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Part 2: Game Changers: Innovation and Evolution in Sports
The world of sports is evolving to meet the moment with advances in technology and viewership. S
uper Bowl LVIII shattered records as the most watched telecast in history, reaching more than 123 million viewers.
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Bridging Gaps in Global Infrastructure Financing
As countries worldwide continue to grow at unprecedented rates, the effects of globalization, ur
banization, and climate change are having dramatic environmental, financial, and social impacts.
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Private Welcome Brunch: The Microbiome: Your Health's MVP (Invite only)
In the wake of the pandemic, the connection between food and our health has never been clearer.
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Brain Health: Turning Scientific Discovery into Action (Invite only)
The brain is the most important organ in the body, generating every thought, sensation, memory,
emotion, and movement. Yet we rarely focus specifically on caring for the brain and generally do not monitor changes in brain health and function over time.
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Coming In from the Cold: Espionage in Today's Geopolitics
Espionage is a critical tool in today’s global power struggles, shaping national security and in
fluencing geopolitical strategies.
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Corporate Boards in the Digital Age: Governance and Growth
Corporate boards today go beyond overseeing performance and operations—they must navigate data p
rivacy risks, generative AI, shareholder activism, and an evolving workforce.
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Reducing the Cost and Risk of Dementia
The Milken Institute projects that over the next 20 years, the prevalence of dementia in the US
will double from nearly 7.2 million to nearly 13 million, with women comprising about two-thirds of those expected to develop dementia.
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The Roundtable: Strategies for a New Demography--Linking Healthy Longevity and Productivity (Invite only)
The inevitability of demographic change requires fresh thinking and new priorities by businesses
, governments, and social institutions. Attitudes and institutionalized barriers to participation by older adults must be broken.
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How Resilient Are You? A Human Performance Workshop In The Pool
Finding the limits of one's abilities often requires unconventional methods—in this case, spendi
ng 40 minutes in a (heated) hotel pool.
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How Should We Value a Cure?
In the landscape of new, potentially curative cell and gene therapies, many uncertainties remain
including how to pay for them.
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It's the Life in Your Years: Reimagining Retirement for Longer, Healthier Lives
Advances in public health and bioscience have added decades to average lifespans over the past c
entury. But the way we plan has not met the moment.
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Center for the Future of Aging Advisory Board Meeting (Invite only)
The Center for the Future of Aging Advisory Board is comprised of the Leadership Council and the
Academic and Policy Council, leaders and experts working to ensure that individuals, institutions, and societies are prepared for the realities of populatio
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