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Cinny Kennard

Cinny Kennard serves as the executive director of the Annenberg Foundation, one of the largest family foundations in the United States.
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Terry Fulmer

Terry Fulmer, PhD, RN, FAAN, is the President, The John A. Hartford Foundation in New York City, an organization dedicated to improving the care of older adults.
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David Baltimore

David Baltimore is a professor of biology at the California Institute of Technology and the 1975 Nobel Prize recipient for work in virology.
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Kanika Singh

Director, Innovative Finance, Milken Institute Finance
Kanika Singh is director of innovative finance at the Milken Institute. She is responsible for executing the Institute's signature research projects, the Financial Innovations Labs, with a specific focus on the market failures and financing gaps in climate solutions.
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Daniel Goldstein

Director, Business and Program Development
Daniel Goldstein is a director in the Business and Program Development department at the Milken Institute, where he manages relationships with sponsors and supporters throughout the year, integrating them into Institute events and programs. In this role, he’s focused on fundraising and developing partnerships across the financial services ecosystem and corporate world as well as with key constituencies such as the Global Capital Markets Advisory Council and the Institute’s broader network of government officials, industry leaders and philanthropists.
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Catherine Collinson

Catherine Collinson is president of the Transamerica Institute and the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies. She is a retirement and market trends expert and champion for Americans who are at risk of not achieving a financially secure retirement.
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Kellie Luke

Director, Global Programming
Kellie Luke is a director of global programming at the Milken Institute and liaises directly with the MI Health, MI Philanthropy, and MI Finance teams to highlight publications, programs and experts at Milken Institute events throughout the year and around the world.
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Brian Carandang

Director, Business and Program Development
Brian Patrick Carandang is a director on the Business and Program Development team at the Milken Institute. He oversees fundraising strategies and partnership engagement across Milken Institute Health, which encompasses FasterCures, Public Health, Future of Aging, and Feeding Change, as well as ongoing health convenings hosted by the Institute across platform events.
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Eunice Lin Nichols

Eunice Lin Nichols is co-CEO of CoGenerate. She has spent more than two decades bringing older and younger generations together to bridge divides and solve problems, including leading CoGenerate’s innovation portfolio, serving as national campaign director for the Generation to Generation initiative, running The Purpose Prize (now a program of AARP), and scaling Experience Corps from one neighborhood school in San Francisco into a thriving Bay Area program helping thousands of kids read by third grade.
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