Tracey Woon
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- Milken Institute46 min
Shifting from Reactive to Proactive Health Care | Asia Summit 2024
Sung Hee Choe, Binayak Dutta, Amit Kakar, Lance Little, Simranjit Singh, Tracey Woon, Simran Singh
Facing a healthcare expenditure projected to surpass defense spending by 2030, Singapore launched the Healthier SG initiative to shift focus from acute treatment to preventive care managed by general practitioners. This strategic pivot addresses critical gaps in chronic disease management and early cancer detection by leveraging government incentives, while innovators like Roche Diagnostics and Novo Holdings introduce self-sampling technologies and AI diagnostics to overcome behavioral barriers and workforce shortages. Despite these advances, stakeholders emphasize that sustained progress requires resolving regulatory friction, aligning financial incentives for prevention, and accelerating patient adoption through targeted behavioral nudges and dynamic insurance models.
- Milken Institute38 min
The Stories We Tell Panel Discussion
Tracey Woon, Drue Kataoka, Frank Luntz, Jay Shetty, Drew
UBS-hosted panelists Frank Vassiliadis, Drew Shindler, and Jay explored the intersection of storytelling, technology, and mindfulness to address modern societal challenges ranging from cross-cultural values to the rise of "fake news." The speakers argued that true influence requires deep introspection and honest self-awareness, contrasting passive digital consumption with the critical engagement fostered by arts-integrated education and genuine social impact. Concluding with a guided meditation, the session emphasized that internal peace and parental modeling are essential foundations for navigating a media landscape increasingly dominated by superficial metrics.
- Milken Institute46 min
Women Leaders’ Summit: Lunch Plenary | Navigating Challenges in an Uncertain World
Michael DeAddio, Tina Fordham, Liew Tzu Mi, Elena Okorochenko, Tracey Woon, Mike D'Addio
Moderated by WorldQuant CEO Mike D'Addio, a panel of industry leaders from S&P Global, UBS, Citi, and GIC Singapore analyzed critical disruptions in technology, geopolitics, and sustainability. The discussion highlighted specific strategies for navigating emerging market shifts, such as S&P Global's mobile-only ecosystem initiatives and GIC's offensive engagement in China's sovereign debt markets, while warning of systemic risks like the APAC $1 trillion refinancing burden and political volatility driven by populism. Concurrently, the speakers emphasized that data aggregation, gender-inclusive economic empowerment, and hybrid business-technology skill sets are essential for transforming workforce displacement into operational growth opportunities.