Nathan
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- Goldman Sachs21 min
MBA 101: Navigating Industries, Careers and Beyond: Google Hangout
Goldman Sachs representatives Pierre, Sabrina, and Nate moderated a panel discussing MBA recruiting strategies, emphasizing that academic excellence and genuine passion are critical for differentiation in Investment Banking and Private Wealth Management. The speakers advised treating the hiring process as a marathon that prioritizes deep connections over high-volume networking while utilizing career services to navigate off-campus opportunities. They further detailed how the firm supports a sustainable work-life balance by integrating community engagement and mentorship into demanding professional roles.
- Milken Institute1h 26m
The California-Israel Innovation Project (audio only)
Jerry Brown, Benjamin Netanyahu, Glenn, Tom Soto, David Nahai, Shlomo Labet, Yariv Cohen, Nathan, Martha Amram, Jagdeep Basher, Lee Wallach, Eric Green, Sean Landris, Gil Galanos, Yair
California and Israel formalized a historic government-to-government partnership targeting water security, climate resilience, and biomedical innovation through strategic collaboration between state agencies and anchor entities like IDE and Netafim. Key outcomes include a planned Los Angeles task force to deploy Israeli leak detection technology within the LADWP, the proposal of a $20 billion joint super bio fund to address capital gaps in deep-tech sectors, and a shift toward utilizing California physicians for clinical training in Israel. Future initiatives prioritize establishing shared data platforms for health and agriculture while aligning regulatory frameworks to facilitate long-term infrastructure investment and global market scaling.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
Global Governance: Which System Will Thrive?
Nathan, Mario Monti, Mitch Julis, Frank Fukuyama, Neil Ferguson
Prominent scholars including Mario Monti, Neil Ferguson, and Frank Fukuyama analyze the tension between democratic short-termism and the long-term planning capabilities of autocratic systems, highlighting how institutional decay and generational imbalances threaten Western stability. The discussion further examines the fragility of the European Union, the mispricing of geopolitical risks by financial markets, and the urgent need to revive robust military alliances to counter a resurgent Russia and manage China's rise. Ultimately, the panelists argue that navigating this return to 19th-century power dynamics requires overcoming domestic gridlock through grand coalitions and shifting public focus from immediate consumption to sustainable intergenerational security.