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  1. Milken Institute18 min

    Waking Up Your True Ambitions with Rha Goddess | Global Conference 2025

    Rha Goddess

    Following a catastrophic physical and mental collapse triggered by years of intergenerational caregiving burdens and professional overload, a speaker detailed her transition from reactive survival to a regenerative work philosophy. She articulated three strategic shifts—reclaiming the right to rest, realigning labor with personal truth, and reimaging work as a source of joy—to dismantle harmful narratives of obligation. Ultimately, this framework redefines professional success by prioritizing sustainability and thriving over traditional stability, aiming to empower others to contribute from a place of authenticity and freedom.

  2. Milken Institute17 min

    Welcome Remarks by Financial Secretary Paul Chan | Global Investors' Symposium Hong Kong 2025

    Laura Deal Lacey, Paul Chan Mo-po

    Hong Kong's economy expanded 2.5% in 2024–2025, driven by a 7% rise in bank deposits and a surge in stock market turnover that propelled the Hang Seng Index to a 20% gain in early 2025. The city secured top global rankings in investment management and insurance while advancing a strategic vision to become the world's premier cross-boundary wealth management center by 2028. Simultaneously, the government is leveraging a 300-hectare Northern Metropolis hub to integrate AI and life sciences, attracting over 80 strategic enterprises and $60 billion in projected investment.

  3. Milken Institute17 min

    The Stories We Tell Feat. Jay Shetty

    Jay Shetty

    Challenging the triviality of current social media usage, the presentation outlines a strategy to leverage mobile penetration for distributing life-changing wisdom through emotionally resonant storytelling. By transforming passive consumption into active participation, campaigns by National Geographic and mental health initiatives achieved massive global reach, turning viral moments into offline community support and mentorship networks. The proposed framework prioritizes understanding audience pain, integrating entertainment to enhance retention, and enabling co-creation to facilitate implicit learning.

  4. Milken Institute10 min

    The Results Are In: Predictive Technology and Your DNA Map

    Christopher Mason

    Led by geneticist Christopher Mason, a global team at the Milken Conference initiated a "metropoleome" project by collecting and sequencing phone swabs from 96 participants to map the genetic diversity and antimicrobial resistance of public surfaces. The resulting analysis of over 2,000 species and 560 resistance markers revealed that microbial profiles on mobile devices correlate strongly with lifestyle factors such as smoking, household size, and ancestry. With the full dataset of 1,000 samples scheduled for release within two weeks, the study establishes a vital global baseline for tracking antibiotic resistance genes and inferring dietary habits through mobile metagenomics.

  5. Milken Institute18 min

    An Inspiring Presentation by Jim Yong Kim, President, World Bank Group

    Jim Yong Kim

    World Bank President Jim Yong Kim outlines a strategic pivot toward ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity by leveraging the institution's credit rating to mobilize dormant global capital for developing markets. His approach emphasizes transforming traditional lending into risk-enhancement models that attract private investment, citing successful pilots in Jordan, Zambia, and Rwanda that achieved commercial viability and significant cost reductions. Kim argues that fostering equality of opportunity through human capital investment and technological integration is essential to address critical challenges like automation-driven job displacement and childhood stunting, which he identifies as primary drivers of global instability.

  6. Milken Institute7 min

    2014 London Summit - Lunch

    Katie O'Reilly

    The Milken Institute Annual London Summit, hosted by Managing Director Katie O'Reilly, convenes global policymakers and industry leaders to bridge the gap between theoretical research and applied economic solutions. Operating as a non-partisan entity, the organization leverages its distinct centers in Singapore, Washington, D.C., and New York to advance prosperity through job creation, financial market reform, and accelerated medical innovation. With a strategic shift toward the United States and Africa to counter European pessimism, the summit aims to integrate these regional dynamics into a cohesive global strategy focused on practical implementation.

  7. Milken Institute7 min

    2013GC Cyber Illusionist

    Marco

    Marco, self-described as a cyber illusionist, leverages magic to prototype future technologies by presenting "illusion glasses" that simulate augmented reality concepts independent of Google's Project Glass. He grounds his digital demonstrations in the esoteric symbolism of a standard 52-card deck, meticulously mapping suits to seasons, cards to lunar phases, and spot counts to the days of the year. After discussing the mathematical odds of skilled card handling, the performance culminated in a tangible trick revealing a real card to distinguish physical reality from simulated elements.

  8. Milken Institute9 min

    Christopher Schroeder on Entrepreneurship in the Middle East

    Christopher Schroeder, Chris Schroeder

    Chris Schroeder, author of *Startup Rising*, challenges the perception of the Middle East as a monolithic risk by highlighting a demographic revolution where 11 nations now produce more female university graduates than male, driving a surge in smartphone adoption and digital literacy. Major tech corporations like Google and Microsoft are rapidly expanding operations alongside a vibrant grassroots ecosystem, evidenced by young Yemeni women innovating solar solutions via open web resources and the region's mobile provider achieving a $5 billion market cap. This transformation is underpinned by urgent infrastructure demands, including a projected need for one million new homes in Saudi Arabia and a doubling of hospital beds, signaling a robust commercial future that transcends traditional geopolitical narratives.