Patrick Fine
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- Milken Institute59 min
Advancing Global Health Equity Through the SDGs
Thomas Bollyky, Ruth Berg, Patrick Fine, Melissa J. Kopolow McCall, Tom Boyke, Katherine Connelly
The discussion highlights the 2015 UN Sustainable Development Goals' structural shift toward integrated, cross-sectoral approaches led by entities like AB InBev, Palladium, and FHI 360 to address gaps in child mortality and non-communicable disease outcomes. Participants debate the necessary evolution from primary health care to universal health care, emphasizing the critical roles of private sector financing, data disaggregation, and new donors from China and India in achieving a "leave no one behind" framework. Ultimately, the dialogue underscores the ethical complexities of engaging industry leaders in public health strategies while advocating for local ownership, fiscal policy reforms, and stakeholder capitalism to drive measurable, sustainable results.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
New Educational Pathways to Middle-Class Jobs
Jeffrey Selingo, Joseph Aoun, Gene Block, John Hickenlooper, Gail Mellow, Gregg Roden, Jeff Selingo, Patrick Fine, Nick Hilsner, Mark Yossowitz, Ray Jacobson, Jason Summers
Panelists from government, industry, and academia address the widening gap between traditional education and modern workforce demands by showcasing employer-led apprenticeships and micro-credentialing programs at Frito-Lay, LaGuardia Community College, and Colorado. Experts advocate for integrating "robot-proof" soft skills and coding literacy into core curricula while shifting toward lifelong learning models that combine technical training with human-centric adaptability. The discussion concludes that without systemic reforms including state-sponsored national service and expanded private-sector training, automation will increasingly displace workers, exacerbating wage stagnation and unemployment.