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Worth addresses the financial, legal and lifestyle issues unique to high net worth individuals. Every issue of Worth is organized into three sections: MAKE focuses on wealth creation and entrepreneurship; GROW centers on wealth management and investing; and LIVE highlights philanthropy, lifestyle and passion investing.

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Feb/Mar —Wall Street West The Growing Financial Power of San Francisco: when people think of San Francisco, they think of tech startups, coffee shops, the Golden Gate Bridge and alcatraz. It’s time they started adding a new element to their image of this booming american city: finance. This special issue of Worth will look at how the growing wealth of San Francisco and Silicon Valley has led to a profound geographic shift in the american financial industry. while wall Street will always be a financial center, San Francisco’s economic muscle has sparked a change in the balance of power. In terms of emphasis, personnel, and capital, San Francisco has become wall Street west—a place of new energy and innovations that is rivaling new York’s status as the financial capital of the United States. In Make, we’ll cover the entrepreneurship that has generated San Francisco’s great wealth; in Grow, we’ll examine how the financial industry has responded to that wealth, and how San Francisco has generated home-grown, entrepreneurial challenges to wall Street’s dominance; and in Live, we’ll look at luxury from a west Coast standpoint, from wine to cars to travel and health.

apr/May —The Wellness and Travel IssueThe subject of health is both universal and deeply personal, and for Worth’s audience, health is a natural issue theme. Health is one of the most creative and exciting fields in the world of entrepreneurship; it is an active and often extremely profitable sector for investing; and it’s important to high net worth readers not only for their individual quality of life and longevity, but also for the implications health issues have on their families. In Make, we’ll look at entrepreneurs in health and medicine, exploring the most exciting new companies built around groundbreaking innovations. In Grow, we’ll examine health from two different angles: one, as a financial investment; and two, as a topic that requires close consultation with experts such as your financial advisor, your trusts and estates attorney and your family office. In Live, we’ll cover health from both a physical and a mental point of view, with a particular emphasis on travel. and because health is such an individual concern, Live will also have a bespoke theme. we’ll be looking at luxury goods, from fashion to watches and automobiles that high net worth readers can customize to their personal preferences. after all, health is all about making choices and being proactive—in all areas of your life.

Jun/Jul —The Families IssueThere may be no theme more central for Worth and our readers than that of family; it connects everything we do, from running businesses to financial planning to how we raise our children. Particularly in the high net worth space, the theme of family is one that links both the personal and the professional. How do we raise good kids in highly pressured and highly competitive environments? How do we ensure that their values and work ethics remain healthy when they grow up in a privileged environment? what if they don’t want to enter the family business? or what if they do—but shouldn’t? How can we plan for their financial well-being? Family is a compelling and rich topic whose questions are both urgent and intimate. we’ll cover the theme of family from all angles, looking at the challenges and rewards of running a family business; the many family-related issues in the world of wealth management; and lifestyle-related subjects such as parenting, education and travel.

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aug/Sept —The Entertainment and Technology IssueThe world of entertainment is characterized by several of the themes that define Worth—entrepreneurship, wealth generation and personal passion—making entertainment a natural fit for our Aug/Sept issue. we’ll cover the entertainment industry from multiple angles, from profiling entrepreneurs in entertainment production and creation, to finding smart investment opportunities in the industry, to a focus on “entertaining” in our Live section. This won’t be your standard entertainment issue that looks at what new shows will appear on fall television or what upcoming movies are expected to do well at the box office; we’ll examine the world of entertainment—its powerbrokers, its up-and-comers, its investment opportunities—as only Worth can. and because entertainment and technology are so connected, we’ll devote much of the Live section to consumer technology; the other half we’ll devote to fall fashion.

Oct/nOv —The Sixth Annual Power 100 Worth’s ongoing chronicle of the most powerful men and women in the world of finance will hit age six in 2015, and it just keeps getting better—higher-profile, more discussed, more reported-upon, more referenced. will the big banks have finally shed their nagging legal problems? How will changes in the political composition of Congress affect the list? will Europe have gotten back on track, and is asia still ascendant? as we did in 2014, we’re going to devote abundant space to our number one, with a full-page profile and an editor’s Q & a. we’ll also look back over the past six years of the Power 100 and chart the trends in financial power since we first began our chronicle of it. and, of course, we’ll look at who fell off our power list, and why.

Dec/Jan —The Year in Finance, the Best of 2015, Prepping for 2016Worth’s annual end-of-year forecasting issue has always been an essential guide to getting ready for the year ahead. But this time we’re adding new elements to the mix, taking more time to summarize and interpret the year just finished in order to better prepare for the year to come. In Grow, we’ll look at the year in finance, reminding our readers of the events that transpired and helping to make sense of them all. we’ll show the crucial events and the critical players, and we’ll explain why knowing about them—and even more important, understanding them—is essential to your financial preparation for 2016. Then we’ll turn to the most sophisticated financial experts in the world for their predictions on what to expect in 2016—and how to be financially strategic in the coming year. In Live, we’ll end the year with our editor’s picks for the best in luxury 2015. From automobiles to watches to fashion, spirits, travel and more, Worth’s editors will give readers their picks on the best luxury goods they’ve seen, experienced and tested.

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savvy investors: These individuals have high incomes. Their investments and interests range in scope from real estate investments to highly speculative oil and gas ventures, equipment leasing, alternative energy, movie production, agricultural ventures, income producing properties and all types of technology companies.

accredited investors: As defined by the SEC, Accredited Investors are those investors with an individual income of at least $200K per year, or having a net worth of at least $1 million.

Power spenders: Wealth Window classifies Power Spenders by modeling financial institution scores and factoring investable asset data at the ZIP+4 level. The result is an extremely accurate scoring system that ranks the spending power of these consumers at the highest level. It depicts the available discretionary spending over the next 12 months utilizing a consumer’s past 12-month transaction history. These individuals have significantly more liquidity to spend on nonessential goods and services than 90% of all U.S. households.

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adViSOr adMiSSiON PrOCeSSAdvisors who apply for admission into the program are vetted by the Worth® Leading Wealth Advisors™ team and experts at Paladin Advisor Research, led by founder Jack Waymire. In order to be considered, financial professionals must provide complete and full disclosure to investors so that independent Paladin Advisor Research analysts can thoroughly screen and evaluate their credentials, ethics and business practices. Once admitted, advisors pay a fee to help underwrite program costs.

Worth® Leading Wealth Advisors™ Program:An Exclusive Marketing Platform for Top Vetted Advisors in Key Markets

The worth® Leading wealth advisors™ Program is an integrated marketing platform—and a vetted venue—for top wealth, legal and insurance advisors nationwide. The service includes an in-book section designed to introduce some of the country’s leading experts to Worth readers and to provide sound guidance on how to maximize advisor relationships.

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“The event was incredible once again (as always) and it provided a wonderful opportunity to meet new people and network with likeminded folks. You and your team do an amazing job of producing these events and making sure they run so smoothly. I heard nothing but kudos from other attendees.”

to learn more about upcoming Summits, please contact your regional sales director or email wealthsummit@worth.com.

worth wealth Summits>>worth wealth Summits provide leading wealth advisors an opportunity to meet one another and learn from a variety of respected financial, luxury and Hnw market experts in an intimate setting. In 2014, worth wealth Summits were held in Los angeles (The London west Hollywood Hotel), Chicago (The waldorf astoria) and Greenwich, CT (The Greenwich Country Club). These events are by invitation only and are limited to advisors with a minimum of $200 million aUM.

“I would like to sincerely thank you for a remarkable day with you and your team at The worth Magazine Wealth Summit at the Greenwich Country Club. In my 8 years [at my firm] it may have been the very best business development event that I have ever attended.”

“ [worth] really hit a homerun with this one. The speakers, the guests, the food…everything was terrific. I’ve received several e-mails today commenting on my presentation…you provided us with a great venue to continue to get [our] message out to the right people.”

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SuPPLy PrOOFOur printer requires SWOP certified proofs. If a SWOP certified proof is not provided, Worth will output one for a charge of $95 per page. If you require your own copy proof, there will be a charge of $190 to output two proofs.

*notE: non-SWoP certified proofs are not necessarily accurate as they are made from different calibrations, inks and papers.

SiNgLe Page diMeNSiONStriM size 7.875” x 10.5”BLeeD size 8.375” x 11”LiVe area 6.875” x 9.5” (Keep all text within this area)

questiOns COnCerning aDsproduction@worth.com

senD aD MateriaLs tOJody Boyle, Sandow3651 NW 8th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33431 Tel: 561.961.7642

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Advertising Specs

aLteratiONSThere is a $250 alteration fee for ads not provided per the required specifications.

text area MarginstOP .5”BOttOM .5”siDes .5”

Bleed area must be .25 inches beyond trim

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Access to 125,000+ high net worth households in 10 key metropolitan areas

Customized entertaining and educational opportunities with Worth and our partners that put you directly in front of high net worth clients and prospects

Exclusive exposure to private jet travelers via custom newsstands at leading private airports

An on-target editorial environment for high-end financial and luxury marketers

Supplemental direct mail opportunities that further your advertising program

Custom gift subscriptions that support your CRM efforts

Highly affordable and effective advertising packages

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