Worth Magazine
Worth is a U.S.-based magazine dedicated to finance, wealth management, and lifestyle, established in 1986 and revitalized by Sandow in 2009. It caters to affluent readers by tackling financial, legal, and lifestyle topics relevant to high-net-worth individuals. Each edition is divided into four main parts: "Make," which emphasizes entrepreneurship and earning money; "Grow," focusing on investment strategies and wealth management; "Live," showcasing philanthropy, lifestyle choices, and passion-driven investments; and "Creator," which explores luxury goods, services, and experiences.
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5 days ago |
worth.com | Dan Costa
At the 2025 Milken Global Conference, financial security took center stage—not just as a concern for late life, but as a lifelong journey. Cheryl Evans, Director of Lifetime Financial Security at the Milken Institute, sat down with Worth to explore the evolving concept of retirement and why now, more than ever, people—especially women—need to rethink how they prepare for their financial futures. “Originally, we started the program focused solely on retirement,” Evans explained.
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1 week ago |
worth.com | Dan Costa
At the 2025 Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles, I sat down with John Chambers—legendary former Cisco CEO and current founder of JC2 Ventures—for what turned out to be one of the most bullish conversations I’ve had on the future of innovation, global growth, and AI-driven transformation. Chambers, whose career spans every major tech transition from mainframes to the metaverse, doesn’t mince words. “I’ve seen this movie many times,” he said.
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1 week ago |
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
Today, we see rosé wines as a spring and summer essential, with consequences like “rosé all day” plastered on napkins, wine glasses, sweatshirts, etc. But if we look back in time, it’s not an entirely novel concept. Rosé dates back to 1550 BCE with the Phoenicians. Rather than it being the mark of warm weather’s arrival, it was a source of daily hydration. With water being a far cry from the dependable drinking source we know today, the ancients would pour it into red wine to disinfect it.
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1 week ago |
worth.com | Dan Costa
At the Milken Global Conference, amidst panels on private equity, geopolitics, and longevity science, Shamina Singh brought the conversation back to people. As Executive Vice President of Sustainability at Mastercard and President of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, Singh is on a mission to ensure that the global economy works for everyone—especially those too often left out of the equation. “Inclusive growth is about making sure everyone benefits from a growing economy,” Singh told me.
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worth.com | Dan Costa
At the Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles, where capital meets ideas, few attendees navigate the terrain with more clarity than Cate Ambrose, CEO of the Global Private Capital Association (GPCA). With over a decade of Milken experience under her belt, Ambrose has watched the conference—and the investment landscape—evolve into an increasingly international forum for innovation and growth.
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