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Ep. 65: Across Sectors, with Mastercard Foundation’s Reeta Roy
“In Africa the economy is also a patient....We have a consortium in Ethiopia, for example—12 busin
esses run by women who are pivoting and using their skills to now manufacture PPE.
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Ep. 90: Well-Being, with the Motsepe Foundation’s Precious Moloi-Motsepe
“Your well-being, your wealth, is very intertwined and dependent on other people's well-being....T
hat is the philosophy that also drives us because we know that our children's well-being cannot be isolated from the well-being of the other childr
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Ep. 52: The Stakes, with Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa
“Public health will not be able to cope with this pandemic if it becomes a major crisis of the sca
le that we have seen in the West and in China. There's almost nothing we can do about it because we just don't have time.
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Ep. 102: Humanitarian, with the Hilton Foundation’s Peter Laugharn
“Every society is more fragile than we realize, and every society can be taken advantage of.
podcast episode
Ep. 63: Madame Chairwoman, with U.S. Representative Maxine Waters
“I negotiated directly with Mr. Mnuchin....He was fair.
video
May 3 at 4:00 pm PDT | Financing the Sustainable Development Goals: A Reality Check on the Promise of "Billions to Trillions"
For many years now, there has been widespread recognition that attracting more private capital to
developing and emerging economies will be crucial in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
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podcast episode
Ep. 84: Culture, with Mastercard’s Ajay Banga
“Culture doesn’t just come because you wave a magic wand. It comes through hard work; it comes thr
ough sharing; it comes through cross‐fertilization of people and ideas....The culture we built, we don't want to lose that during this process.
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Ep. 68: Outcomes, with Helmsley Charitable Trust's David Panzirer
“The whole premise that where you live dictates your access to specialty care, dictates your outco
mes, dictates your access to tools to manage your disease.
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video
May 4 at 8:30 am PDT | Blending Finance and Technology: Accelerating Solutions for Sustainable Development
Over the coming decade, a wave of innovative, high-impact agricultural technologies will have the
potential to increase productivity, raising yields and incomes.
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video
May 3 at 10:00 am PDT | The Case for International Aid and Investing in Global Development
Emerging from a global pandemic, the world is met with escalating geopolitical tensions in Europe,
persistent instability in the Middle East, enduring poverty across Africa, and the impacts of climate change around the world.
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May 3 at 5:45 pm PDT | IFC-Milken Institute Capital Market Scholars Graduation Ceremony
Since 2016 the IFC-Milken Institute Capital Markets Program has trained over 160 Scholars from fin
ance ministries, central banks, stock exchanges, and financial regulatory bodies across more than 45 developing and emerging economies.
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article
New 2022 Milken Institute-Harris Poll Listening Project Survey Reveals Business Optimism Despite Current Economic Climate
New exclusive survey finds C-suite executives are turning sights from today’s challenges to the long
er-term disruptions of a changing consumer, worker and requirements of business.
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