Roger Stein
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- Milken Institute58 min
Israel as a Global Health Innovation Beta Site
Yulia Eitan, Chaim Bitterman, Gary Jacobs, Roger Stein, Yaron Nordorfer, Harlan Weissman, Glenn
The conference established a consensus to transform global healthcare from isolated technologies into a unified operating system, leveraging Clalit Healthcare Services' comprehensive longitudinal data to drive systemic efficiency and innovation. Key figures including Gary Jacobs and Roger Stein proposed structural shifts in financing and education, such as pooling high-risk biomedical assets and reorienting learning toward problem-solving, to overcome the "Valley of Death" in biotech and reduce chronic disease burdens. These strategies support Israel's ambition to become a global beta site where the government acts as a strategic navigator, funding public-private partnerships and Social Impact Bonds that solve specific clinical challenges defined by the healthcare system itself.
- Milken Institute1h 6m
Financing Ideas: Reinventing Israel's Capital Markets
Yuval Steinitz, David Gershon, Shmuel Hauser, Anath Levin, Oded Sarig, Roger Stein
Israel has secured remarkable economic resilience and a surge in foreign investment driven by strategic diplomatic outreach, though the nation currently faces structural bottlenecks in capital markets characterized by low liquidity and fragmented regulation. Government officials and industry leaders are collaborating to address these inefficiencies by simplifying regulatory frameworks, establishing a financial innovation hub in Tel Aviv, and incentivizing local entities to retain high-tech capital rather than facilitating immediate cross-border exits. These coordinated efforts aim to transform Israel's startup-centric model into a mature capital markets economy capable of sustaining long-term growth through robust domestic financing and deeper pension fund integration.