Philanthropy has the power to transform lives when investing in the education and career advancement of young leaders who are at the forefront of fields such as medicine, education, technology and engineering, amongst others. Researching incurable diseases, fighting inequality, eradicating poverty and tackling environmental challenges are just some examples of issues that need talented next generation leaders. Through their work, many lives will be touched for generations to come, while solutions to our most pressing problems are found, allowing us to continue advancing a thriving world. This session will feature programs that are providing resources and creating communities for young leaders who have committed their lives to innovation, solutions and results. Join a dynamic dialogue on the post-pandemic role of philanthropy in investing in next generation leaders.

Moderator

Richard Sandler

Executive Vice President, Milken Family Foundation

Speakers

Nicholas Nickols

Associate Professor-in-Residence, Radiation Oncology, UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine

Chuck Ryan

President and CEO, Prostate Cancer Foundation

Evelyn Torres

Senior Director, Milken Scholars Program, Milken Institute

Jenny Tsang-Quinn

Chief Medical Administrative Officer and Senior Vice President of Population Health, Rendr