ADAPT TO ACHIEVE. Exhibit Registration and Sponsorship Forms Hotel Information Who Attends? Exhibit Floor Plan Shipping Information.

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1 Exhibit Registration and Sponsorship Forms Hotel Information Who Attends? Exhibit Floor Plan Shipping Information Dear Exhibitor, ADAPT TO ACHIEVE We welcome you to join us for our 11th Annual Eastern Secondary Market Conference with Exhibits. This is the same location the MBA national will hold their CREF Conference directly before our dates and their Servicing Conference the week after our conference. We expect and more attendees this year. This is by far one of the best venues for this conference. It is more than perfect for ease of traffic flow between the exhibits and session room directly side by side and no corners to go around. Please refer to the floor plan of the exhibit room further in this packet. We have planned all receptions, breakfast, breaks, lunch to be in the exhibit room and all non-conflict time. The exhibit room stays open all day on Thursday to allow you to use this area for networking and appointments. We only have space for 30 tabletops so please get your registration in as soon as possible. We did sell out last year and were able to add to the foyer but we won t have that option this year. We look forward to seeing you there.

2 Wednesday 2/5 1 5:30 PM Exhibit Registration and Set-Up 6 7:30 PM Exhibits Open with a Welcome Reception Thursday 2/6 7:30 AM 4:30 PM Exhibit Room Open All Day to allow you a place to meet with your appointments. See all non-conflict exhibit times below with specific events in the room for the attendees: 7:30 9 AM Exhibit Room Opens Breakfast and Networking Time AM Refreshment Break with the Exhibitors 12 1:30 PM Luncheon with Exhibitors and Networking 3:30 4:30 PM Final Exhibit Time and Closing Networking Reception (All exhibits and materials must be removed after the closing and no later than 7 PM.) 5.5 Hours Non-conflict exhibit time and a total of 10 hours open. The exhibit room will be open all day on Thursday for any business appointments/meetings you may make in between exhibit times. We realize this conference brings a lot of networking opportunities and this gives you the space and time for these appointments. Exhibitors asked to have more free time on the final exhibit day to get ready for evening functions so we closed at 4:30 this year. (The conference concludes the next day on Friday and you are welcome to stay!) The attendees have one more session on Thursday after the exhibits close giving you plenty of time to prepare for your evening events. Please review the schedule for registration and exhibit set up times to pick up your name badge and registration packet during these times only. Your full registration fee entitles you to attend all seminars, lunch, breaks and the receptions in the exhibit hall. Badges You will be given a name badge at the registration desk. This badge is proof of your registration and must be worn to all events. You must wear your badge to be admitted to all MBAF sponsored functions or have access to our area. Conference Cancellations Please note: Refunds are provided minus a $100 cancellation fee if received and acknowledged in writing by January 8, No refunds can be provided after this date but we do accept substitutions. The MBAF must provide guarantees to the hotel and we are unable to make any reductions after our commitment is made. Dress Code Business attire is appropriate. Package Handling/Deliver Charges Please see shipping instructions and a sample label on the final pages of this informational brochure. The Hyatt Regency Orlando (formerly the Peabody) 9801 International Drive Orlando, FL Tel: $249 Single/Double Occupancy $9 Service Fee Includes: Access for 1 guest per room to wireless high-speed Internet service (additional access is currently $2.95 per guest/per day), 2 bottles of water per day, 2 I-Ride tickets per room per day, use of the Athletic Club, Unlimited local and 800 calls, lobby coffee service 5:30-8:30 AM, and shoe shine services.) Reservation Cut-off Date is January 7, 2014 (This property fills up quickly so please make your room reservation early.) Hotel Online MBAF Personalized Reservation Link (If you must call to make your reservation, mention you are attending the MBAF conference to receive the special rate.) Hotel Toll Free Reservation Number: The hotel is convenient to the Orlando International Airport at about minute drive. The hotel does not have shuttle service but taxis are plentiful. Downtown Orlando is only 15 minute drive but International Drive has abundant choices for any networking event or dinner you want to plan. Also, the hotel service fee includes two I-Ride Trolley tickets for unlimited use. Click Here to View the Trolley Map The hotel has varied and excellent options for your dining. To top off your evening make sure to visit Rocks, a very popular evening spot right at the hotel. Click Here to View the Hotel Options

3 Conference Speaker/Session Schedule at a Glance with Exhibit Specific Info/Time in Blue (please note at the time of this distribution we have a few speakers not listed still to be announced!) Wednesday 2/5 1-5:30 PM Exhibit Registration and Set-Up and Attendee Registration Opens 3-5 PM Roundtables Secondary Soup to Nuts (NEW exciting interactive session this year. Final roundtable speakers announcement coming soon.) Moderator is Chris Whalen, Managing Director, EVP, Carrington Holding Co. 5-6 PM Economic Update, Mark Vitner, Managing Director and Senior Economist, Wells Fargo (Bio on the next pages) 6-7:30 PM Exhibits Open with a Welcome Reception Thursday 2/6 7:30 AM-4:30 PM Exhibit Room Open All Day 7:30-9 AM-Exhibit Room Opens Breakfast and Networking Time 7:30-9 AM CMB Society Breakfast Meeting with speaker, Phil Bracken, CMB, Chief Policy Officer-Government and Industry Relations, Radian (Bio on the next pages) 9 10 AM Dave Stevens, President and Chief Executive Officer, MBA (Bio on the next pages) AM Refreshment Break with the Exhibitors 11 AM 12 PM Agency Updates (Speakers TBD) 12-1:30 PM Luncheon with Exhibitors and Networking 1:30-2:30 PM Ed Pinto, Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute (Bio on the next pages) 2:30-3:30 PM Servicing Released vs. Servicing Retained: Understanding the Value Proposition Phil Rasori, COO, Mortgage Capital Trading (MCT) (Bio on the next pages) 3:30-4:30 PM Final Exhibit Visits and Networking with an Afternoon Reception 4:30-6 PM (Today's Final Session) - Non-QM Panel with Moderator Trez Moore, Managing Director Markets, RBS (Completed panel announcement coming soon!) Friday 2/7 8-9 AM Breakfast 9-10 AM Rob Chrisman (Bio on the next pages) AM Final Panel Session "Repurchase Response How to deal with repurchases in the QM marketplace." Discussions around the risk of repurchase requests for QM-non-QM loans, how to protect your organization and what to do when one occurs. John Cosculluela, CMB, American Bancshares Mortgage, Eric Randolph, Digital Risk (Completed panel announcement coming!) Special Message Presented by Senator Bob Corker Conference Concludes at 11 AM via video feed. Senator Corker is co-author of legislation to overhaul the mortgage finance market, including his proposal that private capital take at least 10% of the first loss on mortgage-backed securities. He will provide us up-to-date information on this and mortgage finance reform going forward.

4 Phillip W. Bracken, Chief Policy Officer, Head of Government & Industry Relations Radian Guaranty Phil Bracken joined Radian Guaranty in March, 2013 as Chief Policy Officer and Head of the Company s Government & Industry Relations in Washington, DC. He is Co-Chairman of the Consumer / Lender Roundtable in Washington, DC; President of the Housing Renaissance; and is Founder and Chairman of the America s Homeowner Alliance the advocacy alliance for the 75 million Homeowners of America. He was formerly Executive Vice President of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (WFHM) for 15 years. In 2008, Bracken was awarded the lifetime achievement award The Eagle Award - by the National Association of Real Estate Brokers. In 2009, the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) of America awarded Bracken their highest honor the Andrew D. Woodward Distinguished Service Award - in recognition of his lifelong dedication and prominent service to MBA and the mortgage lending industry. The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) also recognized Bracken in November 2009 with the NAHREP lifetime achievement award The NAHREP Founders Award. He was the creator and architect of the Housing Policy Council of the Financial Services Roundtable in Washington, DC and initiated the Hurricane Katrina Relief Coalition in Washington, DC. Bracken earned a bachelor s degree in marketing and management from Eastern Illinois University and played professional baseball before his career in housing finance. Rob Chrisman Rob Chrisman began his career in mortgage banking - primarily capital markets - 28 years ago in 1985 with First California Mortgage, assisting in Secondary Marketing until 1988, when he joined Tuttle & Co., a leading mortgage pipeline risk management firm. He was an account manager and partner at Tuttle & Co. until 1996, when he moved to Scotland with his family for 9 months. He returned to the United States in mid-1997 and ran Secondary for Standard Financial, a sub-prime lender in northern California. In late 1997 Rob was hired by CrossLand Mortgage to start, and be the president of, a sub-prime company named OnCall Mortgage (a division of CrossLand). OnCall Mortgage was in existence until Wells Fargo purchased First Security Bank (the owner of CrossLand) at the end of Rob then joined CMG Mortgage, a wholesale mortgage bank, as the Director of Secondary Marketing. In early 2003 and rejoined Tuttle Risk Management Services, Inc. TRMS (now Compass) provides mortgage pipeline risk management for mortgage companies and thrifts that seek to originate and sell loans into the secondary mortgage market. In November of 2006 Rob left TRMS to become the Director of Capital Markets for RPM Mortgage, a retail residential lender, leaving there in late 2008 to focus on not only publishing a widely read daily market commentary on current mortgage events but also on his family. In addition to owning Chrisman LLC, he is on the board of directors of several financial services companies, including Peoples Bank (KS), G5 (CA, a.k.a. Institutional Mortgage), Inheritance Funding Corporation (CA), is an advisor to the Board for First Mortgage (CA), is a member of the Secure Settlements Advisory Board (NJ), an associate of the STRATMOR Group, a member of the California Mortgage Bankers Association, and of the Mortgage Bankers Association of the Carolinas and its membership committee. Rob has provided expert witness services for mortgage and real estate-related cases, has lectured to groups around the country. And still finds time to take his Dad to lunch a few times a week. Rob holds a BS from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, and an MBA from UC Berkeley. Ed Pinto, Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute Ed specializes in housing finance and the effect of government housing policies on mortgages, foreclosures, and the availability of affordable housing for working-class families. He is currently researching policy options for rebuilding the US housing finance sector and writes AEI's monthly FHA Watch. An executive vice president and chief credit officer for Fannie Mae until the late 1980s, Pinto has done groundbreaking research on the role of federal housing policy in the 2008 mortgage and financial crisis. Pinto's work on the Government Mortgage Complex includes seminal research papers submitted to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission: "Government Housing Policies in the Lead-up to the Financial Crisis" and "Triggers of the Financial Crisis." In December 2012, he completed a study of 2.4 million Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-insured loans and found that FHA policies have resulted in a high proportion of working-class families losing their homes. Pinto has a J.D. from Indiana University Maurer School of Law and a B.A. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

5 Phil Rasori, COO, Mortgage Capital Trading (MCT) Phil is a recognized thought-leader in capital markets operations within the mortgage banking community. His areas of expertise include complex financial modeling, computational dynamics, and linear programming for operational optimization. He developed the ground-breaking mortgage pipeline hedging algorithms that form the foundation of MCT s HALO Program today. He has also pioneered several metrics that have become standard industry parlance, including beta pull-through factors" and "theta hedges." In addition to banking clients, Mr. Rasori has consulted with GSE agencies and the Federal Reserve Bank on hedging best practices for community banks. Mr. Rasori, has functionally led MCT operations since 2005 and ascended to his current role as COO in In December 2010, Phil Rasori was recognized by National Mortgage Professional Magazine as one of the 40 most influential young executives in the mortgage industry. David H. Stevens, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mortgage Bankers Association David Stevens is President and CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). Prior to assuming this position, Dave served as the Assistant Secretary for Housing and Federal Housing Commissioner at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Dave has more than 30 years of experience in mortgage finance and has held several executive level positions in sales, acquisition, investment, risk management and regulatory oversight, including positions in senior management with Wells Fargo, Freddie Mac and World Savings. Prior to his appointment by the Obama Administration to serve at HUD, Dave was President and COO of the Long and Foster Companies. He is known inside the beltway as a key housing influential; serving as an industry authority on major mortgage finance legislative and regulatory issues. Dave is often quoted the national media and regularly appears trade media on issues affecting the mortgage and housing markets. In 2013, Dave received the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) Founders Award, presented to individuals that have distinguished themselves by their work in support of sustainable Hispanic homeownership to improve the quality of life for Hispanics in America. He has been named to Bloomberg s 50 Most Powerful People in Real Estate list, and twice recognized as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Real Estate Leaders by Inman News and named one of Swanepoel REAL ESTATE TRENDS Report s top ten "Newsmakers" of the year. He currently serves on the Hope Loan Port board of directors, and also serves on the board of MBA Opens Doors Foundation, MBA s national 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization for philanthropic ventures. Dave is a graduate of the University of Colorado, Boulder. Mark Vitner, Managing Director and Senior Economist, Wells Fargo Mark Vitner is a managing director and senior economist at Wells Fargo, responsible for tracking U.S. and regional economic trends. Based in Charlotte, he also writes for the company s Monthly Economic Outlook report, the Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary, and provides regular updates on the housing markets, commercial real estate, regional economies, and inflation. Mark joined Wachovia (then First Union) in Before that, he spent nine years as an economist for Barnett Banks in Jacksonville, Fla. Mark s commentary has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and many other publications. Originally from Atlanta, Mark earned his B.B.A. in economics from the University of Georgia, an M.B.A. from the University of North Florida, and has completed further graduate work in economics at the University of Florida. He also completed the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) Advanced Training in Economics program at Carnegie Mellon University. Mark is a member of the National Association of Business Economists and co-founded its Charlotte chapter, The Charlotte Economics Club. He serves as a distinguished lecturer and practitioner at the University of Georgia. He is also a member of the American Economic Association, the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, and the Charlotte Chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth. Mark currently chairs the Economic Advisory Council for the California Chamber of Commerce and serves as the chief economist for the North Carolina CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member). He is a member of the Blue Chip Economic forecasting panel and the Western Blue Chip forecast panel. Mark currently serves on the Joint Advisory Board of Economists for the Commonwealth of Virginia. More Speaker Bios On the Way~

6 a la mode, inc. AboutYourMortgage.com Acopia Capital Group / Acopia Home Loans Affilated Mortgage Company/Benchmark Bank Affiliated Capital Solutions, LLC Affiliated Mortgage Company Akerman Senterfitt Alarion Bank All Sunshine Real Estate Inc. AllRegs Alvarez, Sambol & Winthrop, PA American Bancshares Mortgage, LLC American Enterprise Institute American Mortgage Law Group AmeriCU Mortgage Ameris Bank Arthur J Gallagher & Co. Associated Software Consultants Inc. Atlanta Homeownership Center (FHA) at US Dept. HUD Atlantic Coast Bank Atlas One Financial B of I Federal Bank Baldwin Financial, LLC Bank of America Mortgage BB&T BB&T Correspondent Lending BB&T-Oswald Trippe and Company, Inc. Blanz and Company LLC Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLC Branch Banking & Trust Co. Branch Banking & Trust Correspondent Lending Buckley Management Advisors Byte Software Calyx Software Capital City Bank Capital Markets Cooperative, LLC Carolina Bank Carrington Mortgage Services CBCInnovis Certified Credit Reporting, Inc. Chase Chase Correspondent Lending Christensen Financial, Inc. CIC Credit/Tax Return Verifications CitiBank N.A. CitiMortgage, Inc. Citizens First Wholesale Mortgage Company Clayton CMG Financial - Correspondent Lending Coastal States Mortgage Corp. Compass Analytics, LLC Customers Bank Warehouse Lending Dart Appraisal Department of Veteran's Affairs-Loan Guaranty Digital Risk, LLC Ditio Appraisals Ellie Mae Embrace HomeLoans Environmental Data Resources Equity Mortgage Bankers, LLC Essent Guaranty, Inc. e-tec Appraisal Management Solutions EverBank Fannie Mae-Washington FBC Mortgage, LLC FBI Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta Federal Trust Bank FEMBi Mortgage Fidelity Funding Mortgage Fidelity Investments Fifth Third Bank First Federal Bank of Florida First Tennessee Bank-Mortgage Banking Group Flagstar Bank, FSB Florida Capital Bank Mortgage Florida Commerce Credit Union Florida Insurance Specialists Forsythe Appraisals LLC Franklin American Mortgage Company Freddie Mac Garnet Capital Advisors Garrett, McAuley & Co. Garrett, Watts & Co. GatewayBank of Southwest Florida Genworth Financial Genworth Mortgage Insurance Gilbert Garcia Group P.A. GL Financial Services Global DMS Green Planet Mortgage, LLC Green Tree Servicing LLC Group One Mortgage, Inc. Hamilton Group Funding, Inc. Hancock Bank Home Financing Center Home Lending Source HomeBanc N.A. Mortgage Banking Division ICS Merrill IDCHECK.COM CORP. IMARC Impac Correspondent Infinity International Processing Services, Inc ING Direct InHouse Solutions Interthinx Investors Mortgage Asset Recovery Co. LLC Jefferson Bank of Florida JP Morgan Chase Bank, NA Kinecta Federal Credit Union Kroll Factual Data Lenders One Mortgage Cooperative Lending QB LERETA Flood and Tax Services Liberty Home Equity Solutions, Inc. LoanSifter, Inc. M&I Bank M&T Bank Madison Settlement Services Madison Williams & Co. Market Valuation Services McCaughan Mortgage Company, Inc. MERS Corp Holdings Metamerica Mortgage Bankers Inc. MetLife Home Loans Correspondent Milestone Advisors, LLC Mortgage Bankers Association of Georgia Mortgage Bankers Association, Washington Mortgage Banking Solutions Mortgage Builder Mortgage Builder Software Mortgage Cadence, LLC Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc. (MCT) Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. Mortgage Information Services, Inc. Mortgage Quality Management & Research Mortgage Support Services, Inc. MountainView Capital Holdings MountainView Securities, LLC MPA Consulting, LLC Multi Bank Securities National Mortgage Insurance Corporation Nationstar Correspondent Lending Nationwide Mortgage Navigator Lending Solutions, Inc NewDay Financial LLC Norcom Mortgage NPR Capital, LLC NYCB Mortgage, LLC Old Florida National Bank Optimal Blue, LLC / Secondary Interactive (an Optimal Blue Company) Peak Performance Resources, Inc. PHH Home Loans, LLC dba Sunbelt Lending Svcs. PHH Mortgage Pinkert Law Firm, P.A. Platinum Home Mortgage Corp Plaza Home Mortgage PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. Premier Bank Preo Mortgage, LLC PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company Professional Lien Search Property Sciences Prospect Mortgage Q Lending QuestSoft Radian Guaranty Inc. RBC Bank Real Estate Closing Solutions RealMetrix Regions Bank Corporate Trust Republic Mortgage Insurance Co. Residential Credit Solutions, Inc. RP Funding, Inc. Seacoast National Bank Seaside National Bank & Trust ServiceLink, FNF s National Lender Platform Sierra Pacific Mortgage Silvergate Bank Warehouse Lending Solidifi, Inc. Source Media Southwest Securities, FSB Southwest Securities, Warehouse Lending Stock Financial, LLC Stonegate Mortgage StoneHill Group, Inc. Sunbelt Lending Services SunTrust Banks SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. SunTrust Wholesale Lending Superior Bank Terrace Mortgage Co. Texas Capital Bank The Mortgage Firm The StoneHill Group, Inc. Thomas Mortgage & Financial Services, Inc. Thomson Reuters Towne Mortgage Company Tradeweb Triserv Appraisal Management Solutions Tropical Financial Credit Union U.S. Bank U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Department of HUD - Tampa Field Office Union Mortgage Investment Group Corp. United Guaranty United Lender Services Corp. Universal American Mortgage Company Urban Trust Bank US Bank US Bank Home Mortgage Vantage Capital Group, LLC Vernis & Bowling, P.A. View Point Bank Volt Waterstone Mortgage Weiner Brodsky Sidman Kider PC Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Wells Fargo Funding Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Your Mortgage Source, Inc.

7 International Ballroom H Exhibit Room Center of the room will hold food/beverage/bar areas and tables. There is three feet between each exhibit table, no pipe and drape. You receive one draped table, two chairs and a wastebasket. Electric is provided if you check the box on your form. Internet will be provided to one per table automatically Important : Please note the floor plan is designed for a maximum 30 tabletops. The floor plan may adjust slightly if less exhibits. We are unable to add any additional exhibits this year so please register early to insure a spot and the best placement. Placements will be done 2-3 weeks prior to the conference dates. Priority is given to Platinum and Gold sponsors. Everyone is placed on a firstcome-first-served basis. Care is given in placements of competitive business as to not be directly together. No large exhibits allowed but tabletop displays and backdrops that fit behind no larger than 8 feet in length are welcome

8 11th Annual astern Exhibitor Registration Form February 5-7, 2014 Name (as you wish it to appear on your name badge) Company Address City/State/Zip Phone I am disabled and would like to be contacted to discuss my special needs. Please indicate any special dietary considerations: $485 Tabletop Exhibit (Includes one representative for full conference.) HOW TO REGISTER You can register yourself online via just login and complete the information, or for the first time you are able to fill in this form by typing on the computer then just click the yellow submit button below or you can mail the form to the address below. Please note: Refunds are provided minus a $100 cancellation fee if received and acknowledged in writing by January 8, No refunds can be provided after this date but we do accept substitutions. VISA/MC/AMEX Credit Card # Verification Code: (E) Signature of Card Holder: PLEASE PRINT Name as it appears on the card: EXHIBITOR FEES AND INFORMATION $250 Extra Representative Reduced Fees (Includes full conference attendance.) (Use separate sheet to list extra registrants including their contact information) Check here if electric is needed. ($100 fee as per what the hotel charges us. Include this in your fee payment and we will place the order for you.) Please include a company description on a separate sheet of paper of approximately one paragraph. We will include this on the attendee handout to all registrants. No large exhibits allowed. Tabletop displays will be permitted that fit on a 6 table or that can set behind the table or in place of the table. You will be provided one 6 table, 2 chairs and wastebasket. Three feet is between all tables. See floor plan for layout if all 30 spaces are taken. All exhibit times are non-conflict with programs. Check here if you are a paid Platinum or Gold Sponsor. NOTE: Payment for your exhibit is included with these level of sponsorships. Fill out this form for your company listing information for the attendee conference handout. Do not include payment again. Space is assigned on a first-come first-serve basis with Platinum and Gold Sponsors placed in prime spots near the doors or food areas. Final confirmation of your location will be approximately 2/3 weeks prior to the event as this is dependent of how many tables are actually taken. Expiration: Credit Card Billing Address and Phone Number of Card Holder (indicate only if different from ABOVE): Is this a corporate card? Office Use Only Date Received: Check/CC: Amount: Exhibitor: MBAF Exhibitor hereby assumes entire responsibility and agrees to protect, defend, indemnify and save the hotel, it s owners, its operators, and each or any respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees, officers, directors, and agents harmless against all claims, losses or damages to persons or property, governmental charges or fines and attorney s fees arising out of or caused by its installation, removal, maintenance, occupancy or use of the exhibition premises or a part thereof, excluding any such liability caused by the sole gross negligence of the hotel and its employees and agents.

9 11th Annual Updated Sponsorship Opportunities Platinum and Gold Levels include Exhibit Space and Reps or Regular Attendee Conference Registrations (see options below) astern Secondary Market Conference with Exhibits February 5 7, 2014 Platinum Sponsorship $3,000 Prime Exhibit Booth with TWO Rep Registrations OR if no Booth required, two full conference registrations are included. Full-page color ad in the conference program: 8 wide x 10.5 high Signage displayed during the conference, special recognition at events, scrolling logo on the homepage of our new web site with your company link until the next year. Check it out at Gold Sponsorship $2,000 Prime Exhibit Booth with ONE Rep Registration OR if no Booth Required, one full conference registration included. Half-page color ad in the conference program: Horizontal: 8 wide x 5.25 high or Vertical: 4 wide x 10.5 high Signage displayed during the conference, special recognition at events, company logo as a gold sponsor on the web site after the conference. Silver Sponsorship $1,000 Quarter-page black and white ad in the conference program: 4 wide x 5.25 high Signage displayed during the conference, special recognition at events. Bronze Sponsorship $800 Business card black and white ad in the conference program. Signage displayed during the conference, special recognition at events With four sponsorship levels we make your support affordable for all budgets. Every little bit helps your professional association while providing you the recognition you deserve. IMPORTANT: Platinum and Gold Sponsors: If you plan to exhibit please complete the exhibit form and return it along with your sponsorship form so we have complete information for your booth, and reps. NON-Exhibiting Platinum and Gold Sponsors: Platinum receives two regular attendee registrations and gold receives one so fill out the attendee registration forms for these registrants as well as the sponsorship form and return. Important Artwork Deadline: The deadline to receive artwork for our printing of the conference program is Tuesday January 7, Please provide in High-resolution PDF or JPG format according to the sizes listed above for the specific sponsorship. Ads will be inserted as is and we are not responsible for incorrect content you provide to us. All ads must be ed to mbaf@mbaf.org. You will receive an confirmation that we received your ad, if you don t then we did not receive it. Platinum sponsors please your logo and web link to place on our home page and for all recognition purposes. Gold sponsors your logo. Company (please show the Company name as it should be listed on all recognition materials) Address Phone Contact Person City/State/Zip VISA/MC/AMEX Credit Card # Expiration: Verification Code: E-Signer of Card Holder: PLEASE PRINT Name as it appears on the card: Credit Card Billing Address and Phone Number of Card Holder (indicate only if different from Contact ABOVE): Is this a corporate card? Office Use Only Date Received: Check/CC: Amount: CLICK SUBMIT TO SEND ONLINE

10 PACKAGE INFORMATION HYATT REGENCY Orlando 9801 International Drive,Orlando, FL orlando.regency.hyatt.com Convention Shipping & Receiving: The Executive Shipping Center is available for the receipt, holding, and delivery of packages to guests in rooms, meeting spaces, and the exhibit halls. The Executive Shipping Center will not be available to accept, or store exhibits or large crates in an effort to bypass the organization s contracted drayage company. All said exhibit materials will be rejected. If no drayage company is being used then the Executive Shipping Center will gladly accept all exhibit materials. Convention and meeting materials should be identified with the name of the guest, organization, and arrival date. All packages will be weighed upon arrival and handling charges will be assessed to the guest room, cash, credit, or Master Account upon delivery. Note: Packages should not arrive at the Hotel earlier than five (5) days prior to the date required. * Please note: All packages arriving at the hotel earlier than five (5) days prior will be charged a storage fee of $5 per box, per day. No Freight will be accepted after 5:00 pm. 11th Hour and Hyatt Regency do not have access to nor offer cold storage or storage of perishable items received. Items needing special storage must be arranged with the show coordinator. 11th Hour nor the Hyatt Regency accepts responsibility for any perishable items received that are damaged or unusable in any way due to improper storage. 11th Hour does not accept packages shipped COD under any circumstances. Please ensure all inbound shipping costs are arranged prior to arrival at the hotel. Packages can be shipped to: Attn. <Guest Name/Meeting/Arrival Date> HYATT REGENCY 9801 International Drive Orlando, FL Ph. # Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 7am to 8pm Saturday 7am to 6pm Sunday 8am to 6pm Please call priority services at ext for assistance with package retrieval outside of staffed hours. Charges for all incoming and outgoing materials will be assessed and charged at a rate of $0.70 per lb per package, with a minimum of $5.00. DELIVERY AREA: All deliveries are to be made at the main dock. NO EXCEPTIONS It is the responsibility of the shipping company to unload all materials from the delivery vehicle. Once the equipment has been unloaded safely, the Executive Shipping Center Staff will sign for and accept responsibility for the material. The Executive Shipping Center staff will then process all packages for delivery. Note: No guests are allowed in the delivery area Guests who need to identify exhibit material must call ext and be escorted by the Executive Shipping Center staff. Guest should have the tracking numbers in the event of any difficulty locating packages.

11 GUEST PACKAGE SERVICES: Any and all outbound shipping can be done through the Executive Business Center. Guests can use their own shipping accounts or they can charge all fees to their room, cash, credit, or Master Account. Guests must pack everything themselves. For liability reasons business center associates will not pack any item. We will sell you materials to assist you in packaging. The Executive Business Center is not responsible for packages damaged during the shipment process. You are personally responsible to file all claims with the individual couriers. (FedEx, UPS, Airborne, DHL, etc.) The Executive Business Center will not be responsible for any items dropped off that are not packaged or taped properly. All outbound packages are charged a handling fee at the rate of $.70/lb. including all freight and pallets. Special pricing for outbound freight and pallets can be arranged directly through 11th Hour and will be based on volume. For details please contact John Franco, Guest Shipping and Receiving Manager jfranco@11thhourbiz.com Executive Business Center

12 Ship To: The Hyatt Regency 9801 International Drive Orlando, Fl Hold For: Guest Name Convention Dates Phone Number Arrival Date Convention Name Ballroom/Meeting Room/Booth Box Number of Executive Business Center HYATT REGENCY Orlando 9801 International Drive, Orlando, FL orlando.regency.hyatt.com