(Agenda, speakers and sessions subject to change)

2017 Forbes Philanthropy Summit Agenda September 19, 2017 — Pier Sixty-One, New York City Solutions for the Next 100 Years What’s the world going to look like 2117? And how can philanthropists make it a better place?

A centenary comes but once in the lifetime of any organization—our 100th anniversary presents us an opportunity to use history as a springboard to uncover the breakthrough ideas of the future.

On September 19th, we’ll reveal the Forbes centennial issue, which highlights 100 of the greatest living business minds and their ideas for the next 100 years. In this spirit, for the sixth annual Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy, we’ll convene innovators and philanthropists from around the world to help us understand the depth and scope of increasingly complex global challenges, as well as the opportunity for innovative ideas and practices to solve them.

The past 100 years have seen incredible scientific discoveries, medical advancements, and changes in technology that have revolutionized the world. Can we take the next steps over the next century, and end poverty, create a sustainable planet and create a better world for all humanity? The stakes have never been higher -- neither have the opportunities.

Tuesday, September 19, 2017 9:00am Registration & Continental Breakfast

10:00am Introduction and Overview Randall Lane, Editor, Forbes Magazine

10:05am Welcome and Opening Remarks Steve Forbes, Chairman & Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Media

10:15am Vision 2117: A World With Clean Abundant Water The size of the global water crisis is daunting. 663 million people around the world have no reliable access to clean, safe water and 2.4 billion are without sanitation. Solutions that scale--spanning policy, technology and behavioral change--are all needed to match the magnitude of the problem and eradicate it. Academy Award winner Matt Damon, who cofounded Water.org, will share his journey in this space, and the opportunities to break through. He will then be joined by his Water.org cofounder for a fun, interactive discussion. Matt Damon, Co-Founder, Water.org Gary White, CEO & Co-Founder, Water.org Moderator: Randall Lane, Editor, Forbes Magazine

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10:50am Vision 2117: A World With Educational Equality A world where more than half the population is underutilized is a world that will never reach its potential. With more than 130 million girls worldwide unable to attend school, that’s true now, but it doesn’t have to be that way going forward. Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai and her Malala Fund are fighting to ensure every girl has the opportunity to receive a free, safe and quality 12-year education. She shares her insights--and optimism. Malala Yousafzai, Co-Founder, Malala Fund Moderator: Lara Setrakian, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, News Deeply

11:20am 10 Questions: 10 Minutes To Change The World 10 rapid-fire questions. 10 minutes. A visionary philanthropist shares what he’s working on in education, healthcare, energy - and how he can create lasting social impact and help make the world a better place. Patrice Motsepe, Founder, Motsepe Foundation & Founder & Executive Chairman, African Rainbow Minerals Moderator: Luisa Kroll, Assistant Managing Editor, Forbes Media

11:30am Vision 2117: The Knowledge Of The World, Delivered To All Part I: Breakthroughs in Basic Science America's continued economic growth is dependent on strong STEM skills. One of the world's great math minds (and philanthropists) shares why he is working to advance the frontiers of scientific research and to improve the way science and math are taught in our public schools. James Simons, Chairman, Simons Foundation and Board Chair & Founder, Renaissance Technologies Part II: The Scholarship for the 21st Century The 21st century has witnessed China’s ascent as a major economic force; the lack of effort to better understand Chinese business, politics and culture has been alarming. One Wall Street visionary has dedicated hundreds of millions to a global bridge that uses education and exchange to create change at a global scale. Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder, Blackstone Moderator: Steve Forbes, Chairman & Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Media Part III: Philanthropists and Education Simons and Schwarzman join in conversation together about the future of education and the investments that could alter the course of history. Moderator: Steve Forbes, Chairman & Editor-in-Chief, Forbes Media

12:10pm Special Lunch Welcome and Host Mike Federle, President & Chief Operating Officer, Forbes Media Introduction Wang Jian, Chairman, HNA Group Adam Tan, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, HNA Group

A Tribute to Eli Broad Moira Forbes, Executive Vice President, Forbes Media

Forbes 400 Lifetime Achievement Award for Philanthropy Eli Broad, Founder, The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation Previous recipients: Warren Buffett (2013), Chuck Feeney (2014), Bill and Melinda Gates (2015), Ted Turner (2016)

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1:45pm Vision 2117: A World With Interstellar Travel and Life Beyond Earth "We could soon be entering an era in which humans can leave their own star system to explore exoplanets using fly-by missions." A vision of space travel from Mars to the Stars that will enable further exploration of life and the universe. Yuri Milner, Founder, DST Global Moderator: Kerry A. Dolan, Assistant Managing Editor, Forbes Media

2:05pm Vision 2117: A World Where Girls Have The Same Opportunity As Boys The world is neither a just nor productive place when a majority of the people don’t have the full ability to achieve their potential. Remarkable advocates share a roadmap for reaching this critical UN Sustainable Development Goal. Jean Case, Chief Executive Officer, Case Foundation & Chairman of the Board, National Geographic Society Tsitsi Masiyiwa, Executive Chairman and Co-Founder, Higherlife Foundation Muhammad Yunus, Founder, Grameen Bank; Chairman, Yunus Centre; winner, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Moderator: Kweilin Ellingrud, Partner, McKinsey & Company

2:40pm Interactive Brainstorming Every participant at the Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy has proven themselves a problem-solver and a difference-maker. Led by the consultants at McKinsey & Co., we’ll break into groups, focusing on three different structural approaches to philanthropy. How to create your philanthropic business You wouldn’t run your business without a strategy – and your philanthropy should be no different. Philanthropists are confronted by a litany of questions. Which issue areas to focus on? In what geographies? What should you do beyond cutting checks? How will you know if you're having impact? In this session, we will discuss the process for developing a social impact strategy with the same rigor you would a business plan. Session leader: Tracy Nowski, Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company How to structure your philanthropic vehicles The philanthropy sector is in the midst of structural change with the creation of LLCs, donor-advised funds, capital aggregation vehicles and innovations within the historic foundation construct, allowing impact to be realized in ways that haven’t been possible within the conventional foundation structure. This session will be a robust discussion about innovative philanthropic models, lessons learned and an exploration of how to maximize social impact. Session leader: Manisha Gulati, Partner, McKinsey & Company

A multi-generational approach to philanthropy For many, the philanthropic journey goes beyond supporting and creating social impact. Some seek to introduce and engage successive generations of their families to their charitable work, while also aspiring to use the vehicle of their philanthropy to keep families bound. Others see their philanthropy as solely about using accumulated wealth to positively attack social problems. We will explore the philosophy behind these different approaches, and how to align family foundations when their dual objectives conflict. Session leader: Joe Daniels, Former President, 9/11 Memorial & Museum; Special Advisor, McKinsey & Company

3:50pm Special Session Yusuf / Cat Stevens, Artist & Activist Hugh Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Global Citizen Moderator: Randall Lane, Editor, Forbes Magazine

4:25pm Special Closing Conversation With Warren Buffett A Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy favorite -- our sixth-annual freewheeling talk with the person who has pledged more money to philanthropy than anyone in history. Introduction: Doug Guzman, Group Head, RBC Wealth Management & RBC Insurance Warren Buffett, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Berkshire Hathaway Interviewer: Randall Lane, Editor, Forbes Magazine

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5:00pm The Centennial Celebration At-A-Glance Patrick Gallagher, Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing, NetJets

5:05pm Cocktail Reception Brought to you by RBC

6:00pm The Forbes Centennial Celebration Please remain at Chelsea Piers and join us for a celebration of entrepreneurship 100 years in the making. Forbes was launched in September 1917, chronicling the “doers and doings” with the idea that “business was originated to produce happiness.” We’ll spend a special evening honoring that concept, with good company, great cheer and huge ideas. Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy participants will have a private entrance and VIP area to enjoy time with each other and a short program that will include Steve Forbes, Warren Buffett, a roll call of the 100 greatest living business minds and a very special musical surprise.