NOVEMBER 3 & 4, 2015RITZ-CARLTON, PHILADELPHIA and the CRYSTAL TEA ROOM

2015 CAPITAL CONFERENCE

A T T E N D E E G U I D E

WELCOME

We’re looking forward to seeing you at the IMPACT 2015 Capital Conference, to be held November 3 & 4 at the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia and the Crystal Tea Room. IMPACT 2015 is presented by The Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Tech-nologies (PACT), the region’s catalyst organization for capital and companies.

IMPACT 2015 will continue to give value and opportunity to a broad constituent base including: entrepreneurs, professional advisors, academics, and a greater spectrum of private equity investors, who fi nance and support the entrepreneurial company’s life-cycle. With specialized panels discussing business models for today’s environment, and our signature Gala Reception, IMPACT 2015 is a must-attend event.

WE ARE PLEASED TO HIGHLIGHT A FEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY SPEAKERS WHO WILL JOIN US AT IMPACT 2015:

MICHAEL G. RUBIN, Founder and Chief Executive Offi cer, Kynetic, will be participating in our Keynote “Fireside Chat” on Tuesday, November 3rd at 4:30pm. Michael is a renowned e-commerce entrepreneur and Founder of Kynetic, a private company singu-larly focused on building consumer Internet businesses that capitalize on the digital transformation of commerce. Michael is also Executive Chairman at each of Kynetic’s three consumer brands: Fanatics, the world’s leading online retailer of licensed sports merchandise; Rue La La, a leading online private sale destination in the U.S.; and ShopRunner, an innovative members-only service which aggregates shopping benefi ts from the top retailers and brands. Prior to Kynetic, Michael was Founder and CEO of GSI Commerce, Inc., which was acquired by eBay for $2.4 billion in 2011. Michael was responsible for building GSI into a formidable global network of e-commerce, multi-channel and digital marketing businesses servicing 150 of the top 200 Internet retailers. He is also co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Devils.

Michael will be interviewed by DAVID J. ADELMAN, President & CEO, Campus Apartments and Co-Founder and Chairman, Franklin Square Capital Partners.

CARLI LLOYD, member of US Women’s Soccer and a Gold Medal Winner at this year’s Women’s World Cup, will be delivering the Luncheon Keynote at 11:30am on Wednesday, November 4th. Carli, a professional soccer midfi elder and two-time Olympic gold medalist, has the distinction of scoring the game-winning goals in the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics. During the fi nal game of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Lloyd scored a hat trick to help lead the U.S. to a 5-2 win over Japan and capture the World Cup title. Lloyd’s performance earned her the Golden Ball Trophy as best player at the World Cup and the Silver Boot as one of the tournament’s top goal scorers.

Finally, this year’s closing event, THE LION’S DEN, will feature a panel of highly successful entrepreneurs who will be presented with 3-4 investment opportunities from the best of IMPACT’s featured companies. Investment decisions will be made LIVE in front of the IMPACT audience. Scheduled to appear are:

JONATHAN BRASSINGTON, CEO & Partner, LiquidHubWALTER (BUCK) BUCKLEY, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Offi cer, ActuaROBERT CORRATO, MD, Founder & Managing Partners, Devon Hill Capital PartnersMICHAEL HAGAN, Managing Partner, Hawk Capital PartnersMICHAEL WELLS, Managing Director, Princeton Biopharma Capital Partners, LLC

REGISTRATION FOR THE VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF IMPACT 2015Registration to the various components of IMPACT 2015 will all take place at the door of the event. Please note: your nametag will act as your entrance to the events; no nametag… no entrance. Nametags cannot be split or shared, so please be sure to pre-register all IMPACT 2015 attendees. Registrations can be processed on the PACT website — www.phillyimpact.com — until Friday, Octo-ber 30, after which they will be handled on-site only.

The handbook for IMPACT 2015 Capital Conference is also in the form of a phone app. To download the phone app for free, go to your iPhone’s App Store or Android’s Market and search for “IMPACT 2015”. The app will include the full agenda of events, company profi les, sponsor listings, and other critical information.

Once again we thank you for your support of IMPACT 2015, and we look forward to seeing you November 3 & 4!

Any questions please contact us at (215) 790-3689.

Sincerely,

Cheryl Jarvis-JohnsonDirector, IMPACT 2015 Conference

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE SPONSORS OF IMPACT 2015 CAPITAL CONFERENCE

GOLD SPONSORS

ActuaAmetekBaker TillyDechert

DeloitteEvove IPFranklin Square Capital PartnersSilicon Valley Bank

S I LVER SPONSORS

Brownstein GroupDLA PiperDomain AssociatesFairmount PartnersFidato PartnersJM Search

Klehr Harrison Harvey BranzburgOsage PartnersPhiladelphia Business JournalPhiladelphia MagazinePine Hill GroupStradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP

BRONZE SPONSORS

1315 CapitalAC LordiAON BioAdvanceBNY MellonBridge BankChase BankCredit SuisseCresa Edison PartnersGMS Surgent CPA’s & AdvisorsHercules Technology Growth CapitalHoward Fischer AssociatesJeffersonJohnson Kendall & JohnsonKreischer MillerM&T Bank

Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads LLPMurray DevineNSM Insurance GroupORS PartnersPNC BankQuaker PartnersSaul Ewing LLPSchnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLPSquare 1 BankStephano SlackSusquehanna Growth EquityTemple UniversityTL VenturesUniversity City Science CenterWells FargoWhite and Williams

IMPACT SUPPORTERS

Leading Edge VenturesRittenhouse Ventures

Robin Hood VenturesSeventySix Capital

COMMUN ITY PARTNERS

ACS Entrepreneurial Resource CenterAlliance for Women EntrepreneursAngel Venture FairBlue Tree Capital Group, LLCDelaware Crossing Investment GroupDrexel University - Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurs’ Forum of Greater PhiladelphiaFrench American Chamber of CommerceItaly America Chamber of Commerce of Greater PhiladelphiaJumpstart NJ Angel Network

Los Angeles Venture AssociationMid-Atlantic – Eurasia Business CouncilNational Venture Capital AssociationNew Jersey Tech CouncilPA Angel NetworkPennsylvania BioPhilly New Tech MeetupPhilly Start-up LeadersProject LibertySeed PhillyThe Technology Forum of DelawareU.S-Israel Binational Industrial R&D Foundation (BIRD) /Philadelphia-Israel Chamber of Commerce

GALA SPONSORS

T I TAN IUM SPONSORS

Early Stage Sponsor:Luncheon Sponsor:

HOST SPONSOR

PLAT INUM SPONSORS

INDUSTRY TRACK V I CE CHA IR SPONSORS

Healthcare: Technology:Early Stage:

PRINT SPONSOR:

SPEC I ALTY SPONSORS

Actua

AMETEK

Ben Franklin Technology Partners

Bentley Systems

Comcast Business

Cozen O’Connor

Duane Morris

EY

Evolve IP

Fairmount Partners

Fox Rothschild

Grant Thornton

Independence Blue Cross

KPMG

LiquidHub

Morgan Lewis

NewSpring Capital

Osage Partners

Pepper Hamilton

Pfi zer

Quaker Partners

RSM

Safeguard Scientifi cs

SAP

University City Science Center

University of Pennsylvania

The Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies (PACT) would like to give a special thank you for the support from our Founding Sponsors.

REGISTRATION

DRESS CODE: Business casual (no-ties)

FULL CONFERENCE IMPACT 2015 CAPITAL CONFERENCE

Tuesday, November 3The Ritz-Carlton, PhiladelphiaTen Avenue of the Arts1:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, November 4The Ritz-Carlton, PhiladelphiaTen Avenue of the Arts7:30 a.m. — 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday,November 4Crystal Tea Room100 Penn Square East, 9th Floor6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Your registration includes participation in all of the events at IMPACT 2015.

· You can register and pick up your nametag on November 3, at the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia which will act as your admission to the full conference.

· Please note: Your nametag will be fi led under your company name, even if you are a guest of a sponsoring company.

ONE DAY ONLY

Tuesday, November 3, 1:00 – 7:30 p.m.

· You can register and pick up your nametag on November 3, at the Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia which will act as your admission to Tuesday’s event.

· Please note: Your nametag will be fi led under your company name, even if you are a guest of a sponsoring company.

· If you are interested in attending any other portion of IMPACT 2015, please visit the website and register.

GALA RECEPTION ONLY

Wednesday, November 4, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.Co-Sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP and Pepper Hamilton LLP. Crystal Tea Room, 100 Penn Square East, 9th Floor, Philadelphia

· Registration will open at 5:45 p.m.

· Your nametag will act as your admission to the Gala Reception.

· You will not need to re-register if you have attended IMPACT 2015 but you MUST have your nametag with you to enter the Event.

· Please note: Your nametag will be fi led under your company name, even if you are a guest of a sponsoring company.

· If you are interested in attending any other portion of IMPACT 2015, please visit the website and register.

SUBSTITUTIONS: Substitutions are welcome; however, they must be emailed to Danielle Pintoby Friday, October 30 at dpinto@philadelphiapact.com.

CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations made after October 30 will not be refunded.

WHERE TO STAY

The Ritz-Carlton PhiladelphiaTen Avenue of the ArtsPhiladelphia, PA 19102

Loews Philadelphia HotelPhiladelphia Downtown21 North Juniper Street215-496-3200 www.marriott.com

Loews Philadelphia Hotel1200 Market Street215-627-1200www.loewshotels.com

Park Hyatt Philadelphia at the Bellevue1415 Chancellor Court(Broad & Walnut Streets)215-893-1234800-233-1234www.parkhyatt.com

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown1201 Market Street215-625-2900800-320-5744www.philadelphiamarriott.com

WHAT TO EAT

For restaurants with private dining rooms for your entertainment, contact dpinto@philadelphiapact.com.

AmisItalian/Small Plates412 South 13th Street215-732-2647www.amisphilly.com

BuddakanAsian Fusion325 Chestnut Street215-574-9440www.buddakan.com

Bud & Marilyn’sAmerican/Comfort Food325 Chestnut Street215-574-9440www.buddakan.com

Caribou CaféFrench Bistro1126 Walnut Street215-625-9535www.cariboucafe.com

The Continental Restaurant and Martini BarGlobal Small Plates138 Market Street215-923-6069www.continentalmartinibar.com

Cuba Libre Restaurant and Rum BarLatin Fusion10 South 2nd Street215-627-0666www.cubalibrerestaurant.com

Fogo de ChãoBrazilian Churrascaria1337 Chestnut Street215-636-9700www.fogodechao.com

The Capital GrilleSteakhouseBroad & Chestnut Streets215-545-9588www.thecapitalgrille.com

LolitaContemporary Mexican106 S. 13th Street215-546-7100www.lolitaphilly.com

ParcFrench Bistro227 S. 18th Street215-545-2262www.parc-restaurant.com

VedgeInventive/Upscale Vegetarian1221 Locust Street215-320-7500www.vedgerestaurant.com

ZahavModern Israeli237 Saint James Place215-625-8800www.zahavrestaurant.com

SO MUCH TO DO IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia is a city rich in history, culture and entertainment. From the birthplace of our nation’s government, to fi ne cuisines in some of the most exquisite restaurants in the nation, to a dazzling nightlife as well as some of the most competitive sports teams, there is so much to do in Philadelphia! We want your experience in our dear city to be a memorable one. To that end, the PACT Staff has come up with “Our Favorite” picks for: Where to Stay, Where to Eat, Where to Go, and What to Do.

BEST PHILLY CHEESE STEAKS

Geno’s Steaks 1219 South 9th Street 215-389-0659 www.genosteaks.com

Jim’s Steak 400 South Street 215-928-1911

Pat’s King of Steaks 1301 South 9th Street 215-468-1546

PERFORMING ARTS

Academy of Music Broad & Locust Streets 215-893-1999 www.academyofmusic.org

The Arden Theatre 40 N. 2nd Street 215-922-8900 www.ardentheatre.com

Forrest Theatre 1114 Walnut Street 215-923-1515 www.forresttheatre.com

The Kimmel Center Broad & Spruce Streets 215-670-2300 www.kimmelcenter.org

The Wilma Theater 265 S. Broad Street 215-893-9456 www.wilmatheater.org

WHERE TO GO

Chris’ Jazz Café 1421 Sansom St 215-568-3131 www.chrisjazzcafe.com

The Franklin Mortgage & Investment Co. 112 S. 18th Street www.thefranklinbar.com

Lucky Strike Lanes 1336 Chestnut Street 215-545-2471 www.bowlluckystrike.com

McGillins Olde Ale House 1310 Drury Lane (Between 13th & Juniper Streets and Chestnut & Sansom Streets) 215-735-5562 www.mcgillins.com

Tir Na Nog Bar and Grill 1600 Arch Street 267-514-1700 www.tirnanogphilly.com

WHAT TO DO

Independence Visitor Center 6th & Market Streets 800-537-7676 independencevisitorcenter.com

Philadelphia Museum of Art 26th Street & the Ben Franklin Parkway 215-763-8100 www.philamuseum.org

The Barnes Foundation 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway 215-278-7200 www.barnesfoundation.org

The National Constitution Center 525 Arch Street 866-917-1787 www.constitutioncenter.org

The Franklin Institute 222 North 20th Street 215-448-1200 www2.fi.edu

The Mütter Museum of Medical Oddities 19 S 22nd Street 215-560-8564 muttermuseum.org

GETTING AROUND

AMTRAK Customer Service 1-800-872-7245

Daily stops in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C.

Taxis

Olde City Taxi 215-338-0838

Quaker City Cab 215-728-8000

United Cab Association 215-238-9500

Yellow Cab 215-922-8400

SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority) Includes: Bus, Subway, and Commuter Rail

Customer Service 215-580-7800

SEPTA Airport Rail Line connects to Center City in 25 minutes.

PATCO (Port Authority Transit Corporation) High Speed from Center City to Southern New Jersey

In Philadelphia, call: 215-922-4600 In New Jersey, call: 609-772-6900

For information about traveling to the region and a comprehensive calendar of events, log on to the Greater Philadelphia Marketing and Tourism Corporation (GPTMC) website at WWW.GOPHILA.COM.

*IMPACT 2015 and The Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital Technologies (PACT) do not have an affiliation with any of the businesses provided above. The businesses provided are only suggestions. IMPACT 2015 and PACT are not responsible for any insufficient services provided.

*PACT is an affiliate of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.

FROM ROUTE 76 (SCHUYLKILL)

� Take Route 76 to Exit 344/I-676 East

� Take I-676 East and exit at Broad Street/Route 611 (2nd exit) you will be on Vine Street

� Make a right onto N 15th Street

� Make a slight left onto S Penn Square

� Make a slight right onto Avenue of the Arts and destination will be on the right

FROM INTERSTATE 95 SOUTH (AIRPORT LOCATIONS)

� Take I-95 North to Exit 22 Central Philadelphia /I- 676 (Stay in the left lane of this exit)

� Follow signs for I-676 West to the 1st exit (Broad Street)

� Merge onto N 15th Street

� Make a slight left onto S Penn Square

� Make a slight right onto Avenue of the Arts and destination will be on the right

FROM INTERSTATE 95 NORTH (TRENTON, PRINCETON LOCATIONS)

� Take I-95 South to Exit 22 Central Philadelphia/I-676 (Stay in the left lane of this exit)

� Follow signs for 676 West to the 1st exit (Broad Street)

� Merge onto N 15th Street

� Make a slight left onto S Penn Square

� Make a slight right onto Avenue of the Arts and destination will be on the right

FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE

� Follow Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 20/I-476

� Take I-476 South to Exit 57/I-76 Philadelphia

� Stay on I-76 East for approximately 12 miles to Exit 344/I-676 East

� Follow directions above: From Route 76 (Schuylkill)

FROM THE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE

� Take NJ Turnpike to exit 4 (Philadelphia/Camden Exit)

� Take Route 73 North and follow it to Route 38 West

� Take 38 West to the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, crossing into Philadelphia

� Continue to follow U.S. 30 W

� Make a slight right onto Vine Street

� Make a left onto N Broad Street

� Make a left onto N 15th Street

� Make a slight left onto S Penn Square

� Make a slight right onto Avenue of the Arts and destination will be on the right

DIRECTIONS | THE RITZ-CARLTON, PHILADELPHIATEN AVENUE OF THE ARTS

FROM THE SOUTH (PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, WILMINGTON, BALTIMORE)

� Take I-95 North to Exit 17

� Follow 676 West to Central Philadelphia – Broad Street Exit (this will place you on 15th Street)

� Follow 15th Street to Market Street (5th Light)

� Bear left around City Hall and continue through next light at South Broad Street

� Keep to the right for Juniper Street, which will take you directly in front of the Wanamaker Building and the Crystal Tea Room

FROM THE NORTH (TRENTON, PRINCETON)

� Take I-95 South to Exit 17

� Follow 676 West to Central Philadelphia – Broad Street Exit (this will place you on 15th Street)

� Follow 15th Street to Market Street (5th Light)

� Bear left around City Hall and continue through next light at South Broad Street

� Keep to the right for Juniper Street, which will take you directly in front of the Wanamaker Building and the Crystal Tea Room

FROM THE EAST (BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BRIDGE, SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY)

� Cross the Bridge and follow 676 West

� Follow 676 West to Central Philadelphia – Broad Street Exit (this will place you on 15th Street)

� Follow 15th Street to Market Street (5th Light)

� Bear left around City Hall and continue through next light at South Broad Street

� Keep to the right for Juniper Street, which will take you directly in front of the Wanamaker Building and the Crystal Tea Room

FROM THE WEST (MAIN LINE)

� 76 East (Schuylkill Expressway) to 676 East/Central Philadelphia

� Broad Street exit, stay on your extreme right and make right turn at light (15th and Vine)

� Follow 15th Street to Market Street (4th Light)

� Bear left around City Hall and continue through next light at South Broad Street

� Keep to the right for Juniper Street, which will take you directly in front of the Wanamaker Building and the Crystal Tea Room

DIRECTIONS | GALA RECEPTIONCRYSTAL TEA ROOM, THE WANAMAKER BUILDING100 PENN SQUARE EAST, PHILADELPHIA, PA

CO-SPONSORED BY

The Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital & Technologies is an affiliate of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.