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.

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.

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.

Mairead Treanor is a senior associate of finance at the Milken Institute. Treanor works on the Institute’s Lifetime Financial Security Program, which focuses on innovative ways to make access to retirement savings possible for everyone.

Sixtine Foucaut is a senior associate on the Global Programming and Events team at the Milken Institute, where she helps oversee the content-building and speaker outreach for public and private events, particularly with high-level C-suite thought leaders.

Nicole Valentine is the FinTech Senior Director of the Milken Institute’s Finance pillar with over a decade of financial services, international Mergers & Acquisitions, technology, and innovation experience. As the FinTech Director, Nicole explores market innovation and developments, analyzes alternative regulatory approaches, and offers policy recommendations to facilitate FinTech’s responsible development.

Erin Lubitz is a director on the Business and Program Development team at the Milken Institute. Lubitz oversees fundraising strategies and fosters relationships with strategic partners and sponsors of all major Milken Institute convenings, including the Institute’s flagship event, Global Conference.

Amelia Johnson is a director on the business and program development team at the Milken Institute, managing strategy and engagement with strategic partners and sponsors both domestically and internationally to fund programs that widen access to capital, create jobs, and improve health.

Raleigh Doscher is a senior associate on the speaker relations team at the Milken Institute. Her role on the events team encompasses the coordination of speaker assets, registrations, and on-site support in the lead-up to and during MI events.

David Bohigian is an impact investor with extensive experience in investment, management, government and international development. He manages Pluribus Ventures, an impact fund of funds, with private investments in affordable housing, clean energy, online education, financial services, healthcare research and Veterans.