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From: "Milken Institute" <events@milkeninstitute.org> To: "Jeffrey Epstein" <jeevacationggmail.com> Subject: The Year in Review: Reaching new heights of activity and impact Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2013 20:17:27 +0000 Forward Vie,: web vet s,o,) Milken Institute 2013 Year in Review G'2, In 2013, the Milken Institute reached new heights of activity and impact. Our mission - to improve lives around the world by advancing innovative economic and policy solutions that create jobs, widen access to capital, and enhance health — has never been more critical. I hope you enjoy these highlights of an extraordinary year. With your support, we'll go even further in 2014." — Mike Klowden, CEO Convenings Mike Klowden, CEO What makes the Milken Institute more than a think tank? Our unique ability to bring together people with the minds and the means to take real action on critical issues. In 2013, the Institute convened 125 separate events, with more than 11,000 participants. These range from our trademark Global Conference, to meetings of our Global Capital Markets Advisory Council, to workshops of nonprofit disease foundations through the Research Acceleration and Innovation Network. Our DC-based Center for Financial Markets held regular congressional staff briefings and policy roundtables, and our Milken Institute Fellows in Israel met often to review their work on economic development. Gatherings of Milken Institute Associates, at Global Conference and elsewhere, connected them with innovative leaders — and each other. Milken Institute Forums, open to the public, brought inspiring speakers and thought-provoking authors to our Santa Monica headquarters. [0:`,Global Conference Global Conference Our 2013 Global Conference brought more than 3,000 leaders to Los Angeles. from 45 states and 50 countries, to take part in one of the world's premier meetings for business, finance, philanthropy and policy. Here. Tony Blair, Bill Gates and Institute Chairman Mike Milken listen to Rwandan President Paul Kagame discuss 'Investing in African Prosperity." Strive Masiyawa of Econet Wireless and Rhonda Zygocki of Chevron added corporate perspective. More than 140 panels helped participants better understand the issues that shape today's world. EFTA00684989 Partnering for Cures Partnering for Cures 'Partnering for Cures is the meeting I choose to attend each year? said one of this years participants. "It's where innovators come together to collaborate to get to a cure - smarter and quicker? Now in its fifth year, -P4C" spotlighted — and advanced — solutions transforming the medical research system. Here, National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins takes part in a discussion moderated by FasterCures Executive Director Margaret Anderson. ur CFM briefing on Capitol Hill CFM briefing, Capitol Hill Our DC-based Center for Financial Markets brought together poticymakers and legislative staff to examine a new plan for housing finance reform. CFM Executive Director Staci Warden leads a panel at the Senate that includes Senior Fellow Phillip Swagel. London Summit Associates event with Angela Ahrendts Associates event, New York At an event in Manhattan. Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts shared with Associates how a commitment to core values enabled the company to triple in size during her tenure and created the right dynamic for her transition to Apple next year. London Summit High atop Heron Tower in the City of London. the Institute brought global leaders (or a day packed with new perspectives at this year's London Summit. Here. Gillian Tett (third from left) of the Financial Times leads the opening plenary. "Global Overview: Is Confidence Returning?' Young Leaders Circle event with Mickey Drexler YLC, Los Angeles Our Young Leaders Circle members connect with distinguished speakers at events held around the world. Here. Mickey Drexler, CEO of J. Crew, shares lessons from his legendary retail career. EFTA00684990 GN Melanoma Research Alliance California Summit MRA event, New York The Melanoma Research Alliance raised awareness on a unique stage. as MRA's Co-Founder Debra Black, flanked by her leadership team, rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Content Our research puts authority behind our ideas. Nonpartisan in outlook and data-driven in approach, our research staff conducts analysis and develops insights that can drive change. In 2013, the groundbreaking study "A Matter of Degrees" pinpointed the value of education to a region's prosperity and served as a blueprint for communities and individuals charting their own economic advancement and career paths. "Global Opportunity Index: Attracting Foreign Investment" identified which countries are creating the best environment for the foreign direct investment that fuels economic growth. Robust data sites accompanied both studies, providing interactive tools for diving into the numbers. Our California Center studied income and educational disparities in the state and the cost of payday lending to California consumers. Our finance experts pointed out that "Breaking (Banks) Up Is Hard to Do," and we convened leading authorities to propose "A Pragmatic Plan for Housing Finance Reform." California Summit "Our wealth is in the minds of our people." said Governor Jerry Brown, keynoting this year's California Summit. The more intimate format of this year's event led to frank discussions and practical solutions. A Matter of Global Opportunity Degrees Index Throughout the year. our research staff and senior fellows enriched public discussion with frequent op-eds, media appearances and posts on our Currency of Ideas blog. Measure it, Improve it Best-Performing Cities MEASURE IT IMPROVE IT This comprehensive study compared bank regulation and supervision in 180 countries over more than a decade to help policymakers and analysts as they frame new banking policies in the post-crisis era. BEST-PERFORMING CITIES 2013 Our annual ranking of U.S. cities according to job creation and high-tech industry growth receives coverage from coast to coast. In 2013, it was a tale of tech and energy. EFTA00684991 Consortia-pedia CONSORTIA-PEDIA Getting new medical products from discovery to patients requires the right collaboration between the right partners. FasterCures launched this first of-its-kind project to deepen understanding of how to catalyze better partnerships. Connect The Milken Institute thrives thanks to the active and passionate involvement of our friends and supporters. Here are a few ways for you to get involved. MILKEN INSTITUTE ASSOCIATES MEMBERSHIP Gain access to a powerful network of leaders and groundbreaking research. Associates receive complimentary admission to Global Conference. Members-only events include economic briefings. interactive breakfasts, and salon- style evenings. To find out about joining, please contact Sarah Sandler at associates@milkeninstitute.org. MILKEN INSTITUTE YOUNG LEADERS CIRCLE Chapters in six cities — Los Angeles. New York, London. Jerusalem. Singapore and Washington, — include some of the best and brightest young professionals in finance. law. entertainment and technology. For information, contact Elena Zager at ezager@milkeninstitute.org. 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