Shikha Jain is a senior director on the Business and Program Development team at the Milken Institute.  She has more than 20 years of mission-driven fundraising and relationship management experience.

Amanda Schlumpf is an associate director on the Business and Program Development team with the Milken Institute and helps developing their European presence and growth. She is responsible for initiatives such as the Global Capital Markets Advisory Council (GCMAC) and the Forum for Family Asset Management (FFAM) for Europe and is deepening engagement with Milken Institute’s broader network, including financial institutions, investment funds, corporations, young leaders and individual philanthropists.

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.

Lauren Batten is an associate director of institutional giving on the Business and Program Development team at the Milken Institute. With over 10 years of experience across public, private, and nonprofit sectors, Lauren manages the Milken Institute’s grants portfolio for Health, Finance, and Philanthropy programmatic pillars.

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.

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 an associate 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.

Courtney Lyman is a senior director on the business and program development team at the Milken Institute. She leads fundraising, logistics, and strategy.