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Michael J. Nyenhuis
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Quintus Lim
Quintus Lim is an Associate Director of policy and programs at the Milken Institute.
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Kara Whelply
Kara Whelply is an Associate Director, MI Philanthropy. She works on the Center’s biomedical rese
arch team, where she advises individual philanthropists on therapeutic development with methods to identify, fund, and accelerate treatments.
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Exploring the Role of Microbusinesses in Economic Growth and Recovery for US Cities
The Milken Institute’s 2021 Best-Performing Cities (BPC) index compares the recent perfor
mance of metro areas with a focus on job growth, wage growth, and high-tech GDP growth.
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Solving the Philanthropist's Dilemma
Philanthropic capital has played and will continue to play a critical role as we rebuild after the
pandemic.
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Supporting the Growth of California's Life Sciences Industry
The life sciences are a cornerstone of technological innovation in California.
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2022 Policy Priorities and Solutions
The Milken Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank focused on accelerating measurable prog
ress on the path to a meaningful life.
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Meeting Business Goals through ESG Data Optimization and Technology in Southeast Asia
Beginning in late 2020, with the support of Google Cloud, the Milken Institute embarked on a two-pa
rt Financial Innovations Lab series, exploring the role of technology in improving the resilience and function of Southeast Asia’s financial systems, incl
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Roadmap for Investment in Dementia Care
On average, people with Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia live six to ten years after
diagnosis. People with vascular dementia and Lewy body dementia live on average five to six years after diagnosis.
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Advancing Tech-Enabled Health and Home Care
Over the last two-plus years, the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging has explored the
financial and care-delivery gaps in the long-term care ma
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Policy Pathways to Addressing Wealth Inequality
The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing recession has exacerbated longstanding inequities in the U.S.,
including the stark gaps in economic opportunity across the population. The bottom 50% of American families share only 1.5% of U.S.
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