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  1. Milken Institute33 min

    The World Post COVID-19: Silver Linings for Business - Conference Call Series

    Laura Deal Lacey, Oriel Morrison, Raj Ganguly, Magnus Grimeland, Chatri Sityodtong, Laura DeLacy

    The Milken Institute convened a global webinar series featuring leaders from B Capital, Antler, and ONE Championship to analyze the unprecedented economic and societal shifts driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. These experts detailed how the crisis has halted traditional sectors while accelerating growth in digital health and education technology, prompting entrepreneurs to adopt a "warrior mentality" to secure supply chains and generate employment. The discussion further emphasized that while immediate survival strategies focus on short-term profitability, the long-term outlook predicts permanent structural changes in global governance and supply chain management.

  2. Milken Institute56 min

    Leadership Lessons from the Road Less Traveled

    Lynn McDonald, Oriel Morrison, Naomi Campbell, Jeremy Coller, Mika Häkkinen, Joseph C. Tsai, John Wood

    High Commissioner Lynn McDonald outlined Canada's feminist and progressive trade strategies during the nation's 150th anniversary, while a diverse panel of global leaders including Joe Tsai, Naomi Campbell, and John Wood exchanged insights on trust, humility, and "unreasonable" goal-setting. The event detailed how figures like Ms. Campbell leveraged industry influence for diversity and Mr. Wood scaled Room to Read to serve 12 million students by hiring private-sector talent for public missions. Participants concluded that adapting to AI-driven markets and addressing systemic inequalities like speciesism requires bold, mission-driven pivots to create lasting societal impact.

  3. Milken Institute1h 0m

    Credit Market Outlook

    Oriel Morrison, Paul Horvath, Christopher Lee, Shyam Maheshwari, Robert Petty

    A panel of financial experts identifies a global economic inflection point driven by "Japanification" and stagnant growth, prompting a strategic shift away from overvalued Western assets toward Asia's emerging credit markets. Despite significant risks from shadow banking, high non-performing loan ratios, and regulatory fragmentation, the consensus highlights a massive $37 trillion debt expansion and a pivot to non-bank lending as the primary source of alpha in the region. While navigating complex legal environments and a climbing default cycle, institutional investors are increasingly deploying capital into distressed Asian debt through specialized private platforms and creditor-friendly partnerships to capture substantial recovery returns.