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This is a remarkable opportunity to take your place among the thinkers and doers who will change the course of financial markets, education, medical research, energy and other vital issues.

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ABOVE: Elon Musk, CEO and CTO, SpaceX, CEO and Product Architect, Tesla Motors (left), Jeff Skoll, Founder and Chairman, Participant Media and Founder and Chairman, Skoll Foundation, and Kimbal Musk, Co-Founder, the Kitchen Community. RIGHT: Sallie Krawcheck, former President, Global Wealth & Investment Management, Bank of America; Leon Black.

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gLOBaL cONfERENcE cOmBINES a serious intellectual focus with unparalleled opportunities for building new business relationships. The energy is contagious as a remarkable cross-section of leaders from the public and private sectors converges.

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dURINg ThIS hIgh-POwEREd gaThERINg, professionals and experts from many fields of interest are accessible and eager for discussion. ideas are exchanged in the hotel hallways, in private meetings and in the Global conference pavilion, a central space for relaxing and networking. The conference experience is expressly designed to produce partnerships and more effective policy.

“ Some of the greatest minds in the entire world on bioscience are here. Like, these are my idols.” Jack andraka | Student Inventor, Scientist and Cancer Researcher

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LEFT: Indra Nooyi, Chairman and CEO, PepsiCo. RIGHT: Francis Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health, and Jack Andraka.

marc andreessen on technology and prosperity

Ariel Investments President mellody hobson on capital access for women

Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt on the frontiers of information technology

arianna huffington on the future of journalism

al gore on confronting climate change

Jeffrey Immelt, the CEO of GE, on keeping the U.S. competitive

Earvin (magic) Johnson on HIV prevention and AIDS eradication

Nouriel Roubini on the dynamics of emerging-market growth

UCSF Chancellor and biotech innovator Susan desmond-hellmann on medical science

Trailblazing scientist craig Venter on unlocking the human genome

david Rubenstein on trends in private equity

maya macguineas on public debt and fiscal policy

a program like no otherA sampling of the high-level dialogue at the gathering:

CHANGING THE WORLD, TOGETHER.

TO BRINg ThIS EVENT TO LIfE, we design a sweeping and ambitious program that delves into financial markets, economic development, global health, energy, the environment, public policy, education, media and technology. The institute’s noted economists and researchers work closely with panelists to ensure that each session presents accurate, up-to-the-minute data in fresh and incisive ways.

The Global conference brings together thought leaders from around the world and from every sector of the economy. This is the place to hear about disruptive technologies, medical breakthroughs and investment opportunities that most observers have yet to spot. You’ll learn about emerging markets, fresh approaches to risk management and what lies ahead for business and industry.

This is the world’s top finance conference, with dozens of sessions addressing the latest market trends. it is an indispensable gathering for the financial community, ciOs of large pension plans, leaders from major foundations, venture capitalists, private equity and hedge fund managers, and high-net-worth individuals.

industry leaders from health care, real estate, retail, energy, technology, entertainment and many other sectors participate as both speakers and attendees. They are joined by U.S. officials, foreign leaders, educators and philanthropists.

Only a few gatherings in the world offer the chance to sit down with the people who will shape the coming year’s agenda . . . and the Global conference is one of them.

• more than 3,000 attendees represent public companies with many trillions in combined market cap, including numerous fortune 1000 firms.

• global conference draws investors with at least $16 trillion in assets under management.

• more than 40 percent of all attendees are chairmen, presidents, cEOs, directors, partners, vice presidents, cIOs or cfOs.

• major philanthropists and representatives from some of the world’s most prominent family offices and foundations are on hand.

• attendees come from across the United States and more than 50 nations around the world.

who attends?

“ It’s a whirlwind of intellectual excitement — and a helluva lot of fun.” James woolsey | Chairman, Woolsey Partners; Of Counsel,

Goodwin Procter LLP; former Director, Central Intelligence Agency

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Reporters know this is the place to learn about new trends and get the best read on where the markets are headed. In fact, many top journalists not only report on what’s being said at the conference, but take an active role as panel moderators.

This media-rich environment offers a unique opportunity to reach top-tier business and financial news outlets. The conference also makes a major social media splash, as leading financial bloggers cover the action in real time and prominent speakers tweet their observations to multitudes of followers.

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