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Raymond Nobu Chang
President, CEO, & Board Member at Agrify (NASDAQ: AGFY)
cannabis, agriculture, agrify corp, airflow, apple inc., automation, bank, biological engineering, cannabis, cannabis capital conference, cannabis conference 2021, cannabis earnings, cannabis entrepreneurs , cannabis funds, cannabis investor , cannabis market commentary, cannabis market growth, cannabis opportunities , cannabis portfolio, cannabis strain, capital market, coca-cola, color, competitive advantage, construction, debt, demand, economics, energy, engineering, euro, european union, flow measurement, flower, fluorescent lamp, greenhouse, hemp, highest quality cannabis, household income in the united states, humidity, intensive farming, learning, led lamp, legal cannabis industry , market (economics), mildew, positive feedback, powdery mildew, premier marijuana convention , raymond nobu chang, reason, regulatory compliance, science, security, software , strategic management, technology, temperature, tomato, trading strategies cannabis, transparency (behavior), urban sprawl
Kayla Haye
Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine at University of Southern California
census, convenience store, data, employment, food, food bank, food desert, food industry, food justice movement, food security, food system, hispanic and latino americans, household income in the united states, hunger, obesity, poverty, poverty in the united states, poverty threshold, real-time computing, retail, risk, sampling (statistics), supermarket, system engineers, system modeling, unemployment, walmart
Irena Asmundson
Chief Economist at California Department of Finance
automation, baby boomers, basic income, competition, economic inequality, employment, great depression, great recession, household income in the united states, immigration, incentive, innovation, institutional racism, interest, labour economics, lyft, management, price, progressive tax, recession, retail, retirement, tax, unemployment, workforce
Klaus Schwab
Founder and Executive Chairman at World Economic Forum
4ir, 5g, agriculture, ai, alphago, angela merkel, antonio guterres, apprenticeship, automation, banking union, big tech, bill gates, biodiversity, biology, bloomberg, bottom of the pyramid, brexit, brexit withdrawal agreement, business, business model, capital (economics), capitalism, carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide in earth's atmosphere, carbon neutrality, carbon price, carol dweck, ceo, chancellor of germany, child care, china, chromebook, citizenship of the european union, clean technology, climate change mitigation, climate crisis, coal, cold chain, common good, competition, computer security, computing, coronavirus, creativity, davos, davos 2020, deloitte, demand, democracy, deontological ethics, derivative (finance), documentary, donald trump, economic, economic development, economic growth, economic inequality, economics, economist, economy, economy of china, education, efficient energy use, electric generator, electricity generation, email, emissions trading, employment, energy, energy development, energy security, entrepreneurship, epidemic, ethical egoism, ethics, ethics of artificial intelligence, european debt crisis, european union, explainable artificial intelligence, external affairs minister, extreme poverty, facebook, facial recognition system, family, finance, financial inclusion, forum, fourth industrial revolution, free trade, future, future proof, general data protection regulation, generation, genetics, global catastrophic risk, global financial system, global warming, globalization, gmail, golf, google, governance, green economy, greenhouse gas, health, health care, health data, health system, homelessness, hope, household income in the united states, human capital, human development (economics), humanism, hydrogen fuel, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, immunization, income, information privacy, innovation, innovative financing, internet forum, internet governance, intrapreneurship, inventory, investment, investor, japan, klaus schwab, knowledge, law, leadership, lignite, linkedin, liquefied natural gas, low-carbon economy, machine learning, marc benioff, marine pollution, marine protected area, market (economics), measles, medicine, melati wijsen and isabel wijsen, mental health, mentorship, microsoft, millennials, mind, mindset, mobile payment, money laundering, moore's law, motivation, national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine, natural disaster, natural gas, nature, nature-based solutions, new deal, news, north american free trade agreement, nothing, nuclear power, online advertising, open science, option (finance), organizational culture, outsourcing, paradigm shift, parental leave, paris agreement, peace talk, pension, personal data, peter turkson, physics, platform economy, polio, politics, poverty, poverty reduction, poverty threshold, president of america, president of the european commission, president of the united states, president of ukraine, preventive healthcare, price, primary health care, privacy, profit (economics), programming, progress, protected area, protein, public policy, public–private partnership, quantum computing, reality, reason, recession, recommended for you, reform act 1832, refugee, renewable resource, resource, rights, risk, robotics, robustness (computer science), rubella, salesforce, satya nadella, science, shareholder value, singapore, siri, social capital, social enterprise, social entrepreneurship, social impact bond, social innovation, social media, software development, solidarity, soul, south korea, special address, stakeholder capitalism, stakeholders, startup company, strategy, subsidy, sustainability, sustainable business, sustainable development, sustainable development goals, switzerland, system, tariff, tax, tech, technology, thomas kuhn, trade, transparency (behavior), treaty, ukraine, ukraine–european union association agreement, unemployment, united nations, united nations global compact, united states, united states energy independence, united states–mexico–canada agreement, uplink, ursula von der leyen, vaccine, venture capital, volodymyr zelensky, water, wef 2020, wildfire, work, world, world bank, world economic forum, world energy consumption, world health organization, world news, world news today, world trade organization, worldeconomicforum, youth unemployment
Donald J. Trump
President of the United States of America at Office of the President of the United States
4ir, activism, african americans, ai, american middle class, apocalyptic literature, australia, australia bushfires, automation, bloomberg, book of revelation, capitalism, child care, china, climate action, climate justice, consumer confidence, davos, davos 2020, davos highlights, debate, democracy, deregulation, documentary, donald trump, economic, economic growth, economist, economy, education, employment, energy security, energy subsidy, eschatology, export, external affairs minister, fake news, finance, fortune-telling, forum, fossil fuel, fossil fuel divestment, future, global warming, globalization, greta thunberg, gross domestic product, high crimes and misdemeanors, household income in the united states, inflation, jill stein, law, leadership, liquefied natural gas, mike pompeo, millennials, natural gas, new deal, news, north american free trade agreement, nuclear power, optimism, outsourcing, parental leave, pessimism, politics, poverty, president of america, president of the united states, president of united states, property, prophet, recession, recommended for you, robotics, rudy giuliani, sean hannity, special address, steele dossier, subsidy, switzerland, tariff, tax, tech, technology, trade, two-face, unemployment, unemployment rates, united states, united states energy independence, united states–mexico–canada agreement, welfare, work, world, world economic forum, world news, world news today, world trade organization, worldeconomicforum, youth activism, youth unemployment
Sandi Metz
Chief Pedaler at TorqueForge, LLC
algorithm, american civil war, book, britney spears, compiler, compton, california, copayment, debt, for-profit higher education in the united states, global variable, go (game), great depression, health care, health insurance, hollywood squares, home owners' loan corporation, household income in the united states, howard schultz, improvisational theatre, instagram, irony, islamic state of iraq and the levant, lisp (programming language), luck, mortgage loan, multiple choice, music, ownership, penelope, programming, question, racial segregation, racial segregation in the united states, redlining, richard wiseman, rock paper scissors, ruby, ruby (programming language), ruby on rails, rubyconf, scala (programming language), slavery, social mobility, social security (united states), starbucks, student debt, student loan, the new york times, the new york times best seller list, tic-tac-toe, twitter, watts, los angeles, wonder woman
Thomas LeBlanc
President at George Washington University
academic degree, adolescence, analytics, anxiety, bachelor's degree, bias, classroom, college admissions in the united states, coursera, debt, depression (mood), discounting, distance education, doctor of philosophy, early action, economic inequality, education, education in the united states, educational technology, first-generation college students in the united states, george washington university, globalization, household income in the united states, income share agreement, institute, international student, internet access, investment, investor, labour economics, learning, learning environment, major depressive disorder, master of business administration, mathematics, mental health, milken, money, newspaper, option (finance), school, standardized test, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), suicide, tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california
George Weiss
Founder and Chairman at Say Yes to Education
academic degree, analytics, bachelor's degree, coursera, debt, discounting, early action, economic inequality, first-generation college students in the united states, household income in the united states, income share agreement, investment, investor, labour economics, master of business administration, money, option (finance), school, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california
Christopher Eisgruber
President at Princeton University
academic degree, analytics, bachelor's degree, coursera, debt, discounting, early action, economic inequality, first-generation college students in the united states, household income in the united states, income share agreement, investment, investor, labour economics, master of business administration, money, option (finance), school, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california
Brandon Busteed
Executive Director, Education and Workforce Development at Gallup
academic degree, analytics, bachelor's degree, coursera, debt, discounting, early action, economic inequality, first-generation college students in the united states, household income in the united states, income share agreement, investment, investor, labour economics, master of business administration, money, option (finance), school, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california
Jeff Maggioncalda
CEO at Coursera
academic degree, analytics, bachelor's degree, belief, bias, brand, choice, cognition, concept, consciousness, coursera, daniel dennett, debt, discounting, early action, economic inequality, economics, emergence, evolution, experiment, first-generation college students in the united states, household income in the united states, idea, identity (social science), if i stay (film), income share agreement, investment, investor, labour economics, leadership, marginal cost, master of business administration, mind, money, natural selection, option (finance), problem solving, profit (economics), reason, resource, school, science, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california, value proposition
Karen Symms Gallagher
Dean at Rossier School of Education, University of Southern California
academic degree, analytics, bachelor's degree, coursera, debt, discounting, early action, economic inequality, first-generation college students in the united states, household income in the united states, income share agreement, investment, investor, labour economics, master of business administration, money, option (finance), school, stock trader, student debt, student financial aid (united states), tuition payments, unemployment, university and college admission, university of southern california
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