MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to increase global prosperity by advancing collaborative solutions that widen access to capital, create jobs and improve health. We do this through independent, data-driven research, action-oriented meetings, and meaningful policy initiatives. 1250 Fourth Street 1101 New York Avenue NW, Suite 620 137 Market Street #10-02 Santa Monica, CA 90401 Washington, DC 20005 Singapore 048943 Phone: 310-570-4600 Phone: 202-336-8900 Phone: 65-9457-0212 #MIGLOBAL AGENDA | LOS ANGELES | APRIL 28 - MAY 1 E-mail: [email protected] • www.milkeninstitute.org download the Global Conference mobileapp download theGlobalConference descriptions and up-to-date programming information, information, descriptions andup-to-dateprogramming AT YOUR FINGER TIPS YOUR AT To find complete speaker biographies, panel findcompletespeakerbiographies, panel To SEE: requests andconnectwithparticipants requests CONNECT: speaker biographies,andvenuemaps Milken Institute Global Conference Global Institute Milken from the App Store orGooglePlay. theAppStore from CUSTOMIZE: the full agenda, panel descriptions, the fullagenda,paneldescriptions, and personalschedule opt-in to make meeting opt-in tomakemeeting your profile your profile MIGlobal WILSHIRE BOULEVARD WILSHIRE ENTRANCE 11 12 13 14 15 16 SALES & CATERING WELLNESS GARDEN CORPORATE EVENTS 21 CA WILSHIRE GARDEN TERRACE LOBBY EXECUTIVE GIFT SHOP BAR 17 18 19 20 OFFICES 4 Networking Areas 8 PAVILION LOUNGE VALET 22 7 5 Pavilion Lounge 9 6 Lobby Bar 10 Wilshire Garden Circa 55 (Lower Level) Poolside CIRCLE DRIVE THE OASIS 2 International Collection Executive Center GUESTROOMS 1 1 International Ballroom 11 Whittier OVERLOOK 12 Palm 3 Circa 55 2 International Terrace (Lower Level) 3 International Gallery 13 Sunset SELF-PARKING ENTRANCE 14 Dayton MERV GRIFFIN WAY Beverly Hills Collection 15 Board Room 4 Beverly Hills Ballroom MAIN ENTRANCE AQUA STAR 16 Canon POOL 5 Beverly Hills Salon CABANA GUESTROOMS 6 Rodeo Gallery 17 Oakhurst 18 Brighton 7 Wilshire Ballroom POOLSIDE 19 Roxbury (Press Room) The Oasis 20 Maple CABANA GUESTROOMS 8 Global Conference Bookstore 9 Global Conference Pavilion 21 Executive Lounge 10 Security 22 Instagram Elevators to Stardust and Hotel Rooms Men’s Room SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD Hotel Registration/Concierge Ladies’ Room Elevators Stairs Welcome to the 22nd Annual Milken Institute Global Conference In 1931, in the midst of the Great Depression, James Truslow Adams—a Pulitzer-winning writer and historian and the son of a Venezuelan immigrant—published his most important book, The Epic of America. He sought no less than to capture the nation’s history and the unique American experience, and in doing so, he coined a new phrase: The American Dream is that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement. Nearly a century later, the Dream endures—in the US and around the world—but it faces new challenges. As just one example, a recent study suggests that the probability of a 30-year-old earning more than his or her parents dropped from 70 percent in 1970 to 50 percent in 2014. Preserving the spirit of the Dream is core to the Milken Institute’s three-decade mission of driving shared prosperity by widening access to capital, creating jobs, and improving health. Over the next several days, you’ll interact with 5,000 leaders and decision-makers from more than 60 nations and nearly every US state. Participants include heads of state; members of the US Administration and Congress; CEOs and heads of private equity rms; members of our Global Capital Markets Advisory Council as well as money managers who, together, oversee more than $50 trillion in assets; current and past military and diplomatic leaders; philanthropists and Giving Pledgers; current and former heads of government health agencies; entertainers and media gures; athletes; artists; and more. Our 800 speakers will address topics spanning 12 tracks: nance, government, medical research/public health, nutrition/food sustainability, equality, energy/environment, philanthropy, technology/media, education/jobs/human capital, aging/longevity, industry and regions. Each session is designed to focus on solutions rather than a recitation of challenges, and our speakers and researchers have come prepared to offer their best ideas and supporting data. This is a not a forum for rehearsed speeches, but rather a marketplace of ideas to help attendees rene their own positions— and then to go out into the world and make them reality. And with as many as many as 15 concurrent sessions and countless opportunities to visit with fellow participants in the corridors and in private meetings, no two Global Conference experiences are the same. You choose your own adventure. Choose well, enjoy your time, and thank you for joining us. We wish you a productive and stimulating experience. Michael Milken Michael L. Klowden Chairman Chief Executive Ofcer CONFERENCE NOTES Name Badge Identification Program Changes You are required to wear your Global Conference credential at all There may be last-minute changes to the program. All changes will times during the conference for admittance to meals and sessions. be updated on the Global Conference mobile app. Search for MIGlobal The conference credential is not transferable. There is a replacement in the app store. fee for lost credentials. Conference Bookstore Session Seating Please visit the conference bookstore, located in the Milken Institute Global Conference Pavilion. You will nd books by conference panelists, Seating for sessions is lled on a rst-come, rst-served basis. as well as a host of business and nancial best-sellers. Sessions—especially in the Executive Center—tend to ll quickly and are monitored to ensure attendees have seats; there is no standing. Once a Bookstore Hours session is full, no one else will be admitted. This includes meal sessions. Monday, 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Pre-selection of a session does not guarantee you entrance to that Tuesday, 7:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. session. If a session is full, you may attend any other session where Wednesday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. space is available. Invitation-Only Sessions Meal Seating Some sessions are by invitation only and require pre-registration. These sessions are marked on the agenda. Tickets will be required for lunch sessions. Attendees who have completed the Global Conference session selection tool will be guaranteed meals. Cell Phones and Mobile Devices Everyone who completed the online panel selection tool and included their As a courtesy to our panelists and guests, please set cell phones lunch attendance will receive tickets at registration. Those tickets will and mobile devices to silent mode during the conference. indicate seating assignments in the International Ballroom or the simulcasts in the Beverly Hills Ballroom, Pavilion, and Wilshire Garden. Reserved seats Exhibits in the International Ballroom are held until 15 minutes after the published We invite you to visit the sponsor exhibits. meal time. Seats that are released will be lled from the General Admission line on a rst-come, rst-served basis. Milken Institute Executive Lounge This private lounge, located next to the Lobby Bar, is an exclusive Please return lunch tickets to the desk if you're not planning to attend the benet for Members of the Milken Institute Associates at the meal session. Contributing Level and above, as well as Sponsors. It provides a comfortable quiet space where Institute supporters can conduct Sessions and Slides Online private meetings and utilize business center amenities. Recordings of individual sessions will be available for viewing online at www.milkeninstitute.org. Information as to how to view recordings Lost and Found will be sent to all conference attendees. Slides created specically Please place your business card in the slot provided in your conference for the event will also be available on the Institute’s website after the bag to help identify the bag in case it is misplaced. Found items may be conference concludes. turned in to registration for claim. ATTENTION: YOU MAY BE RECORDED The Global Conference is being videotaped and/or audio taped for broadcast over the air, on the Internet or otherwise. As a member of the audience, you may be recorded. By attending this program, you grant permission to the Milken Institute to utilize your appearance, likeness and/or voice in connection with any photographing, video/audio taping and/or rebroadcast of the program. If you have any questions, please direct them to any employee of the Institute. SATURDAY SATURDAY 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM April 27, 2019 HOTEL WILSHIRE BEVERLY 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM SUNDAY Forum for Family Asset Management: Leaders in Health: A Conversation to Improve Networking and Discussion America’s Health GALLERY OPENING REMARKS PAVILION PRIVATE, BY INVITATION ONLY Alexandra Schueler, Director, Business and Program Development, Milken Institute April 28, 2019 PRIVATE, BY INVITATION ONLY INTERNATIONAL 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Ambassadors’ Reception East and West: Philanthropy Symposium GARDEN PRIVATE, BY INVITATION ONLY INTRODUCTION BY Laura Deal Lacey, Executive Director, Asia Center, Milken Institute MODERATOR WILSHIRE STARDUST Richard Ditizio, President and Chief Operating Ofcer, Milken Institute PRIVATE, BY INVITATION ONLY 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM Welcome Reception presented by CANON What Matters Now PRIVATE, WELCOME REMARKS MODERATORS