Strive Masiwa
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- Milken Institute56 min
The World in 2025 (I)
Brian Sullivan, Karen Harris, Carrie Colagia, Pablo Legoreta, Strive Masiwa, Jim McCauken
The "World in 2025" panel featuring Strive Masiwa, Carrie Colagia, Pablo Legoreta, Karen Harris, and Jim McCaughen identifies capital superabundance, P4 medicine, and mobile leapfrogging as primary drivers reshaping global markets. These experts forecast a sustained demand-constrained economy with persistently low interest rates, alongside a decisive healthcare shift from reactive treatment to predictive monitoring enabled by wearable technology. Ultimately, the group concludes that while technology will automate routine tasks, the decade's most significant disruptions will stem from entrepreneurs who design new incentive structures to overcome regulatory inertia in traditional sectors.
- Milken Institute54 min
Beyond the Headlines: Global Leaders Explore Africa's Future
Mindy Silverstein, Bronwyn Nielsen, Tony Blair, H.E. Paul Kagame, Scott Minerd, Patrice Motsepe, Strive Masiwa, Bob Collymore, Jay Ireland, Fred Swannaker, John Rice, President Uhuru Kenyatta
The Milken Institute launched the Africa Business Fellowship Program, a reciprocal exchange initiative partnering with Strive Masiwa, Safaricom, and the Dangote Group to place up to 15 American entrepreneurs in African firms over six months. Supported by high-profile speakers like President Paul Kagame and Tony Blair, the event utilized demographic projections showing Africa's population could double by 2050 to argue that regional integration and private sector infrastructure investments are critical for unlocking a continent identified by the IMF as home to the world's fastest-growing economies. Panelists including Scott Minnert and Patrice Motsepi concluded by dismissing security concerns as manageable barriers and calling for immediate U.S. capital deployment to fuel the rising middle class and consumer industries across Sub-Saharan Africa.