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Trent Stamp

Trent Stamp has served as CEO of the Eisner Foundation since 2008. In addition, he serves on the boards of the Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy at the University of Southern California, the Center for the Future of Aging at the Milken Institute, Eisner Health and Southern California Grantmakers, where he chairs the audit committee.
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Michael Hodin

Michael Hodin is CEO of the Global Coalition on Aging, a managing partner of High Lantern Group and a fellow at Oxford University’s Harris Manchester College.
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Alexander Meeks

Director, 10,000 Communities Initiative, Milken Institute Finance
Alexander Meeks is a director at Milken Institute Finance. He focuses on helping communities accelerate resilient disaster recovery and adapt to extreme weather events.
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Jennifer Rossano

Project Director, Future of Aging, Milken Institute Health
Jennifer Rossano is a researcher, writer, and thought leader working at the intersection of aging and health. As a project director at the Milken Institute Future of Aging, she conducts research, produces content, and develops insights to promote healthy longevity.

Capital Deployment for Global Climate and Economic Resiliency

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Despite growing urgency, the global climate response remains fragmented, with capital and collaboration failing to reach the regions and sectors that need them most. As a trusted nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank, the Milken Institute – working internationally across finance, philanthropy, and health – convenes local and global leaders who direct investment capital and philanthropy into high-impact climate solutions and high-need areas, ensuring that funding flows where it is needed most, in ways that are sustainable, scalable, and adaptable to shifting global and regional dynamics. Through data-driven research and impact-driven programs, we inform private sector strategy and public policy to accelerate and deliver real-world climate action.

In the lead-up to COP30 in Brazil, the Institute will take its climate initiatives to São Paulo this November with a two-day event focused on sustainability, climate finance, and investment. Through a series of curated public and private sessions, we will bring together regional and global stakeholders to elevate Latin American priorities, mobilize capital, and help shape a more inclusive and investment-ready agenda for COP30 and beyond. Looking beyond Brazil, the Institute is deepening its engagement with fellow asset owners and investors to align capital deployment with locally led solutions.

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Alex M. Azar II

Alex Azar has extensive health care experience in the senior-most levels of the US government and the private sector, giving him a unique perspective and background.