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Kamal Bhatia
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Ruulke Bagijn
Ruulke Bagijn is head of Carlyle’s Global Investment Solutions segment and chair of the board of
AlpInvest. She is based in New York.
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Savannah Richardson
Savannah Richardson is an associate at the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken Institute.
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Josephine “Josey” Ansah
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Claude Lopez, PhD
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Octavia James
With over 8 years of experience as an Executive Assistant with a track record of strong performan
ce in high-volume, high-pressure environments, Octavia skillfully manages administrative duties and client relations for her colleagues at Milken Institute.
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Clinical Developments in Follicular Lymphoma
Follicular lymphoma (FL) is a rare, slow-growing cancer that affects certain blood cells. People ex
periencing this form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma face multiple relapses over the course of their disease, which can run for years and sometimes decades.
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La competitividad de México como socio comercial estratégico
A principios del 2023, las importaciones de bienes mexicanos por parte de Estados Unidos superaron
a las de China, convirtiendo a México en el principal exportador de bienes a EUA por primera vez en la historia comercial moderna.
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Guiding the Care Journey: Building Dementia Workforce and System Capacity through Care Navigation
This report covers the challenges that the US health-care system is facing as it prepares to meet t
he growing demand for care among individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD).
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Community-Based Infrastructure for Inclusive Research: Engaging the Private Sector
Clinical trial networks, as evidenced during the COVID-19 pandemic, really are “national critical i
nfrastructure.” The pandemic revealed prominent gaps and stark differences in health outcomes across various populations.
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Racial Equity and Mental Health in the Workplace: Actions to Drive Systems Change
Nationwide protests in the summer of 2020 sparked many of the largest US corporations to pledge mor
e than $200 billion to advance racial equity and confront the nation’s history of systemic racism.
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