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  1. Milken Institute57 min

    From Experience to Excellence: Women Redefining Business and Financial Wellness | Global Conference

    Sheryl WuDunn, Sheila Marcelo, Lauren Miller Rogen, Penny Pennington, Michele Trogni, Michelle Choney

    This panel convened financial leaders, health innovators, and care advocates to address systemic failures in institutions designed around male lifespans, highlighting that women over 45 now launch businesses at twice the rate of men despite facing significantly higher chronic illness rates and lower retirement savings. Through initiatives by Zinnia, Edward Jones, Hilarity for Charity, and Ojai.ai, the discussion proposed a holistic framework integrating financial longevity, AI-driven household management, and brain health education to transition from "work-life balance" to comprehensive power. The resulting strategy advocates for redesigned risk profiles, early protective insurance planning, and intergenerational conversations to secure the $10 trillion in assets currently held by women against the projected demographic shifts in caregiving and wealth transfer.

  2. Milken Institute1h 5m

    Alzheimer's Disease: Rewriting the Playbook

    LaTese Briggs, Michela Gallagher, Todd Rainwater, Lauren Miller Rogen, Garen Staglin, Garen King Jr., Daniel Arbus, Elizabeth Scharf, Amir, Mark Reuthmeyer

    Leading scientists and philanthropists convened to address the projected surge in Alzheimer's prevalence and its looming $1.1 trillion economic impact by 2050, shifting research focus from the failed amyloid hypothesis to tau-targeted interventions and early prodromal treatment. The panel highlighted strategic initiatives such as the TAO Consortium's $100 million investment in tauopathies, the proposed $10 billion global social impact bond, and new collaborative models designed to accelerate FDA approval through consortium-based data sharing. By combining precision medicine, open science, and stigma-reduction advocacy, these stakeholders aim to de-risk early-stage development and attract pharmaceutical investment to prevent a global health crisis.

  3. Milken Institute56 min

    Strategic Advocacy: Persuading People to Care

    Cheryl Wu-Dunn, Seth Rogen, Lauren Miller-Rogen, Maria Shriver, Jalissa Alvarado, Liz Simons, Carolyn Gallagher, Margaret Brennan, Carolyn Jungermann Bennett, Jennif, David Levinson, John McCurry, Jr., Nancy Kanwisher, Jr., Martha Minow, Kathy Ireland, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Martha Nussbaum

    Founded by Cheryl Wu-Dunn and Seth Rogen, Hilarity for Charity leverages comedy to mobilize millennials and young adults, addressing the critical funding gaps and stigma surrounding Alzheimer's disease through high-profile political engagement. Simultaneously, organizations like Save the Children and the YWCA focus on distinct yet intersecting crises, utilizing data-driven campaigns to demand early childhood education investments while advocating for human rights to combat the persistent HIV/AIDS crisis and global human trafficking. Collectively, these initiatives employ a multifaceted strategy combining celebrity influence, legislative pressure, and corporate accountability to force systemic change and secure billions in funding for neglected research and social causes.