From: Rodney Suggs

Sent: Monday, July 06, 2015 4:37 PM

To: Mayedana Saguintaah; Angie Ruszkowski; Steve Ruszkowski; Zarqa Khan

Subject: RE: Recuts updates Team, This is awesome news that we need to share! This is due to our concentrated efforts. Please celebrate this with the teams and let’s make sure that with Mayedana’s departure we do not lose momentum on this. Mayedana.. thank you so much for making this impact! Rodney

Rodney Suggs Director of Operations

Graphik Dimensions Ltd.® | Parent of pictureframes.com

Bring Your Art To Life™ W 336-289-7970 M 336-803-3166 F 336-887-3777 Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn This email is confidential and is for the attention of the addressee only and Graphik Dimensions Ltd.® / pictureframes.com accepts no responsibility for information, errors or omissions contained in it. If you received this email in error, please inform us by reply and delete all copies from your system. No legally binding commitments are or will be created by this email and where it is our intention to create such legally binding commitments, we will do so through hard copy correspondence or documents.

From: Mayedana Saguintaah

Sent: Monday, July 06, 2015 3:55 PM

To: Angie Ruszkowski; Steve Ruszkowski; Zarqa Khan

Cc: Rodney Suggs

Subject: Recuts updates Good afternoon, Below you will see some trends related to recuts in Production as well as in Accessories areas. Production Overall we see a significant decrease of 19 % in production Recuts.

Those involved in the strategic plan project performed as shown below:

Although this graph shows an improvement, there is still a work to do more specifically on C99 and C98. They have to learn more about bad molding which came down on overall recuts. If they can do a better job, I think we will head in the right direction. One other issue that is rising, that I have suspected when I came back from my vacation is the assembly. If you have noticed I was in that area for most of my time for the last two weeks. The numbers speak from themselves as shown below and this is a concern that must be quickly addressed.

The reason CD6 (assembly issue 75 vs 113) is rising while the molding issue (142 vs 88) is going down. Accessories Overall good performance ( 26 % decrease in recuts)

Thanks