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Those in the business of addressing significant challenges that affect societies across the world—disrupters, entrepreneurs, visionaries—are indeed change agents in every sense of the word. But large-scale problem-solving, the kind that address highly complex if not wicked problems, requires transformative thinking. What are the lessons these foundation leaders are learning about building a better world?
Speakers
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Peggy ClarkExecutive Director of the Aspen Global Innovators Group -
Xavier de Souza BriggsVice President, Economic Opportunity and Markets, Ford Foundation -
Risa Lavizzo-MoureyPresident and CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Festival Underwrite... -
Sally OsbergPresident and CEO, Skoll Foundation
- 2016 Festival
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