Sharanjit Leyl
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- Milken Institute48 min
Tech, Talent, and Entertainment: New Opportunities for Creators and Consumers | Asia Summit 2025
Sharanjit Leyl, Jay Brown, Patrick Lee, Janet Yang, Shurangjit Leal, Verbal
Chancellor Shurangjit Leal moderated a panel featuring industry leaders including Janet Yang, Jay Brown, Patrick Lee, and Ryu "Verbal" Yong-ji to examine the convergence of artificial intelligence with global entertainment and cultural production. The discussion balanced optimism about AI as a collaborative tool and a driver for democratized content creation against significant concerns regarding copyright, compensation, and the lack of human emotion in algorithmic generation. Panelists further analyzed how coordinated government support and superior storytelling have allowed Asian markets to transition from imitation to global innovation, while advising emerging creators to prioritize authenticity, ownership structures, and deep niche expertise over fleeting trends.
- Milken Institute1h 10m
The Evolution of Leadership
Heidi Toribio, Sharanjit Leyl, Marina Mahathir, Michael Owen, Igor Tulchinsky, John Wood
The Milken Women's Leadership Summit gathered industry leaders like John Wood, Marina Mahathir, and Michael Owen to redefine inclusion as active participation and highlight the fusion of data, artificial intelligence, and human resilience in modern governance. Participants addressed the critical need to democratize financial education through initiatives like WorldQuant University while navigating digital scrutiny and leveraging technology to bypass media restrictions in global advocacy. The session concluded with a consensus that future leaders must balance decisive action with long-term ecosystem building, prioritizing transparency and humility as the ultimate measures of character.
- Milken Institute1h 1m
Feeding the Planet: Innovations in Food and Agriculture
Sharanjit Leyl, Jeremy Coller, David Lee, Beverley Postma, Jason Strong
Addressing the projected demand of 2 billion additional people by 2030, a panel of investors and industry leaders including David Lee of Impossible Foods and Jeremy Grantham outlined a dual strategy combining radical plant-based disruption with incremental efficiency gains in existing livestock systems. The discussion highlighted that while biofortification by Harvest Plus offers a 1:17 return on investment to combat malnutrition, the global food revolution depends on achieving cost parity for technologies like heme-based meats and clean meat at scale. Ultimately, the consensus identified $65 trillion in responsible investment capital and a breakdown of institutional silos between finance, health, and agriculture as the necessary catalysts to drive this market-led sustainability transition.