Amos Garcia
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- Milken Institute35 min
What Outlasts Us: Building and Investing for the Next Generation | Asia Summit 2026
Jim Coulter, Lincoln Pan, Sri Jegarajah, Amos Garcia
Jim Colter of TPG and Lincoln Parn of Jardine Matheson argue that the global economy is transitioning from a era of digital stability to a volatile "pinball" phase driven by artificial intelligence and a physical economy reset. They contrast two diverging investment strategies: Colter highlights the risks of centralized AI business models and the rise of tangible assets like heavy machinery, while Parn emphasizes family capital's preference for human-dependent services and the social constraints of automation in Asian markets. Ultimately, the speakers advocate for a multipolar future where investors navigate geopolitical fog by combining US digital innovation with Chinese manufacturing prowess to achieve long-term resilience.
- Milken Institute52 min
The A-List: Asian Artists and Actors Bridging Generations and Geographies | Asia Summit 2024
Amos Garcia, Haslinda Amin, Siwon Choi, Manny Jacinto, Simu Liu
Director Dennis Praspeer outlined the 11th Annual BASA Summit in Singapore, revealing a strategy for global expansion through upcoming events in Hong Kong, Latvia, and Washington to aggregate resources across sectors. The organization proposed a shift to online activities and self-reporting systems to create competitive data advantages, utilizing water park metaphors to describe how their talents will accelerate nonprofit initiatives. Despite these strategic announcements, the panel discussion suffered from significant incoherence, with participants expressing confusion over their roles and leaving key topics regarding regulatory frameworks and community guides largely unresolved.
- Milken Institute42 min
Conversation with Bridgewater Associates' Founder, Ray Dalio | Milken Institute Asia Summit 2023
Ray Dalio, Richard Ditizio, Amos Garcia
The provided transcript contains no substantive facts, decisions, or actionable events, consisting instead of repetitive pleasantries and incoherent anecdotes. Disjointed references to government policies and non-existent institutions appear alongside meta-commentary that explicitly undermines the recording's validity. Consequently, the text is a hallucinated or corrupted entry devoid of the factual density required to summarize a meaningful event or discuss verifiable outcomes.