
Transportation will be provided from the Beverly Hilton to the reception from 4:15 PM - 6:00 PM,
as well as from the reception to the dinner from 6:00 PM - 6:50 PM.
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Global Conference Check-In
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Milken Institute Health Welcome Breakfast (Invite only)
This annual welcome breakfast is hosted by Milken Institute Health and brings together senior me
mbers and stakeholders across our aging/longevity, public health, biomedical innovation, and food-focused work.
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Sports Leaders Retreat (Invite only)
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Ep. 101: Diversified, with Eldridge’s Todd Boehly
“Throughout our organization, we're continuously pushing on how do we continue to add diversity, a
nd I think we're a young enough group where that has always been the way we've approached the world....Our culture has been that diverse groups mak
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Ep. 100: Family, with Target’s Brian Cornell
"We need to have an organization that reflects the millions and millions of guests we serve each a
nd every day. From the bottom up, we've made a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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Ep. 99: Lessons, with Maria Contreras-Sweet
“Venture capital is concentrated in...three states: California, Massachusetts, and New York. We kn
ow that not all the good ideas come from those three places.
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Ep. 98: Inclusive Capitalism, with TIAA’s Roger Ferguson
“We have to rebuild with a more inclusive capitalism, and I emphasize both of those words...so tha
t as we go forward with crises—and there will be crises—the impact of those crises will not be so heavily defined by the color of one's skin.”
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Ep. 97: Visionary, with iHeartMedia's Bob Pittman
“What we've done during COVID in many ways, we've taken 10 years of technology adoption and cramme
d it into three months.
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Ep. 96: Transitions, with the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre’s Michael Hofman
“Once you have a whole body PET scan, there's not a lot of value often in doing a physical examina
tion or taking out your stethoscope because the information on that scan tells you everything you need to know.
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