Digital Edition

The Milken Institute Issue 2024

Worth Magazine’s Spring 2024 issue features Milken Institute Chairman Mike Milken and CEO Richard Ditizio on the cover and spotlighting The Milken Institute bringing changemakers together at the Global Conference in L.A. and feature stories on 24 groundbreaking women in various fields. Articles explore topics such as anti-aging, mental health nutrition, elder abuse prevention, and the economy. Additionally, the issue includes portraits of YouTubers finding new monetization strategies, hedge funds using AI for weather-dependent investments, and the best private clubs globally. Luxury topics covered include premium sport watches, organic wines, and art reviews. Travel destinations highlighted include Miami and concert-focused ocean cruises.

Groundbreaking Women 2024

Worth Magazine’s Spring 2024 issue features Misty Copeland on the cover and spotlights 24 groundbreaking women in various fields. Articles explore topics such as anti-aging, mental health nutrition, elder abuse prevention, and the economy. Additionally, the issue includes portraits of YouTubers finding new monetization strategies, hedge funds using AI for weather-dependent investments, and the best private clubs globally. Luxury topics covered include premium sport watches, organic wines, and art reviews. Travel destinations highlighted include Miami and concert-focused ocean cruises.

Worth: The Worthy 100 2023

The Q4 issue of Worth Magazine focuses on The Worthy 100 list. The Worthy 100 winners exemplify this by using their wealth and influence to invest in social and emotional dividends, transcending the hedonic treadmill and contributing to long-term happiness and societal improvement.

Special Edition: Climate Issue + Innovation Issue 2023

The Q3 issue of Worth Magazine focuses on innovation, with much of the feature well dedicated to Artificial Intelligence’s global impact, ethical implications, and commercial evolution. Articles such as “Global Challenges AI Can Help Tackle” and “Transformational Healthcare Technologies” shine a light on AI’s transformative potential, while pieces like “The Struggle to Rein in AI” and “Is AI the New Tech Bubble?” provide a counterbalance by critically examining the technology’s limitations and hype.

Alongside these are features that appeal to a lifestyle-oriented yet tech-savvy audience: the electrification of luxury cars exemplified by Maserati, the growing allure of private jet travel, and the surging interest in glamping and high culture, such as ballet. Whether AI-generated art, the promise and challenges of air taxis, or the record-setting eclectic auction market, the issue offers a new narrative that weaves technology into the broader fabric of social, economic, and even leisure activities.