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The Future of Industry: Sector Convergence & 2017 Outlook February 1, 2017

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Page 1: The Future of Industry: Sector Convergence & 2017 Outlook

The Future of Industry: Sector Convergence & 2017 Outlook

February 1, 2017

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Sector Convergence | Industry Disruption and Redefinition

Trump Administration Impact on Industries, Tax, Regulation

Technology Transformation | Digital Innovation

Fourth Industrial Revolution: Convergence of AI, IA and IoT

Risks and Growth in an Uncertain Environment

Nichole JordanNational Managing Partner

Clients, Markets and Industries

@NicholeJordan26

www.linkedin.com/in/nicholeajordan

The Future of Industries Series

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How should companies respond to the challenges and

opportunities presented by this disruption? Questions to consider…

1. How are you investing in your future?

2. Are you developing new alliances across your business to keep pace with the changes?

3. How are you creating your revenue streams of the future? How are you avoiding commoditization

of your business?

4. Are you setting up a separate company to innovate and support new ideas?

5. Do you have an outcomes focused business model or a products focused model?

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Sector convergence

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Convergence Information Technology, Media and Telecommunications

Blurring of the traditional lines among Tech sectors and other industries

• Driven by technological change and, in some cases, deregulation

• Yet, the principal driver is still entrepreneurial creativity

• Convergence at the device level

• Convergence among and across the sectors of the Technology Industry

• And increasingly the blurring of industry lines

• Digital goods transformation is well along

• Sharing economy - Transportation, Lodging

• Competition with traditional industries – Automotive, Industrial

Learn more about

The State of

Information

Technology

Steve PerkinsNational Managing Director

Technology Industry

@StevePerkinsGT

www.linkedin.com/in/steven-perkins-56332211

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Convergence Manufacturing

Advanced manufacturing technologies transform the landscape

• Internet of Things, sensors and big data – are creating connected products

• Impact on the business model: John Deere moves from product business model to hybrid business

model using data from connected devices to create profitable services to help farmers improve yield

• GE Energy will be using drones to sniff for methane gas emissions at well sites.

The drones will have customized software to develop a flight path and analyze

the captured data line.

Jeff FrenchNational Managing Partner

Consumer & Industrial Products

@jfrenchgt

www.linkedin.com/in/jefffrench1

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Convergence Manufacturing

Automotive companies become software companies?

• "Whether the car companies like it or not their industry is becoming a tech industry. Virtually all powerful

tech companies are in a race to see who can provide the best solutions for autonomous driving, in-car

entertainment, and even propulsion." – IT World

• Ford seeks, much like Facebook or Twitter, to integrate its products into its customers’ lives

• Bill Ford - “Now he worries—what if we only made more cars? Just making more cars

is not our future." They are making "computers on wheels" – Forbes Magazine

• When we moved from horses and buggies to cars there was a massive purge of

firms that just didn’t want to change fast enough – IT World

Learn more about

The State of

Manufacturing

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Convergence Real estate

Innovation fueled by technology and changing needs of customers

push convergence into real estate sectors

• Hotels: The "alternative accommodation model" Air Bnb. The decline during 2016 in the number of

compression nights at U.S. hotels could indicate a threat from alternative accommodation providers.

• Restaurants: Online meal delivery kits, Blue Apron – rise of "grocerants" grocery

stores that provide meal kits and even in-store dining and entertainment, a threat

to restaurants?

• Residential and commercial: The wired home and office. The first

"digitally native" generation buying homes and taking over the workforce

Learn more about

The State of

Real Estate

Alvin WadeNational Managing Partner

Construction, Real Estate, Hospitality and Restaurants

www.linkedin.com/in/alvin-wade-b8ba957

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Convergence Not-for-Profit

Technology changes how students learn and how non-profits

communicate and raise funds

• Learning: The evolution of online learning through Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). Four

universities now offering degrees – and charging tuition – based on MOOCs

• Technology development: University IT departments incorporating “crowdsourced” technology

• Communicating: Not-for-profits are communicating and engaging via social media

• Fundraising: Not-for-profits are finding alternatives to direct mail and phone calls.

Changes include texting for donations and technology enabled special events

(#GivingTuesday).

Learn more about

The State of

Not for Profit

Mark OsterNational Managing Partner

Not for Profit

@mark_oster

www.linkedin.com/in/mark-oster-5722278

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Prospects for regulatory change

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We are beginning to see President Trump's intentions

to change regulatory requirements

• Already, the Trump Administration issued more presidential directives than any president in modern

history, addressing many of the promises made on the campaign trail.

• The freeze on regulatory action is standard practice for a new administration. The directive on the ACA is

more unusual and there still isn't clarity on what it requires. Both fulfill promises made on the campaign trail.

• The broad regulatory freeze may block late regulatory actions of the Obama administration that published in the

Federal Register. That calls into question the future of a new bailout-prevention rule the Federal Reserve completed

last month.

• Two leading bills to achieve cutting regulations: Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act (REINS Act)

and the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome Act (SCRUB Act).

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Health care Repeal and replace – plenty of uncertainty

• A budget resolution to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act using the budget reconciliation process.

• The budget resolution passed last week would allow Republicans to repeal some of the ACA with 50 votes in the Senate, with

Vice President Mike Pence as the tie breaker. However, reconciliation comes with restrictions. Reconciliation does not allow for

provisions that do not affect tax revenue or government spending outside the 10-year budget window.

• Republicans are debating among themselves the best way forward. Leaders are generally calling for a delayed repeal that

would give Congress time to write ACA replacement legislation, while Trump and some rank-and-file members are pushing for

immediate repeal.

• Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and Susan Collins introduced draft legislation to replace ACA

if it is repealed – If States Like Their Obamacare, They Can Keep It.

• 20% tariff on imports from Mexico: US imports more medical, surgical, dental instruments from

Mexico than any other county.

Anne McGeorgeNational Managing Partner

Health Care

@beanrunner

www.linkedin.com/in/anne-mcgeorge-53480111

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Health careRepeal and replace – plenty of uncertainty

• The impact to Providers -- potentially negative

• The impact to Insurers -- both positive and negative

• The Impact to Consumers -- potentially negative

• The Impact to Employers -- potentially positive

• The Impact to Investors -- potentially positive

• The Impact to Government Agencies and States -- potentially significant change

More about

ACA

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Energy:An "America First" Energy Plan

• The American First energy plan as described on WhiteHouse.gov, indicates a major shift from the

Obama administration policies, by moving to eliminate climate regulations and boost coal, oil

and gas production.

• On January 24, President Trump signed an executive order reviving the Keystone XL and Dakota

Access pipelines. Keystone is expected to spin off 20,000 construction and manufacturing jobs, and

add $3 billion to GDP.

• Future of Department of Energy, EPA, and eventual impact on

energy companies

• Impact of border adjustable tax

Learn more about

The State of

Exploration &

Production

Kevin SchroederNational Managing Partner

Energy

@schro_kevin

www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-schroeder-9177aa27

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Banking Future of Dodd Frank, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

• Dodd Frank likely to be rolled back, as promised on the campaign trail

• Department of Labor (DoL) fiduciary rule faces uncertain future as Trump calls for

less regulation

• Future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - is a fight on the horizon?

Will Trump replace current director Cordray with a Republican director

who opposes the agency's mission. Learn more about

The State of

Banking

Mark LastnerNational Managing Director

Financial Services

www.linkedin.com/in/mark-lastner-0466896

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Private Equity Future of carried interest

• Can President Trump unilaterally end the "carried interest” loophole?

• He spoke against carried-interest during the campaign, labeling some hedge fund

managers “paper pushers” who are “getting away with murder.”

• To date, congressional Republicans have not targeted carried interest as a

priority action

• Changes in trade policy and tariffs may impact PE investing

Sal FiraNational Managing Partner

Private Equity

www.linkedin.com/in/sal-fira-01a984

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Connect with our industry leaders

Nichole JordanNational Managing Partner

Clients, Markets and Industries

@NicholeJordan26

www.linkedin.com/in/nicholeajordan

Steve PerkinsNational Managing Director

Technology Industry

@StevePerkinsGT

www.linkedin.com/in/steven-perkins-56332211

Mark LastnerNational Managing Director

Financial Services

www.linkedin.com/in/mark-lastner-0466896

Jeff FrenchNational Managing Partner

Consumer & Industrial Products

@jfrenchgt

www.linkedin.com/in/jefffrench1

Alvin WadeNational Managing Partner

Construction, Real Estate, Hospitality and Restaurants

www.linkedin.com/in/alvin-wade-b8ba957

Kevin SchroederNational Managing Partner

Energy

@schro_kevin

www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-schroeder-9177aa27

Anne McGeorgeNational Managing Partner

Health Care

@beanrunner

www.linkedin.com/in/anne-mcgeorge-53480111

Mark OsterNational Managing Partner

Not for Profit

@mark_oster

www.linkedin.com/in/mark-oster-5722278

Sal FiraNational Managing Partner

Private Equity

www.linkedin.com/in/sal-fira-01a984

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