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We are excited to announce the NAFTZ’s 41st Annual Conference and Exposition in beautiful Miami Beach,

Sept. 8-11, 2013. Our timely theme is: “FTZs: A Gateway to Global Opportunities.” Our program this year is packed

with informative speakers and panel discussions on the expanding opportunities provided by the new regulatory

environment. We hope you will enjoy the program along with the splendid setting of Miami Beach.

With the increasing globalization of the U.S. economy, and deepening sophistication of supply chains, the U.S.

Foreign-Trade Zones program is more important than ever to economic growth. In the almost eight decades since it

was established, the FTZ program has become a proven tool to promote the export-competitiveness of U.S. industry,

to attract foreign-investment to the United States, and to retain manufacturing activity and jobs on U.S. soil. From

the White House through the halls of Congress, policy-makers are realizing that the FTZ program plays an important

role in achieving each of those national economic objectives.

As the latest report of FTZ activity demonstrates, the program is being used by more than 2,800 U.S. companies

employing 340,000 workers in zone operations across the United States. The new, streamlined FTZ Board

regulations published in 2012 have combined with growing use of the Alternative Site Framework to open FTZ

benefits to an expanding circle of U.S. producers. Small and medium-sized enterprises can now qualify for zone

status in a matter of weeks rather than months or years, with more predictable approval of manufacturing activity.

The responsibility of grantees has been clarified, along with rules regarding uniform treatment. With the continued

recovery of the U.S. trade sector, the FTZ program is poised for a new round of growth in activity.

Our conference program offers both a broad perspective on the role of the FTZ program in promoting economic

development and competitiveness, as well as the nuts and bolts knowledge that grantees and operator/users need

to utilize the program to its full potential. We will also have a conference session with Andrew McGilvray, Executive

Director of the FTZ Board in Washington, DC, and we have invited key officials from U.S. Customs and Border

Protection. The program will offer more specialized tracks for Grantees, Operator/Users, and the Petroleum sector, as

well as a Fundamentals track for those new to the FTZ program.

Our 41st Annual Conference will be a great opportunity for education and networking, but it is also a time of fun and

celebration. Since 1973, NAFTZ has been serving the needs of the zones community while advocating in Washington

to expand the program’s important benefits. The recent regulatory improvements are the culmination of years of work

by dedicated NAFTZ members.

Again, we welcome you to join us in Miami Beach, to explore the new world of opportunity through the FTZ program!

Sincerely,

Scott Wienke, Chairman Daniel Griswold, President

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General Session — To learn how current trade patterns, the PortMiami, the FTZ Board & CBP Regulations impact you.

Fundamentals Track — To learn how to integrate the planning, performance and completion procedures to eliminate problems during routine activities.

Combined Grantee/Operator/User Track — To develop effective and efficient techniques to complete FTZB applications, assess feasibility, overcome conflict and manage a zone.

Grantee Track — To learn how to complete waivers under new FTZB Regulations, develop operator relationships, determine the difference between ASF versus TSF, use the New Grantee Handbook and apply the Host Zone Case Study/ state incentives to your own office.

Operator/User Track — To develop techniques to address FTZ Operation deadlines, CBP Requirements, common problems and current In-bond changes.

Petroleum Track — To learn how to address proper classification, a changing energy landscape, Korea FTA documentation, import documents and Jones Act and Coastwise Trade.

The National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ) is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE

Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. A total of 26 CPE will be offered by attending this conference using group live instructional delivery method. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org. For more information regarding administrative policies such as refunds, cancellations and complaints, please contact the NAFTZ at 202-331-1950 ext. 225.

Through the NCBFAA, CCS credits (import related topics directly benefiting Customs Brokers/Customs Import Specialist) and CES (export related topics directly benefiting Freight Forwarders/Export Specialist) are offered. If you would like more information about NCBFAA credits please visit their website at www.ncbfaa.org. A total of 20 NCBFAA credits will be offered by attending this seminar. Any questions or complaints regarding NCBFAA credits can be sent to the following address: 1200 18th Street, NW, #901 Washington, DC 20036, 202-466-0222.

Please note that there are no prerequisites or advance preparations required to attend the basic fundamentals track and general sessions. For prerequisites for the Grantee, Operator/User and Petroleum Track click here. A total of 26 CPE and/or 20 CCS/CES credits are offered by attending this conference.

Join NAFTZ at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel, the official hotel of the 41st Annual Conference & Exposition. Discover a luxurious Miami Beach located steps away from beautiful sandy beaches and South Beach. Book your reservation before August 2, 2013, and receive the recently discounted NAFTZ room rate of $239 per night + tax. Attendees can book their reservation by calling 877-563-9762 or visit http://www.loewshotels.com/en/Miami-Beach-Hotel/GroupPages/NAFTZ2013. Availability is limited so book your room as soon as possible!

The hotel is 20 minutes from Miami International Airport (MIA) and 35 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale (FLL). A cab from MIA is approximately $32 for one guest or $60-80 for a cab from FLL (fees apply for additional guests). Supershuttle is available for approx. $21 for the first guest and $11 for each additional guest and can include multiple stops. For directions, click here.

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Hotel Savings — Staying in the NAFTZ Room BlockThe Intercontinental Dallas is the official hotel of the 37th Annual Seminar, Conference & Exposition. Please book your reservation as soon as possible. When calling to make your reservation refer to the NAFTZ Annual Conference to receive the recently discounted group rate of $159 per night. (All current reservations will be adjusted to the new rate of $159) Attendees can book rooms online through www.naftz.org. You will find a direct link under the “Events” column. If you wish to book by phone, call (972) 386-6000. Please book your reservation before August 21, 2009 and receive the NAFTZ room rate. Availability is limited, so book your room as soon as possible.

Discounted Airfare

Book your flight on American Airlines. Receive 5% off all eligible published air fares. Tickets are for service to Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas and the discount applies for travel anytime from September 15-30, 2009. The discount is valid on American, American Eagle or their alliance partners. Reservations can be made anytime using the discount for travel to the meeting. Visit www.AA.com (no fee) and enter 8699AQ in the Promotion Code box when making your reservation or call the AA meeting desk at 800-433-1790 (fee applies).

Follow these easy steps to get your discount:1. Go to AA.com, enter your itinerary and then click the “More Options” button.2. Enter the 6-character code in the “Discount Code” Box then select the “Go” button.3. If you search by fare, schedules will be shown by the lowest fare and will include your discount, if applicable.4. If you search by schedule, once you select flights, AA.com will automatically calculate your discount, if applicable, and then display your discounted fare in the “Fare Summary” table.

Ride the Airport ShuttleShuttle service to the InterContinental Dallas is $19.00, cab fares are typically $45.00. Both prices are one-way. A free shuttle will take you anywhere within a three mile radius of the hotel (this includes The Galleria shopping mall).

Save on Car RentalsHertz Car Rental is providing the car rental needs of the NAFTZ and all Dallas attendees.

A specific breakdown of the discounted car rental rates is available on our website at www.naftz.org. Receive the discounted rate when you book your rental car through Hertz. Simply mention the NAFTZ group Hertz Discount number of 022Q4469 when making your reservation. With great discounts and the highest level of service, there has never been a better reason to rent with Hertz! Please call 800-654-3131 to reserve your car today.

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CPE Information

The National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ) is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education

on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.

Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Suite 700, Nashville, TN, 37219-2417. Web site: www.nasba.orgPlease note that there are no prerequisites or advance preparations required to attend this seminar. A total of 20 CPE credits are offered by attending this seminar and conference.

NCBFAA Information The National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ) is registered with the National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, Inc. (NCBFAA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education (CPE). If you would like more information about NCBFAA credits please visit their website at www.ncbfaa.org.

Please note that there is no advanced preparation required to attend this seminar. A total of 20 NCBFAA credits will be offered by attending this seminar. Any questions or complaints regarding NCBFAA credits can be sent to the following address: 1200 18th Street, NW, #901 Washington, DC 20036, (202) 466-0222.

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The NAFTZ Conference & Exposition is the leading show in the foreign-trade zone community. This venue offers exhibitors an excellent opportunity to meet and network with individuals representing every aspect and region of the FTZ program. Our attendees look forward to seeing the latest software, products, and services available to help them improve their bottom line. This show is the most cost-effective way to meet existing and prospective customers, demonstrate your products and services, and generate new business leads. In order to showcase your zone, product, or services in the most effective manner, take advantage of our exhibit hall today!

Your organization will benefit from three days of exhibit time with prospective customers and an opportunity to distribute literature to over 400 attendees. Exhibitors will also be listed in the Conference Pocket Program as well as the NAFTZ website. The Conference & Exposition Pocket Program is used as a reference guide and will be distributed to all attendees and individuals requesting copies throughout the year. All exhibitors will receive a listing that includes the company contact, address, telephone number, e-mail address, and booth number. All for just $2,000!*

* Normal booth fee, premium booths are $3,250. Fee includes NAFTZ

Conference registration for one (1) guest.

Exhibit booth registration includes one (1) discounted booth attendant registration. For regular booths, the one (1) booth registration fee is a $75 savings and for one (1) premium booth attendee registration is offered at a $350 savings compared to early member rates.

The NAFTZ’s Exposition will be held Monday, September 9 through Wednesday, September 11 at Loews Miami Beach Hotel.

Monday, September 9 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM Tuesday, September 10 7:30 AM – 5:00 PMWednesday, September 11 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM

On Monday, September 9, exhibits will be open all day with a Grand Opening Reception held in the Exhibit Hall from 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m., kicking off the 41st Annual Conference & Exposition.

Continental breakfasts, and all refreshment breaks will be held in the exhibition hall. Booth set-up will be Sunday, September 8 from 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Booth dismantling will begin Wednesday, September 11 at 3:30 p.m.

Please note that all exhibitor booth personnel are required to register for the Conference & Exposition. Please submit registration forms with the Space Application and Contract. Upon receipt of your completed application, registration forms and payment, NAFTZ will e-mail you a floor plan indicating available booth spaces to choose from. Please indicate your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice on the NAFTZ Exhibit Space Contract. All 8’x10’ booths include pipe, drape, table, two chairs and one identification sign.

The winning grantee will be awarded the Catherine Durda Marketing Award during the Annual Member Business Meeting Breakfast Wednesday, September 11, 2013. Prizes also include one complimentary registration for the 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition to be held in Ft. Worth, TX.

Please submit ads (one entry per zone) in their original format to:NAFTZ 1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 350Washington, DC 20036 OR email: vcartwright@naftz.org

Deadline: Monday, August 26, 2013Entries should not exceed 8.5” x 11” (1 page)

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Booth 1: PortMiamiBooth 2: Netwin Solutions, Inc. Booth 3: Amber RoadBooth 4: AAEIBooth 5: Datamyne Booth 6: Miami Free Zone/ FTZ World ServicesBooth 7: Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc.Booth 8: WorldCityBooth 9: Booth 10: South Florida Logistics Services

Booth 11: Integration Point Booth 12: Integration Point Booth 13: PricewaterhouseCoopersBooth 14: ICPABooth 15: QuestaWeb Inc.Booth 16: FTZ CorporationBooth 17: MSR eCustomsBooth 18: AZFABooth 19: Booth 20: NAFTZ

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Volunteers may be asked to participate in a beautification project. Transportation to and from the site, equipment and bottled water will be provided to volunteers at no additional fee. All those interested in participating, must register by August 21 by emailing Victoria Cartwright vcartwright@naftz.org. In the RSVP email, please provide your full name, company affiliation, cell phone number, and an emergency contact.

This informal reception is open to all guests and will allow the FTZ community to network with others with similar interests and occupational specialties as they arrive in the Miami Beach area. Join us for a drink and light hors d’oeuvres.

This is your chance to network with colleagues, exhibitors, and other important FTZ contacts! Make sure to bring your business cards!

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12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Registration

1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Miami River Commission Service Project

5:00 pm Adjourn

5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Welcome & Newcomer Reception

7:00 am Registration

7:45 am Continental Breakfast

8:00 am Opening Remarks Speaker Scott Wienke, NAFTZ Chairman

8:30 am Opening Address Speaker Sec. Ananth Prasad, Florida Department of Transportation

9:00 am Transforming Trade: CBP Initiatives Impacting Importers CBP organizational & program changes that impact importers’ interface with CBP & compliance models • ACE is at the foundation of these developments with additional changes including: • Simplified entry • Centers of Excellence & Expertise (CEEs) • Role of the broker • C-TPAT program modifications SpeakerS Jeremy Page, Page Fura, P.C. Melissa Irmen, Integration Point Virginia Thompson, Euromarket Designs, Inc. d/b/a Crate and Barrel Moderator Dan Griswold, NAFTZ

10:00 am Refreshment Break SponSor BC/CAL/KAL Inland Port Dev. Corp.

10:30 am Changing Trade Patterns & eCommerce • Near Shoring Realities in 2013: North American Manufacturing Growth • What are the trends showing? • How is the dollar’s low value changing trade • E-commerce & how it’s being used in FTZs SpeakerS Curtis Spencer, IMS Worldwide Inc. Nicholas Ronderos, Regional Plan Association Blaine Kelley, CBRE’s Global Chain Practice (i) Moderator Shannon Fura, Page•Fura, P.C.

11:30 am FTZ Overview: Regulatory/Statutory Requirements Speaker Lewis Leibowitz, Hogan Lovells US LLP Moderator Charles Daniels, Fortessa Tableware Solutions, LLC.

12:30 pm Keynote Luncheon ACE Update Speaker Melissa Irmen, Integration Point AZFA Presentation & Signing Ceremony Speaker Luis Pellerano, AZFA Moderator Jan Frantz, BC CAL KAL Inland Port Development Corp. (i) SponSor The City of Fort Lauderdale Foreign-Trade Zone 241

2:00 pm FTZ Application & Activation Processes Speaker Craig Pool, FTZ Corp. Moderator Eva Tomlinson, Zone Solutions, LLC

3:00 pm Refreshment Break SponSor Ernst & Young LLP

3:30 pm Inventory Control & Recordkeeping Systems Speaker Bill Fisher, American Global Brokerage Services Moderator Eva Tomlinson, Zone Solutions, LLC

4:30 pm Merchandise Handling & Zone Status Speaker Cornelia Steinert, Canon Virginia, Inc. Moderator Eva Tomlinson, Zone Solutions, LLC

5:30 pm Adjourn

5:30 pm Grand Opening Networking Reception SponSor Port Everglades – Broward County, FL

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11:30 am Tackling the New FTZB Application Formats SpeakerS Shane Williams, Port of Houston Authority Andrew McGilvray, FTZB Moderator Ken Carlstedt, Momentive Performance Materials

12:30 pm Keynote Luncheon ACE Update Speaker Melissa Irmen, Integration Point AZFA Presentation & Signing Ceremony Speaker Luis Pellerano , AZFA Moderator Jan Frantz, BC/CAL/KAL Inland Port Development Corporation (i) SponSor The City of Fort Lauderdale Foreign-Trade Zone 241

2:00 pm It’s All About the Money — Session 1 Conducting a Feasibility of FTZs specific to your operation • How does the grantee work within this process? • How does the company work within this process? • How does the service provider work within this process? Selling your zone internally • What assets can used by the company from the grantee & the service provider? Senior management support/justification • How can the grantee help? • How can a company use their internal & outside expertise? Changing with economic times & your FTZ • What economic factors impact the decision to do an FTZ? Speaker Theresa Carr, Port of Portland Moderator Steve Boecking, Hillwood

3:00 pm Refreshment Break SponSor Ernst & Young LLP

3:30 pm How to Establish a Zone — Dealing with the Issues — Session 2 • How do you apply for zone status? • Alternative Site Framework • Traditional Site Framework • Grantee Role/Service Provider Role • Internal issues a company must face • How do you activate a zone site? • Grantee Role/Service Provider Role • Internal changes & modifications that need to be done with each company • How do you manage the process to acquire zone designation? • Grantee Role/Service Provider Role • Company’s Role in the process SpeakerS Donna Wolford, General Electric Home & Business Solutions Art Othon, Greater Maricopa FTZ, Inc. & WESTMARC (i) Moderator Steve Boecking, Hillwood

4:30 pm How to Manage On-going Zone Operations at Your Company — Session 3 What are the annual reporting requirements? • Who does what? What are the on-going compliance requirements? • Who is responsible for what? How does the company work with its grantee & service provider for zone operations? SpeakerS Kathy Wilkins, Alliance Operating Services Shana Head, Abbott Laboratories Moderator Frankie Bryson, Nissan North America, Inc.

5:30 pm Adjourn

5:30 pm Grand Opening Networking Reception SponSor Port Everglades – Broward County, FL

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11:30 am Korea FTA Documentation Issues • Issues with requests for additional documentation SpeakerS Lisa Carpenter, Total Petrochemical Laura Webb, Center of Excellence for Petroleum, Houston (i) Moderator Jim Ervin, Valero

12:30 pm Keynote Luncheon ACE Update Speaker Melissa Irmen, Integration Point AZFA Presentation & Signing Ceremony Speaker Luis Pellerano , AZFA Moderator Jan Frantz, BC/CAL/KAL Inland Port Development Corporation (i) SponSor The City of Fort Lauderdale Foreign-Trade Zone 241

2:00 pm Changing Energy Landscape & FTZs • Increase in domestic crude production • 2710 FTA planning opportunities • FTA crude benefits • Jet fuel contracts • Property tax benefits in some states • Issues with rail imports of crude oil • How to deactivate a zone Speaker Jere Suter, Shell Oil Company Moderator Jim Ervin, Valero Energy Corporation

3:00 pm Refreshment Break SponSor Ernst & Young LLP

3:30 pm Changing Energy Landscape & FTZs Speaker Michael Leightman, Ernst & Young LLP Moderator Jim Ervin, Valero Energy Corporation

4:30 pm Understanding Petroleum Import Documents • Bills of lading — relevant date • AMS manifest filing • Review of transaction documentation beginning to end Speaker Ali Edwards, Charter Brokerage, LLC Moderator Beverly Cruz, Shell Chemical Company

5:30 pm Adjourn

5:30 pm Grand Opening Networking Reception SponSor Port Everglades – Broward County, FL

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Monday, September 9 , 2013

Registration

Continental Breakfast

Opening Remarks

Opening Address

Transforming Trade: CBP Initiatives Impacting Importers

Refreshment Break SponSor BC/CAL/KAL Inland Port Dev.

Changing Trade Patterns & eCommerce

Fundamentals of FTZs Track Grantee & Operator/User Track Petroleum Track

FTZ Overview: Regulatory/ Statutory Requirements

Tackling the New FTZB Application Formats

Korea FTA Documentation Issues

Keynote Luncheon ACE Update with Melissa Irmen, Integration Point

AZFA Presentation & Signing Ceremony with Luis Pellerano SponSor City of Fort Lauderdale

FTZ Application & Activation Processes

It’s All About the Money - Session 1 Changing Energy Landscape & FTZs

Refreshment Break SponSor Ernst & Young LLP

Inventory Control & Recordkeeping Systems

How to Establish a Zone — Dealing with the Issues - Session 2

Changing Energy Landscape & FTZs

Merchandise Handling & Zone Status

How to Manage On-going Zone Operations at Your Company - Session 3

Understanding Petroleum Import Documents

Grand Opening Networking Reception SponSorS Port Everglades – Broward County, FL

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7:00 am Registration

7:15 am Continental Breakfast

7:45 am Opening Remarks Speaker Mayor Regalado, City of Miami (i)

8:00 am Welcome Address Speaker Dan Griswold, NAFTZ President

8:30 am CBP Headquarters FTZ Update • Status of regulatory changes & other pending issues impacting FTZs SpeakerS Alyce Modesto, U.S. Customs & Border Protection (i) Lydia Jackson, U.S. Customs & Border Protection (i) Gary Rosenthal, U.S. Customs & Border Protection (i) Moderator Scott Wienke, NAFTZ Chairman

9:30 am FTZ Board Update with Andrew McGilvray • FTZB regulatory changes/reviews/reporting Speaker Andrew McGilvray, Foreign-Trade Zones Board Moderator Brandi Hanback, The Rockefeller Group

10:30 am Refreshment Break

11:00 am FTZ Admissions & Removal of Merchandise SpeakerS Jill James, John S. James Co. Moderator Kim Taylor, Schenker, Inc.

12:00 pm Keynote Luncheon Speaker Greg Rushford, The Rushford Report Moderator Dan Griswold, NAFTZ SponSor The Rockefeller Group

1:30 pm Periodic Reporting, Recordkeeping, Audit-Inspection Process & Enforcement Speaker Amie Ahanchian, KPMG LLP Moderator Kim Taylor, Schenker, Inc.

2:30 pm Getting the Most Out of the NAFTZ Website SpeakerS Brian Picone, NAFTZ

3:30 pm Refreshment Break

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11:00 am Public Utility, Uniform Treatment, Waivers & Complaints under New FTZ B oard Regulations • Who needs to apply • How they work • What does it look like • What is the application process SpeakerS Andrew McGilvray, FTZB Moderator David Ostheimer, Lamb & Lerch

12:00 pm Keynote Luncheon Speaker Greg Rushford, The Rushford Report Moderator Dan Griswold, NAFTZ SponSor The Rockefeller Group

1:30 pm Recipes for a Great Relationship with Your Operators • Guidance operators are really looking for • The Operator Agreement — what should be in/what should be out • Why marketing is also important to your existing sites SpeakerS Julie Brown, Georgia Foreign-Trade Zone Laurie Ritter DeRoller, CGBP, LEXIM Trade Services Moderator Johnny Fernandez, CODEZOL C.D.

2:30 pm ASF versus TSF: A Comparison • Alternative Site Framework • Traditional Site Framework • Steps in the Process • Converting from TSF to ASF SpeakerS Suzan Carroll-Ramsey, SC Ports Authority (i) Jose Quinonez, City of El Paso, El Paso International Airport Moderator Kent Ebbing, Greater Indianapolis FTZ, Inc.

3:30 pm Refreshment Break

4:00 pm Grantee Roundtable Moderator Renee Boyette, Triangle J Council of Governments

5:00 pm Joint Session with Operator/User

5:15 pm Adjourn

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The firm provides extensive training seminars and webinars for our clients on various topics in the foreign-trade zones, import, and export compliance areas. We publish on an annual basis A Reference Guide to FTZs, the sole source of detailed information on the individual projects that make up the U.S. Foreign-Trade Zone program. Briefings, a monthly newsletter on U.S. Customs and Border Protection and trade issues, is published monthly and available to our clients. Please visit our web site at www.millerco.com for additional information on our firm.

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11:00 am PGA: CPSC/FDA/EPA & CBP • DA + FCC + USDA + EPA + F&W • CBP is not the only player • What is the process for weekly entry for products subject to PGA jurisdiction/oversight • What is permitted? • What authority & documentation is required? • Restricted/Conditionally Admissible vs. Prohibited Merchandise • Zone centric focus SpeakerS Stephen Long, CBP Sabrina Keller, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Carol Kimker EPA, John Verbeten, FDA (i) Moderator Sean Murray, Miller & Company P.C. (i)

12:00 pm Keynote Luncheon Speaker Greg Rushford, The Rushford Report Moderator Dan Griswold, NAFTZ SponSor The Rockefeller Group

1:30 pm Meeting Deadlines in an FTZ Operation Compliance with FTZ operational timelines • How many days do you have to receive product into the zone? • How do you accomplish that in peak seasons? • Arrivals • When does the GO clock stop ticking? • How many days before the 214 must be filed? • How many days to revise your 214 once signed? • When is the estimate due? Followed by the entry in how many days? • What is the deadline for various quarterly, annual reports? SpeakerS Lesley Couch, Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc. Linda Devoy, Epson Portland, Inc. Yvonne Long, Hugo Boss Moderator Sean Murray, Miller & Company, P.C.

2:30 pm Tackling Common Problems & Changes in FTZs Changes in: • Ownership • CBP Personnel • FTZ Administrator • Systems SpeakerS Rebecca Williams, The Rockefeller Group Mike Rafferty, Mercedes-Benz U.S. International, Inc. Moderator Lesley Couch, Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc.

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3:30 pm Refreshment Break

4:00 pm Operator/User Roundtable ModeratorS Malcolm Appelbe, Lam Research Lesley Couch, Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc. (i) Linda Devoy, Epson Portland, Inc.

5:00 pm Joint Session with Grantee

5:15 pm Adjourn

11:00 am Jones Act & Coastwise Trade Speaker Scott Jenkins, Jones LLP Moderator Jere Suter, Shell Oil Company

12:00 pm Keynote Luncheon Speaker Greg Rushford, The Rushford Report Moderator Dan Griswold, NAFTZ SponSor The Rockefeller Group

1:30 pm Classification in the Petroleum FTZ World • Non-crude • Different between distillates & residuals, FUEL OIL #6 • Gas to liquid classification • Non-hydrocarbon based products • TD 66-16 Update • Understand basic laboratory analysis documents • Biodiesel & FTZs SpeakerS Todd Davis, Ernst & Young LLP Jim Ervin, Valero Energy Corporation Moderator Bill Carr, Phillips 66

2:30 pm Classification in the Petroleum FTZ World SpeakerS Todd Davis, Ernst & Young LLP Jim Ervin, Valero Energy Corporation Moderator Bill Carr, Phillips 66

3:30 pm Refreshment Break

4:00 pm Petroleum Roundtable Moderator Kathryn Terry, Shell Oil Products U.S. 5:15 pm Adjourn

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Tuesday September 10, 2013

Registration

Continental Breakfast

Opening Remarks — Mayor Regalado, City of Miami (i)

Welcome Address

CBP Headquarters FTZ Update

FTZ Board Update with Andrew McGilvray

Refreshment Break

Fundamentals of FTZs Track Grantee Track Operator/User Track Petroleum Track

FTZ Admissions & Removal of Merchandise

Public Utility, Uniform Treatment, Waivers & Complaints under New

FTZ Board RegulationsPGA: CPSC/FDA/EPA & CBP

Jones Act & Coastwise Trade

Keynote Luncheon Speaker Greg Rushford, The Rushford Report

SponSor The Rockefeller Group

Periodic Reporting, Recordkeeping,

Audit-Inspection Process & Enforcement

Recipes for a Great Relationship with Your Operators

Meeting Deadlines in an FTZ Operation

Classification in the Petroleum FTZ World

Getting the Most Out of the NAFTZ Website

ASF versus TSF: A Comparison

Tackling Common Problems & Changes in FTZs

Classification in the Petroleum FTZ World

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7:00 am Registration

7:30 am Annual Business Meeting — MeMberS only breakfaSt SponSor PointTrade Services, Inc.

9:00 am Non-Member Breakfast

10:00 am Providing a Helping Hand: A Review of the New Grantee Handbook • Zone Schedules • Fee Schedule • C20 Operator Agreements SpeakerS Sonya Lopez-Sosa, Port of Corpus Christi Authority Randy Campbell, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority Moderator Trey Boring, IMS Worldwide, Inc.

11:00 am State Incentives/Impact on Site Selection SpeakerS Monica Wahlberg, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Michael Carroll, Arizona Commerce Authority Moderator Trey Boring, IMS Worldwide, Inc.

12:30 pm Keynote Luncheon Countdown to the Canal, EB 5 Investment, Port Activity, Job Creation Speaker Bill Johnson, PortMiami Moderator Scott Wienke, AbbVie Inc. SponSor AbbVie

2:00 pm Host Zone Case Study • Local ports in Miami • Cooperative strategic efforts • Marketing • How are the zones progressing today? SpeakerS Clara Bennett, Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Arcelio Gerardo, Miami Free Zone and FTZ World Services LLC Kevin Lynskey, PortMiami Moderator Marshall Miller, Miller & Company, P.C.

3:00 pm Refreshment Break SponSor QuestaWeb, Inc.

3:30 pm Grantee Role & Responsibilities with the FTZ Board Inc. OFIS SpeakerS Andrew McGilvray, FTZB Nancy Stephens, Port Freeport Moderator Marshall Miller, Miller & Company, P.C.

4:30 pm Adjourn

(i) — Invited

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10:00 am The Price is Right: Structuring Transactions to Meet CBP Requirements • Valuation • Transfer pricing • First sale Speaker David Murphy, GDLSK LLP Moderator Dom Gambardella, PricewaterhouseCoopers

11:00 am Detailed Inventory Control Workshop #1: Inventory Control • 19 C.F.R. 146.21 – 146.26 • CBP approved inventory methods • FIFO with examples — Need to understand how your product should be tracked i.e. is part number alone unique enough? • Specific ID with examples • FOFI with examples • Systems — manual & automated • Starts with procurement • Logistical/receiving consideration • BoM tracking • Kitting • Fungible merchandise • Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) — value considerations • Distinguishing between domestic vs. foreign merchandise at point of receipt • Scope of authority matters • Non-compliance ramifications • Inventory adjustments (positive / negative) – logic of adjustments • Annual Systems Review • Annual Recon Report & Annual FTZB Report • Systematic & manual audit controls Speaker Julie Ritenour, Mitsubishi Power Products Inc. Moderator Michael D’Aoust, PointTrade Services, Inc.

12:30 pm Keynote Luncheon Countdown to the Canal, EB 5 Investment, Port Activity, Job Creation Speaker Bill Johnson, PortMiami Moderator Scott Wienke, AbbVie Inc. SponSor AbbVie

2:00 pm Detailed Inventory Control Workshop #2: Daily Operational Issues • Changes in procurement • Changes in BoM/Consumption Rates • Monitor/audit work order numbers • New parts introduction • Zone Status Election — managing inverted tariffs • Temporary removal • Scrap/destruction • Participating government agencies • Direct Delivery — transportation to & from the FTZ — arriving / surrendering in-bonds • CBPF 3461 forecast • SLOC changes — activity conducted within SLOC changes — in or out of the FTZ • Measuring savings • Managing assist & other pricing considerations • Closing out Manifest QTY’s • Split shipments • Reconciling removals to 7501, 7512, scrap • Zone to Zone transfers (value declarations) • Inventory reconciliation • Systematic & manual audit controls SpeakerS Michael D’Aoust, PointTrade Services, Inc. Malcolm Appelbe, Lam Research Moderator TBD

3:00 pm Refreshment Break SponSor QuestaWeb, Inc.

3:30 pm In-Bond Update • Regulation status • Daily basis issues • Air, 214s, truck border crossing • Impact on compliance • Cost of business SpeakerS Liz Connell, Integration Point Mike Young, OOCL (USA) Inc. (i) Moderator Suzanne Smith, The Rockefeller Group

4:30 pm Adjourn

(i) — Invited

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Wednesday September 11, 2013

Registration

Annual Business Meeting MEMBERS ONLY Breakfast

SponSor PointTrade Services, Inc.

Grantee Track Operator/User Track

Providing a Helping Hand: A Review of the New Grantee Handbook

The Price is Right:Structuring Transactions to Meet CBP Requirements

State Incentives/ Impact on Site Selection

Detailed Inventory Control Workshop #1: Inventory Control

Keynote Luncheon

Speaker Bill Johnson, PortMiami SponSor: AbbVie

Host Zone Case StudyDetailed Inventory Control Workshop #2:

Daily Operational Issues

Refreshment Break SponSor QuestaWeb, Inc.

Grantee Role & Responsibilities with the FTZ Board Inc. OFIS

In-Bond Update

Adjourn

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Please type or print neatly. For additional attendees, please submit a separate form.

Salutation Name Name on Badge

Title Organization

Address

City State Zip

Phone Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact Phone Number

Registration Amount $

Reception Guest Tickets $

Credit Card Processing Fee ($10.00/guest) $ 10.00

Total Enclosed $

Check VISA MC AMEX

Cardholder’s Name

Credit Card #

Exp. Date

Cardholder’s Signature* *I agree to $10 credit card processing fee per registrant

NAFTZ , 1001 Connec t i c u t Av e . NW, Su i t e 350 Wash i n g t on , DC 20036 202 -331 -1950 (P ) 202 -331 -1994 ( F )

Attendees MUST hold an NAFTZ membership in their name to receive the member rate. Registration and full payment must be received by August 5, 2013 to receive the pre-registration rate. All fees must be paid prior to seminar entrance. A confirmation e-mail will be sent as the registration is processed. Each additional registrant from the same company receives a $50 discount (not applicable for Federal Government employees). Credit card payments are subject to $10 processing fee per guest. Additional Guest Tickets for the Receptions Only are $150 per adult.

Early Registration* (thru 8/5) On-Site (after 8/5) Member $ 825 $ 925Non-Member $ 1,300 $ 1,400 Federal Government $ 475 $ 575

Registration fees are fully refundable for written cancellations received by the NAFTZ by August 5, 2013. Cancellations received by the NAFTZ between August 6 & August 30, 2013 will receive a 50% credit for their registration fee toward a future 2014 NAFTZ Meeting. Those cancellations received after August 30 will be responsible for the full registration fee amount due to the NAFTZ and no meeting credits will be issued.

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Please type or print neatly. Badges will be created from this form. For additional attendees, please submit a separate form.

Name Name on Badge

Address

City State Zip

Phone Fax E-mail

Emergency Contact Phone Number

Total Guest Amount $

Credit Card Processing Fee $ 10.00

Total Enclosed $

Check VISA MC AMEX

Cardholder’s Name

Credit Card #

Exp. Date

Cardholder’s Signature* *I agree to $10 credit card processing fee per registrant

NAFTZ , 1001 Connec t i c u t Av e . NW, Su i t e 350 Wash i n g t on , DC 20036 202 -331 -1950 (P ) 202 -331 -1994 ( F )

Receptions Only Guest Ticket $150/Adult

Please List Name(s) of Guest(s)

Registration fees are fully refundable for written cancellations received by the NAFTZ by August 5, 2013. Cancellations received by the NAFTZ between August 6 & August 30, 2013 will receive a 50% credit for their registration fee toward a future 2014 NAFTZ Meeting. Those cancellations received after August 30 will be responsible for the full registration fee amount due to the NAFTZ and no meeting credits will be issued.

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The Rockefeller Group

AbbVie, Inc.

KPMG LLP

PointTrade Services, Inc.

BC/CAL/KAL Inland Port Dev.

Ernst & Young LLP

Integration Point

Miami Free Zone /FTZ World Services

QuestaWeb, Inc.

Avalon Risk Management

Miller & Company, P.C.

PACAM

Journal of Commerce

Port of Everglades – Broward County, FL

QuestaWeb, Inc.

Page•Fura, P.C.

AllianceTexas

Zone Solutions, LLC

Foreign-Trade Zone Corp.

City of El Paso, El Paso International Airport

Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc.

Florida Free Trade Zones

Port of Corpus Christi

City of Fort Lauderdale

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Name Company

Phone Fax E-mail

All sponsors will receive the following in addition to specific sponsorship level benefits as listed below: Written acknowledgement in the monthly NAFTZ newsletter, an advance list of attendees subject to NAFTZ guidelines, company logo and hot link to be displayed on the NAFTZ website and prominent listing of sponsor’s name or logo in marketing materials for the event and day-of-event signage.

Total Sponsorship Amount $

Total Enclosed $

Check VISA MC AMEX

Cardholder’s Name

Credit Card #

Exp. Date

Cardholder’s Signature

NAFTZ , 1001 Connec t i c u t Av e . NW, Su i t e 350 Wash i n g t on , DC 20036 202 -331 -1950 (P ) 202 -331 -1994 ( F )

Silver Sponsor — $1,500

Premier Sponsorships Networking Event Sponsor — please inquire Welcome Reception Sponsor — $5,000

Spotlight Advertisement Sponsorships Web Café Workstations Sponsor — $3,600

Meal/Break Sponsorships Continental Breakfast Sponsor — Tuesday — $3,000 AM Refreshment Break Sponsor — Tuesday — $1,000 PM Refreshment Break Sponsor — Tuesday — $1,000

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Grand Opening Networking Reception (Monday Night) — half-page ad in front section of electronic conference program, exclusive signage & formal recognition

$10,000

Networking Event (Tuesday Night) —full-page ad in front section of electronic conference program, exclusive signage & formal recognition, meeting room to hold private meetings with clients (A meeting request must be provided by Aug. 1.)

please inquire

Welcome Reception (Sunday Night) — half-page ad in back section of electronic conference program, exclusive signage, opportunity to address new members/attendees & formal recognition

$5,000

Conference Tote Bags* — company name and logo printed on one side of the tote bags with the opportunity to include one item of corporate promotional material

$5,000

Three-minute podium time at Opening General Session (Monday) X

Three-minute podium time at General Session (Monday or Tuesday) X

Inside half-page advertisement in back half of electronic conference program X

Inside half-page advertisement in the front half of the electronic conference program*** X

Exclusive full-page advertisement on electronic conference program outside cover X

One Continental Breakfast (Wednesday) X

One PM Refreshment Break - corporate signage over beverage stations & formal recognition (Wednesday)

X

Meeting room to hold private meetings with clients and potential customers for one hour (A meeting request must be provided by Aug. 1.)

X X

An opportunity to place 1 piece of company information within distributed attendee materials X X

Waived registration fee for one executive (Gold) & two executives (Platinum) X X

Reserved sponsor table for executives and guests/clients at the front of the luncheon room on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with corporate signage & opportunity to invite guests. (Guest names must be provided to NAFTZ by Aug. 1. Names provided later are subject to availability.)

X

*Indicates an exclusive sponsorship level or advertisement available to only one company. All other advertisement opportunities are available for co-sponsorship.**Gold level sponsorships are limited to 2 companies. The sponsorships and PM refreshment break selection will be determined by the date sponsorship payment is received.***The full-page inside cover advertisement is available to one Gold sponsor that pays an additional $450 and will be determined by the date the sponsorship payment is received.

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AM Refreshment Break — Monday $1,000

AM Refreshment Break — Tuesday $1,000

PM Refreshment Break — Monday $1,000

PM Refreshment Break — Tuesday $1,000

Continental Breakfast — Monday $3,000

Continental Breakfast — Tuesday $3,000

Business Meeting Breakfast — Wednesday $3,000

Formal Luncheon with Keynote Speaker — Monday $5,000

Formal Luncheon with Keynote Speaker — Tuesday $5,000

Formal Luncheon with Keynote Speaker — Wednesday $5,000

*Indicates an exclusive sponsorship level or advertisement available to only one company. All other advertisement opportunities are available for co-sponsorship.

Pocket Program Sponsorship* — corporate name on conference program pages and logo on back cover of conference pocket program

$3,000

Web Café Workstations Sponsorship — three laptop computers connected to the internet with laser printer for attendeesto check email and print seminar content

$3,600

Conference Flash Drive Sponsorship*— corporate name/logo and website address on Conference Flash Drive includesseminar/conference content, ability to place advertisement or other promotional material in Flash Drive Box

$5,000

Conference Room Key Advertisement — place your corporate logo and/or advertisement on each of the 600-1000 roomkeys that will be distributed to each of our Conference attendees and their guests

$3,000

Notepad Sponsorship — includes corporate name/logo and is distributed to all conference attendees $3,000

iPhone Megaphone Speaker Sponsorship — includes corporate name/logo and is distributed to all conference attendees $1,500

Event Sunglasses Sponsorship — includes corporate name/logo in one color on one of the rubberized sunglass arms. Sunglasses will be included in conference totebags given to all attendees. Upgrade to name/logo on both arms for $1,500

$1,000 or $1,500

Beach Ball Stress Reliever Sponsorship — includes corporate name/logo on one side of the stress balls, which will be included in conference totebags given to all attendees

$1,000

Post-It Sponsorship — includes corporate name/logo on the post-it pad, which will be included in conference totebags given to all attendees

$650

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Booth Number Request (see page 6 for options)

Any Special Requests

Exhibit Registration Fee* (Normal Booth) $ 2,000 Exhibit Registration Fee* (Premium Booth: 1, 6, 11, 16) $ 3,250Credit Card Processing Fee $ 10

Total Enclosed $

* Includes registration fee for one booth personnel.

Check VISA MC AMEX

Cardholder’s Name

Credit Card #

Exp. Date

Cardholder’s Signature

I understand and agree to abide by all the Rules and Regulations (see following page) set forth in this exhibitor contract. Please retain a copy of this form for your files. Upon confirmation of space, a copy of this signed contract will be returned to you.

Signature Date

Printed Name Date

List the company name, address and phone number as you would like to have it appear in the NAFTZ Conference Program & Buyer’s Guide.

Organization

Address City State Zip

Phone Fax E-mail

Please note that EACH booth representative must be a paid registrant of the Conference & Exposition. The Exhibit Registration fee includes only one (1) registration. List the names of the representatives who will be operating the booth. Please submit a registration form in addition to submitting this contract.

A. Main Exhibit Booth Contact to be listed in the Pocket Program Buyers Guide

B. Other Booth Personnel

Booth space is assigned on a first come, first serve basis upon receipt of payment for exhibit space and booth personnel registration fees, NAFTZ will coordinate with the main contact to select a booth number when the exhibit floor plan has been finalized with the hotel and drayage company.

NAFTZ , 1001 Connec t i c u t Av e . NW, Su i t e 350 Wash i n g t on , DC 20036

202 -331 -1950 (P ) 202 -331 -1994 ( F )

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Applications will not be processed without the required payment.

A cancellation charge equal to one-third of the fee for the space will be assessed by the National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ) for space cancelled from ninety (90) to sixty (60) days prior to the opening date; two thirds of the cost of the space if cancelled from sixty (60) to thirty (30) days prior to the opening date; and the full fee for the space if cancelled within thirty (30) days prior to the opening of the exposition. These forfeitures will be effective even though the exhibitor space no longer required by the withdrawing company may subsequently be rented by NAFTZ to another company. In the case the Exposition premises shall be destroyed or damaged, or if the Exposition fails to take place as scheduled or is interrupted and/or discontinued or access to the premises is prevented or interfered with by reason of any strike, lockout, injunction, act of war, Act of God, emergency declared by any governmental agency or by the NAFTZ, or for any other reason, this contract may be terminated by the NAFTZ. In the event of such termination, the exhibitor waives any and all damages and claims for damages and agrees that the sole liability of NAFTZ shall be to return to each exhibitor the booth payment less the pro-rated share of all costs and expenses committed and incurred by the NAFTZ.

Space will be assigned in accordance with the policy announced at the time display space is offered for reservation. The NAFTZ reserves the right to relocate display areas for the benefit of the exhibitor, or for the betterment of the Exposition. No contract shall be in force until signed by NAFTZ representative.

NAFTZ reserves the right to terminate this contract immediately if an exhibitor does not follow the Rules and Regulations. NAFTZ also reserves the right to withhold from the exhibitor possession of his exhibit space if the exhibitor fails to perform any material term of the contract or refuses to abide by the Rules and Regulations. In the event of a default by the exhibitor, as set forth in the previous paragraph, the exhibitor shall forfeit as liquidated damages the amount paid by it for the space rental, regardless of whether or not the NAFTZ enters into a future lease of the space involved.

No exhibitor shall assign, sublet, or share space allotted with another business or firm unless approval has been obtained in writing from the NAFTZ. Exhibitors are not permitted to feature names or advertisements of non-exhibiting manufacturers, distributors, or agents in the exhibitor’s display, with the exception of parent or subsidiary companies.

Each exhibitor shall provide NAFTZ, in advance, the name and title of the person who will be in attendance at the Exposition and responsible for the installation, operation, and removal of the exhibit. Said representative shall be authorized to enter into such service contracts as may be necessary, the cost of which shall be the exhibitor’s sole responsibility.

No exhibits will be permitted which interfere with the use of other exhibits or impede access to them or impede the free use of the aisles. Booth personnel are required to confine their activities within the booth space. This includes physical incursions, as well as sound or light, apart from the specific display space for which an exhibiting company has contracted with NAFTZ. NO PART OF THE EXHIBIT HALL AND THE SURROUNDING GROUNDS, HOTEL PUBLIC SPACE OR HOSPITALITY SUITES MAY BE USED BY ANY ORGANIZATION OTHER THAN NAFTZ FOR DISPLAY PURPOSE OF ANY KIND OR NATURE. If audio-visuals or loud speakers are used, the exhibitor agrees to comply with union requirementsfor the operation of the equipment. Sound presentations will be permitted if tuned to conversational levels and not objectionable to neighboring exhibitors. Show Management reserves the right to restrict the use of glaring lights or objectionable light effects. No firm or organization is permitted to engage in direct sales or order-taking activities within the exhibit area.

All booths shall be 8’ x 10’

To ensure the safety of all participants, exhibitors shall observe all state and local fire regulations. The cost for repairing any damages to the Hotel caused by the exhibitor will be billed to the responsible exhibitor. Nothing can be posted, tacked, nailed, screwed or otherwise attached to the columns, walls, floors, ceiling or furniture.

Display set-up will begin at 3-5:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 9, 2013. Alldisplays must be fully set-up and ready by 7:00 a.m. on Monday. After that time, any unattended booth with crated displays will be set up at the discretion of NAFTZ and all expenses will be charged to the exhibitor. The Exposition will open promptly at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, September 9, 2013.

The dismantling of displays begins at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 11, 2013. All exhibitor displays or materials left in booths without instructions will be packed and shipped at the discretion of NAFTZ and all charges will be assessed to the exhibitor.

The NAFTZ will provide each exhibitor with a detailed service kit from our Exposition Service Provider. This kit will include shipping information as well as additional services available.

NAFTZ, its members, the representatives and employees thereof, its exposition management company, its official service contractors, the hotel, their representatives, and employees will not be responsible for any injury, loss, or damage that may occur to the exhibitor’s employees or property from any cause whatsoever, unless such injury, loss or damage is caused by the active negligence or willful act of one of the aforementioned parties. Exhibitor agrees fully to indemnify, defend, save and hold harmless NAFTZ, its exposition management company, its official service contractors, the hotel and their respective officers, directors, agents and employees from and against all claims, actions and judgments (and all attorney’s fees) based on or arising out of death or injury to person or persons or damages to property, including the exhibitor’s property orgoods, caused by, or arising out of the negligent use, occupancy or activities of exhibitor at or on the exhibit space or within the Exposition Hall; provided, however, that exhibitor shall not be liable for any injuries, death, damage or loss to the extent that such injury, death, damage or loss is caused by the sole fault or sole negligence of NAFTZ, its exposition management company, its official service contractors, the hotel, or their respective employees. Exhibitors shall carry public liability insurance with financially responsible underwriters, insuring exhibitor against liability for bodily injuries (including wrongful death) and damage to property caused by exhibitor’s negligent use, occupancy or activities by exhibitor at or on the exhibit space or within the Exposition Hall the policy limits thereof to be a single limit of $1,000,000.00 for any one occurrence, bodily injury and property damage liabilities. Exhibitor shall name National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones, as an additional insured on such policies of insurance to the extent exhibitor is required to indemnify NAFTZ and shall furnish NAFTZ with certificates of such insurance coverage.

Any matters not specifically covered herein are subject to decision by NAFTZ. NAFTZ reserves the right to make such changes, amendments and additions to these rules as considered advisable for the proper conduct of the Exposition, with the provision that all exhibitors will be advised of such changes.

All booth personnel must be paid registrants of the Conference & Exposition. One booth attendant fee is included in the exhibit registration fee.

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January 5-6, 2014 Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort • Lake Buena Vista, FL

February 11 2014 Loews Madison Hotel • Washington, DC

May 4-6, 2014 Hyatt at Olive8 • Seattle, WA

Please visit www.naftz.org for details on NAFTZ meetings.

September 14-17, 2014 Omni Fort Worth Hotel • Fort Worth, TX

October 22, 2013, 2-3pm EDT Complimentary Zone Cast for NAFTZ members

Suggestions for future ZoneCast topics, contact Victoria Cartwright at vcartwright@naftz.org.

For more information, contact Wanda Sample at (646) 490-5352 or wsample@avalonrisk.com

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