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  1. Milken Institute57 min

    Pivoting to Purpose: Defining the Next Chapter of Your Life

    Errol Barnett, Marc Freedman, Sherry Lansing, Philip Pizzo, Lynda Resnick

    Prominent leaders including Sherry Lansing, Philip Pizzo, and Linda Resnick advocate redefining aging from retirement to a continuous phase of "rewiring" driven by purpose, community, and wellness. Their discourse highlights how demographic shifts projecting life expectancies over 90 and rising populations over 60 necessitate a societal overhaul where older adults leverage their experience for cross-generational service and economic contribution. Ultimately, the panelists argue that resilience, intergenerational solidarity, and the active pursuit of meaningful work are essential to navigating this extended life course effectively.

  2. Milken Institute57 min

    Pivoting to Purpose: Defining the Next Chapter of Your Life (II)

    Errol Barnett, Marc Freedman, Sherry Lansing, Philip Pizzo, Lynda Resnick, Mike Shaw

    This panel discusses the "longevity revolution" driven by rising life expectancies and shifting demographics that render the traditional life stages obsolete, featuring insights from leaders like Sherry Lansing and Linda Resnick. The speakers highlight systemic ageism and gender bias while championing a new "encore career" model that leverages 250 million years of human capital for social impact. Furthermore, the discussion outlines a forward-looking framework emphasizing intergenerational synergy, purpose-driven living, and the creation of new social institutions to support a population increasingly defined by decades of post-retirement life.

  3. Milken Institute58 min

    Activist Philanthropy: Upping the Ante for Giving

    Richard Ditizio, Precious Moloi-Motsepe, Sean Parker, Lynda Resnick, George Weiss

    This event critiques the fragmentation of the U.S. nonprofit sector by showcasing five distinct models of high-impact philanthropy led by Linda and Rich Resnick, George Weiss, Precious Motsebe, and Shawn Fanning. Each speaker demonstrates how shifting from single-issue aid to systemic, business-driven strategies—such as Resnick's community surveys in the Central Valley, Weiss's city-wide health and education integration, Motsebe's private equity approach in South Africa, and Fanning's cross-institutional cancer research consortium—creates sustainable capital and measurable outcomes. Collectively, these case studies advocate for a generational shift toward "engineering" solutions that prioritize local data, talent mobility, and self-sustaining economic structures over traditional charity.

  4. Milken Institute1h 6m

    Lunch Discussion: Investing in California's Future

    Bobby Kotick, Scott Minerd, Lynda Resnick, Lyndon Rive, Michael Milken

    A high-level panel convened by industry leaders like SolarCity's Lyndon Rive to analyze California's economic resilience, highlighting critical challenges in municipal debt, workforce retention, and immigration policy. The discussion detailed the tension between rapid renewable energy expansion and regulatory hurdles while proposing public-private partnerships to address educational gaps and unfunded healthcare liabilities. Ultimately, participants urged a strategic shift from reactive philanthropy to active business engagement to compete globally against emerging markets like China and secure sustainable long-term growth.