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staff
Kellen Silver
Kellen Silver is an associate at the Milken Institute Center for Strategic Philanthropy.
staff
Martine Polycarpe
Martine Polycarpe is a senior associate for strategic philanthropy at the Milken Institute. Her w
ork focuses on the environment and social equity, including advising foundations and corporations on implementing impactful giving strategies.
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person
Nino Kharaishvili, MD
Nino Kharaishvili, MD, is Jacobs’ global health director for health system governance, where she
focuses on health system resilience and preparedness.
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report
Unlocking Asian Philanthropy: Insights from Five Families
With a strong focus on education and discreet, affiliation-based philanthropy, Asian philanthropist
s are increasingly formalizing their giving and utilizing strategic tools to create a broader impact.
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report
Impact in Motion: A White Paper on Single-Family Offices
This report covers the rise of private family offices in Asia, driven by the growth of wealth accum
ulation in the region.
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article
Temasek Veteran and Singapore’s Ambassador to Timor Leste, Robin Hu, joins Milken Institute as Chair Asia
April 24, 2023 (Los Angeles, CA, and Singapore) - Robin Hu, the Asia Vice Chairman of global investm
ent firm Temasek, and Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador to Timor Leste have been tapped as Chair Asia, the Milken Institute.
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video
Accelerating Securitization in Africa to Finance the SDGs: The Fundamentals and Benefits of External Credit Enhancement
As part of the Milken Institute's ongoing series on Accelerating Securitization in Africa to Finan
ce the SDGs, the Center for Financial Markets hosted an interactive webinar on “The Fundamentals and Benefits of External Credit Enhancement” on Tuesday, J
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article
FinTech in Focus: Regulatory and Supervisory Technology, March 2023 Banking Crisis, and the Metaverse
In This Newsletter
RegTech and SupTech
Financial Education and FinTech in Growth Markets
March 2023
Banking Crisis
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article
War and Weather Take Further Toll on Food Security
In the past two years, food prices have surged worldwide as a confluence of factors converged, bring
ing food insecurity to a new level globally.,
In response to social unrest, increased food protectionism hurts efforts to improve food security.
, Extreme weather—more severe droughts, flooding, landslides, and unexpected frost due to global warming—are also damaging crops worldwide at an increasing frequency and volume.
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article
The Next New Mainstream
Mass markets and mainstream media often believe that majorities dictate most societal changes.,
Our
current majorities—in culture, in populations, and more—have stemmed from minorities.
, Xenophobic rhetoric from prominent US leaders and a historic-high number of physical attacks convened much of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community like we never have before.
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