There’s a strong case for philanthropy’s role in generating economic value to society. According to research by Citi Global Perspectives and Solutions, philanthropic activity could constitute 10 percent of GDP in many countries. Harnessing the complementary roles of philanthropy and investment could lead to more progressive economic outcomes in areas such as climate and education. What are the investment opportunities in Asia that could complement philanthropy? Where are opportunities to partner with fellow philanthropists and foundations as well as other types of capital to move the needle at a quicker pace? Join us for a conversation on how families can integrate their investments across their business and philanthropic portfolios to drive solutions for humanity’s most pressing issues. 

Moderator

Melissa Stevens

Executive Vice President, MI Philanthropy, Milken Institute

Speakers

Sarena Cheah

Executive Director, Sunway Group; Chair, Management Committee, Jeffrey Cheah Foundation

Kyung Sun Chung

Co-Founder and Managing Partner, The Sylvan Group

Gabriel Leung

Executive Director, Charities and Community, The Hong Kong Jockey Club

Gunhild A. Stordalen

Founder and Executive Chair, EAT Foundation