IMPACTGROWTH THROUGH DISRUPTION

2016 CAPITALCONFERENCENOVEMBER 29 — 30, 2016

THE SHERATON DOWNTOWN PHILADELPHIA HOTEL and the CRYSTAL TEA ROOM

PRESENTED BY: HOSTED BY:

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

We’re looking forward to seeing you at the IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference, to be held November 29 & 30 at the Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia Hotel. IMPACT 2016 is presented by PACT, the region’s catalyst organization for capital and companies.

Hosted by Grant Thornton, IMPACT 2016 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 finance and support the entrepreneurial com-pany’s life-cycle. With specialized panels discussing business models for today’s environment, and our signature Gala Reception, IMPACT 2016 is a must-attend event.

CONFERENCE LOGISTICSEVENT IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference

DATE November 29-30, 2016

TIME Registration opens November 29 @ 1 – 7:30 p.m. Registration opens November 30 @ 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

DRESS Business Casual – “Dress to Distrupt” Jeans and Jackets are encouraged.

ADDRESS Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel 201 North 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103

WE ARE PLEASED TO HIGHLIGHT A FEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ASPECTS OF IMPACT 2016

Michelle Peluso, Chief Marketing Officer of IBM, Former CEO of Travelocity, CEO of Gilt, Board member of Nike, Wharton, will close the first day of the IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference with a dynamic keynote speech on November 29 on how disruptions are not to be feared but instead embraced. Read more about Michelle Peluso.

Michael Smerconish, Host of The Michael Smerconish Program on SiriusXM Channel 124 and Host of CNN’s Smerconish on Saturday mornings, will serve as Keynote Speaker at the IMPACT 2016 Breakfast on Wednesday, November 30. According to Conference Chairman, Sean Denham, his insights into the political world will bring great value to the IMPACT Capital Conference. The 2016 political race has been the model of Growth through Disruption. We are excited to hear Michael’s analysis.”

Adam Grant, Author, Professor, The Wharton School, NYT Writer will keynote the IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference Luncheon on November 30. Adam’s writings focus on work and psychology, specializing in building productive cultures of generosity and originality. He received a standing ovation for his 2016 TED talk on Originals, his #1 New York Times bestseller on how individuals champion new ideas and leaders fight groupthink.

Finally, this year’s returning closing event, The Lion’s Den, will feature a panel of highly successful entrepreneurs who will be presented with 3 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:

Walter (Buck) Buckley, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Actua

Robert Corrato, M.D. Founder & Managing Partner, Devon Hill Capital Partners

Thomas J. Gravina, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and Co-Founder, Evolve IP

Sashi Reddi, Managing Partner, SRI Capital

Michael Wells, Managing Director, Princeton Biopharma Capital Partners, LLC

GALA RECEPTIONCrystal Tea Room, Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square, Philadelphia Join us at the Crystal Tea Room to celebrate the region’s entrepreneurial spirit as we conclude IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference.

Co-Sponsored by:

REGISTRATION FOR THE VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF IMPACT 2016Registration to IMPACT 2016 will take place at the door of the event. Please note: your nametag will act as your entrance to the event: no nametag… no entrance. Nametags cannot be split or shared. Please pre-register all IMPACT 2016 attendees. Registrations can be processed on the PACT website — www.phillyimpact.com — until Friday, November 25, after which they will be handled on-site only. The handbook for IMPACT 2016 Capital Conference will be available through hardcopy and through the mobile app. To download the app for free, go to your iPhone’s App Store or Android’s Market and search for “IMPACT 2016”. The app will include the full agenda of events, company profiles, sponsor listings, and a way for you to scheudle one-to-one business meetings.

Once again we thank you for your support of IMPACT 2016, and we look forward to seeing you November 29 & 30!Any questions please contact us at (215) 790-3689.

Sincerely,

Cheryl Jarvis-Johnson Director, IMPACT 2016 Conference

WELCOME

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE SPONSORS OF THE IMPACT 2016 CAPITAL CONFERENCE

BRONZE SPONSORS

1315 Capital

AON Risk

Baird

Baker Hostetler

Baker Tilly

Bernstein Private Wealth Management

BioAdvance

BNY Mellon Wealth Management

City of Philadelphia

Colloquia Partners

Cresa

Element Partners

Evolve IP

Fidato Partners

First Round Capital

G-Squared Partners, LLC

Gabriel Investments

GMS Surgent CPA’s & Advisors

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Hercules Technology Growth Capital

Hogan Lovells

Houlihan Lokey

Howard Fischer & Associates

Jefferson

Johnson Kendall & Johnson

Jones Lang LaSalle

JP Morgan

Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP

LLR Partners

M&T Bank

Marcum LLP

Marsh

Murray Devine

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank

Nouveau Capital

NSM Insurance Group

ORS Partners

PernaFrederick

PNC Bank

Quaker Partners

Saul Ewing LLP

Sharp Financial Group

SolomonEdwards

Spruce Law Group

Square 1 Bank

SRI Capital

Stout Risius Ross, Inc

Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLC

Susquehanna Growth Equity

University City Science Center

White and Williams

Withum Smith+Brown

IMPACT INVESTOR SUPPORTERS

Leading Edge Ventures

MissionOG

Rittenhouse Ventures

SeventySix Capital

IMPACT COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Alliance for Women Entrepreneurs

Be Group

Blue Tree Capital Group, LLC

Delaware Crossing Investment Group

Drexel University - Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship

French-American Chamber of Commerce

Jumpstart NJ Angel Network

Keiretsu Forum Mid-Atlantic

Life Sciences PA

Markitects

Mid-Atlantic Diamond Ventures

Mid-Atlantic – Eurasia Business Council

New Jersey Technology Council

PA Angel Network

Philly New Tech Meetup

Philly Startup Leaders

Private Investors Forum

Project Liberty

Seed Philly

The Technology Forum of Delaware

G A L A S P O N S O R S

T I TA N I U M S P O N S O R S

Early Stage:Luncheon:

Early Stage: Healthcare: Technology:

H O S T S P O N S O R

P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R S

GOLD SPONSORS

Actua

Ametek

Pfizer Inc

SAP

SILVER SPONSORS

AC Lordi

Deloitte

DLA Piper

Franklin Square Capital Partners

Heidrick & Struggles

Osage Partners

Pine Hill Group, LLC

Silicon Valley Bank

Temple University

Wells Fargo

S P EC I A LT Y S P O N S O R S

Actua

AMETEK

Ben Franklin Technology Partners

Bentley Systems

Comcast Business

Cozen O’Connor

Duane Morris

Evolve IP

EY

Fairmount Partners

Fox Rothschild

Grant Thornton

Independence Blue Cross

KPMG

LiquidHub

Morgan Lewis

NewSpring Capital

Osage Partners

Pepper Hamilton

Pfizer

RSM

Safeguard Scientifics

SAP

SEI

University City Science Center

University of Pennsylvania

Vanguard

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

REGISTRATION

FULL CONFERENCE IMPACT 2015 CAPITAL CONFERENCE

Tuesday, November 29 Liberty Foyer Pre-function Space 1:00 – 7:30 PM

Wednesday, November 30 Liberty Foyer Pre-function Space 7:30 a.m. — 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday,November 30 Crystal Tea Room 100 Penn Square East, 9th Floor 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Your registration includes participation in all of the events at IMPACT 2016.

· You can register and pick up your nametag on November 29, at Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia Hotel that will act as your admission to the full conference.

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

ONE DAY ONLY

Tuesday, November 29, 1:00 – 7:30 p.m.

· You can register and pick up your nametag at the Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia Hotel. This will act as your admission to Tuesday’s event.

· Please note: Your nametag will be filed 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 2016, please visit phillyimpact.com and register.

GALA RECEPTION ONLY

Wednesday, November 30, 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 attended IMPACT 2016 but you MUST have your nametag with you to enter the event.

· Please note: Your nametag will be filed 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 2016, please visit the website and register.

SUBSTITUTIONS: Substitutions are welcome; however, they must be emailed to Patricia Kessler by Friday, November 22 at pkessler@philadelphiapact.com.

CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations made after November 22 will not be refunded.

WHERE TO STAYSpecial accommodations have been made at:

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel 201 North 17th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 1-800-325-3535You may also stay at:

Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia Downtown 21 North Juniper Street 215-496-3200 www.marriott.com

Loews Philadelphia Hotel 1200 Market Street 215-627-1200 www.loewshotels.com

Park Hyatt Philadelphia at the Bellevue 1415 Chancellor Court (Broad & Walnut Streets) 215-893-1234 800-233-1234 www.parkhyatt.com

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown 1201 Market Street 215-625-2900 800-320-5744 www.philadelphiamarriott.com

WHAT TO EATFor restaurants with private dining rooms for your entertainment, contact dpinto@philadelphiapact.com.

Amis Italian/Small Plates 412 South 13th Street 215-732-2647 www.amisphilly.com

Buddakan Asian Fusion 325 Chestnut Street 215-574-9440 www.buddakan.com

Bud & Marilyn’s American/Comfort Food 325 Chestnut Street 215-574-9440 www.buddakan.com

Caribou Café French Bistro 1126 Walnut Street 215-625-9535 www.cariboucafe.com

CHOPS 1701 John F Kennedy Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19103 215.567.7111 info@chopsphilly.com www.chopsphilly.com

The Continental Restaurant and Martini Bar Global Small Plates 138 Market Street 215-923-6069 www.continentalmartinibar.com

Cuba Libre Restaurant and Rum Bar Latin Fusion 10 South 2nd Street 215-627-0666 www.cubalibrerestaurant.com

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Churrascaria 1337 Chestnut Street 215-636-9700 www.fogodechao.com

The Capital Grille Steakhouse Broad & Chestnut Streets 215-545-9588 www.thecapitalgrille.com

Lolita Contemporary Mexican 106 S. 13th Street 215-546-7100 www.lolitaphilly.com

Parc French Bistro 227 S. 18th Street 215-545-2262 www.parc-restaurant.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 fine 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.

Urban Farmer Modern Steakhouse Benjamin Franklin Parkway & North 18th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 www.urbanfarmerphiladelphia.com

Vedge Inventive/Upscale Vegetarian 1221 Locust Street 215-320-7500 www.vedgerestaurant.com

Zahav Modern Israeli 237 Saint James Place 215-625-8800 www.zahavrestaurant.com

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.

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 2016 and The 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 2016 and PACT are not responsible for any insufficient services provided.

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

FROM EAST

1 Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 4.

2 Proceed on Highway 73 North to Highway 38 West.

3 Continue to Highway 38 West over the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.

4 After crossing the bridge, continue on Vine Street and turn left onto 17th Street.

5 The hotel is located 1 block further on the left.

FROM INTERSTATE 95 SOUTH (NORTH/SOUTH)

1 Take Interstate 95 South to Exit 22.

2 Proceed on Highway 676 West to the Broad Street Exit, this will take you to 15th Street.

3 Continue 0.5 blocks to Spring Street and turn right.

4 Proceed 1 block and turn right onto 16th Street

5 The hotel is 0.25 blocks further on the left.

FROM WEST

1 Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 24.

2 Proceed on Highway 76 East to Exit 344 which is 676 East/Central Philadelphia Exit.

3 Continue to the Broad Street/Central Philadelphia Exit.

4 Turn right onto 15th Street and proceed one block to Spring Street and turn right.

5 Continue 1 block to 16th Street and turn right.

6 The hotel is located 0.25 blocks down on the left.

PARKING Day attendees receive a self-parking rate of $18 per day; Valet rate is $30 per day

ALTERNATE PARKING LOTS

PPA Gateway Parking Garage 1540 Vine Street Philadelphia, PA

Park America Inc. 1501 Callowhill Street Philadelphia, PA

LAZ Parking 1815 Cherry Street Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia Convention Center Parking 142 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

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