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The Listening Project: Charting a New Course for Global Leaders
The devastating arc of the coronavirus awakened society to structural inequalities, institutiona
l and cultural biases, and ever-growing gaps in income, education, health, and opportunity.
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Worker, Workforce, and Workplace of the Future
This session will begin with remarks from Amy Klobuchar, US Senator, Minnesota, followed by a pa
nel discussion on Worker, Workforce, and Workplace of the Future.
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Inclusive Capitalism in Asset Management
In the wake of 2020's tragic events and the insistent calls for racial equity, business and fina
nce leaders are asking how to translate talk into action.
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Democratizing Finance: Leveling the Playing Field for the Next Generation
Few topics have been more controversial over the last several years than equality and wealth all
ocation.
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Investing in and Growing Wealth for Women of Color
It's no secret that the US lags among nations in supporting women in financial services, especia
lly fund management.
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A Playbook for Increasing Access to Capital for Post-COVID Equitable Recovery (Invite only)
In 2020, billions of dollars in pledges were committed to racial equity efforts.
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Macroeconomics: A Continued Success Story
This session will begin with remarks from Hon. Josh Frydenberg MP, Treasurer of Australia, follo
wed by a panel discussion on Macroeconomics: A Continued Success Story.
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Financial Inclusion Through Sports and Entertainment
Professional sports and entertainment have become a prominent forum for discussions about racial
justice in the United States.
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Guggenheim Private Session #1 (Invite only)
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Age-Less: How Scientific Advances Will Upend 21st Century Aging (Invite only)
The dream of longevity science is to enable people across the planet to live longer, healthier l
ives.
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Practical Steps Promoting Greater Wealth Equality
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent recession exacerbated long-standing gaps in economic opport
unity and wealth across the US. Today, the bottom 50 percent of families own only 1.5 percent of US wealth, down from 3.6 percent in 1990.
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The Rise of the Retail Equities Trader
Zero-commission trading, fractional shares, and easy access to information have allowed individu
al (retail) investors to take more control over their trading activity.
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