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Closing Reception
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Finance Forum Check-in
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Networking Break
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Sovereign Wealth Funds: Lessons for the US
The signing of the executive order calling for the establishment of a US Sovereign Wealth Fund h
as led to much excitement and uncertainty.
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Incentivizing Investment in Innovative Critical and Emerging Technologies
Amidst continued global emphasis on regionalization and the desire to inoculate supply chains ag
ainst financial and strategic uncertainty, decisionmakers around the world are confronted with the challenge of maintaining leadership in the development of
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10,000 Communities Initiative: The Building Blocks of Community Infrastructure
As communities face the evolution of shifting economic activities, housing constraints, and deco
mmissioning outdated infrastructure, there is an exciting opportunity to standardize and simplify infrastructure deployment.
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Outcomes Over Orthodoxy: Opportunity Zones 2.0 and Next Generation Public-Private Partnerships
Across two different Administrations, the last eight years have brought renewed attention to the
need for new tools for place-based economic development designed to reach under-served rural and urban communities not eligible or capable of tapping into s
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A Critical Conversation: Innovative Financing Empowering Communities in Onshoring Mineral Supply Chains (Invite only)
This session is part of a year-long track at the Milken Institute, informed by stakeholder inter
views, to identify innovative frameworks for onshoring supply chains of minerals identified as critical for modern economic systems and national security.
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Better Bonds: De-Risking Communities Through Resilience Investments
Extreme weather is causing billions of dollars in losses to public facilities, driving up insura
nce costs for businesses and homeowners, and making it impossible to build back, let alone build back smarter.
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The New Vision for Bottom-Up Growth and Innovation: Little is the New Big
Given the complex, changing, and fiscally constrained era we’re now living in, relying on busine
ss-as-usual practices for government operations, job and business creation, and general problem-solving just won’t do.
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