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2 Conference Partnership Opportunities Become a Partner at The Nuclear Deterrence Summit and publicize your company. The 2½-day events attract participants from a broad spectrum of companies and organizations. The benefits include: Partner recognition on conference agenda and resource book Inclusion of a 2 or 4 page* marketing flyer in the conference resource book The Opportunity to Moderate or Speak* Complimentary or Discounted Registrations* Complimentary or Reduced Fee for Exhibit Space* Recognition During the Conference via Signage Publicizing the Company Logo/Trademark *Depends on Level of Partnership Available Partnership Opportunities Include: Recognition on Summit Participant Materials: Logo Imprinted On: Conference Portfolio, Resource Book, Notepads, Pens, Tote Bags AV Support: Company Logo/Ad Projected on Screens Used for PowerPoint Presentations Participant Hotel Keys: Logo/Ad Imprinted on Key Card Exclusive Recognition at Summit Functions/Events Average Attendance: 316 Attendees Who Is Attending The Nuclear Deterrence Summit? Government, 38.43% Private Industry, 48.82% International, 2.05% Academic, 2.36% NGOs and Other Interest Groups, 8.35%

4 PAST ATTENDING ORGANIZATIONS AECOM Aerojet Rocketdyne Agence France Presse Air Force Public Affairs Akerman Alion Science & Technology Allan Consulting Alston Strategic Consulting, LLC ARES Corporation Arms Control Association Arms Control Today Associated Press ATK ATK Aerospace Group ATK Space Systems Atlantic Council of the United States AWE plc B&W B&W Pantex B&W Technical Services Group, Inc. B&W Technical Services Y-12, LLC Babcock Services, Inc. BAE Systems Baker Donelson Battelle Battelle Memorial Institute BDS-US Bechtel National, Inc. Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs BG4 llc BGITM Black & Veatch Bloomberg News Booz Allen Hamilton Bradburne Consulting Breckenridge Institute British American Security Information Council British Embassy Brookhaven National Laboratory Building & Construction Trades Department Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Burns & McDonnell BURUNDI CareerSMITH Carnegie Endowment for International Peace CB&I CEA CEA - France Center for Arms Control and Non- Proliferation Center for Public Integrity Center for Strategic & International Studies CH2M HILL Chenega Security & Protection Services Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I) Committee on Appropriations Computer Science Corporation Congressional Budget Office Congressional Research Office CSIS, Project on Nuclear Issues C-SPAN CTG, llc Culmen International Dade Moeller Decision Factors Decision Sciences Defense Daily Defense Media Activity Defense Nuclear Facility Safety Board Deloitte Consulting Draper Laboratory Eagle Horizon Group Edlow International Elliott School of International Affairs Embassy of Australia Embassy of France EnergySolutions Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc. Ernst & Young ETEBA European Leadership Network Federal News Service Federation of American Scientists Financial Times Fluor Fluor Federal Services Fluor Government Group FOX News Channel Frank Douglas Consulting Friends Committee on National Legislation G4S Americas G4S Government Solutions General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems General Dynamics Information Technology GeoStrategic Analysis Global Security Newswire Great Basin Technology, Inc. GS&S - The Boeing Company Harvard University Honeywell Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies House Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy & Water House Committee on Armed Services House Committee on Foreign Affairs House Strategic Forces Subcommittee Huntington Ingalls Industries IBM Idaho National Laboratory Innovative Environmental Technologies Innovative Technology Partnerships LLC Inside Missile Defense Inside the Air Force Inside the Navy InsideDefense.com Institute for Defense Analyses Institute for Policy and Strategy Institute for Science and International Security Interfax International Institute for Non-Proliferation Studies ISA ITAR-TASS News Agency Jacobs Jacobs Engineering Jacobs Technology James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies J.G. Management Systems JHU/Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Journal of College Science K.A. Carlson, Inc. Kansas City Plant Kiewit Federal Group Inc. Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA) Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Leidos Lockheed Martin Corporation

5 PAST ATTENDING ORGANIZATIONS Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control Logan Research Longenecker & Associates, Inc. Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos Study Group Magic City Financial Group, LP Merrick & Company Ministry of Defense n-link Corporation National Institute for Public Policy National Journal Group National Nuclear Security Administration National Secure Manufacturing Center National Security Technologies, LLC Nevada Alliance for Defense, Energy & Business Nevada Security Technologies, LLC Newport News Nuclear, Inc. News Sentinel NIT NHK Japan Broadcasting Northrop Grumman Corporation Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding Northrop Grumman Technical Services NSTec, Nevada Test Site Nuclear Safety Associates Nuclear Threat Institute Nuclear Weapon Surety and Quality Office Oak Ridge National Laboratory Office of U.S. Representative Chuck Fleischmann Office of U.S. Senator Jon Kyl Omega Technical Services OSD Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Pajarito/RPS/SA Mays, LLC Pantex Site Office PaR Systems, Inc. / Environmental Parsons Partnership for Global Security Patrick R Davidson & Associates LLC Perma Fix Environmental Services Physics Today Platts POGO Polish Institute of International Affairs Polish Institute of International Affairs Pro2Serve Project On Government Oversight Project Time & Cost, Inc. Protection Strategies Incorporated Resource Alternatives, Inc. RFW Management Solutions RIA Novosti RTVI Russian Embassy Russian Trade Representation Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs SAIC Sandia National Laboratories Savannah River National Laboratory Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC School of Advanced Air & Space Studies Scitor Science Magazine SEC Senate Armed Services Committee Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Senate Energy & W ater Appropriations Subcommittee Senate Intelligence Committee SGT, Inc. Shaw AREVA MOX Services Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. Shaw Group Shaw Project Services Group SOC SOC Los Alamos Southeastern Universities Research Association SRNL Stanford University State of South Carolina Stimson Center Stockpile Stewardship Strata-G, LLC STRATCOM Strategic Deterrence Coalition Strategic Management Solutions, LLC Strategic Marketing Consultants Strategic Posture Commission Sullivan International Group, Inc. Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. TASC Team Submarine, United States Navy Technion Israel Institute of Technology TechSource Inc TerranearPMC Tetra Tech HEI Tetra Tech, Inc. Textron The Asahi Shimbun The Babcock & Wilcox Company The Boeing Company The Center for Arms Control and Non- Proliferation The Center for Public Integrity The Cavanagh Group,LLC The Duffy Group The KeySource Group, Inc. The Scowcroft Group The Shaw Group The Texas A&M University System The Yomiuri Toeroek Associates, Inc. Trinity University Triple Canopy TV Asahi U.K. Ministry of Defense U.S. Air Force U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Department of State U.S. Government Accountability Office U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Navy U.S. Strategic Command Union of Concerned Scientists Universities Research Association Inc, Fermi Research Alliance University of California University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of New Mexico URS Corporation URS Professional Solutions UT-Battelle Wackenhut Services, Inc. Wade Associates Wagstaff Applied Technologies Westech International, Inc. W hite House National Security Council WorleyParsons Polestar WSI Y-12 National Security Complex Zach Wamp Consulting

6 SEVENTH ANNUAL NUCLEAR DETERRENCE SUMMIT ACCOMMODATIONS The rates for Summit attendees at The Omni Shoreham, Washington, DC, is $229 (or prevailing government per diem) for single and double occupancy. This rate does not include applicable state and local taxes. To guarantee a reservation a reservation, please contact the Group Housing office of the hotel at THE-OMNI, th and identify yourself as a 7 Annual Nuclear Deterrence Summit attendee. We recommend making your reservations EARLY to secure a guest room (no later than January 23, 2015). GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT 8 MILES Follow George Washington Parkway Northbound to Washington, D.C. Continue past the Pentagon to the Memorial Bridge. While on the Bridge, merge into right lane and exit at Independence Drive. Follow Independence Drive back under the bridge along the Potomac River (this becomes Rock Parkway). Merge into left lane. Road splits after passing under Bridge, merge left. Road splits again, continue to merge left. First traffic light is Calvert Street. Turn left onto Calvert Street. The hotel is located on the left. Other transportation options from the airport: Taxi: Approximately $20 - $25 Shuttle Service: Transportation is available through Super Shuttle to the Hotel. Super Shuttle is located at Ground Transportation and must be scheduled by the Guest, by calling BLUE-VAN ( ). The trip is approximately $12.00 for one passenger and an additional $10 for each additional passenger. Metro: Take the Blue Line metro in the direction of Largo to Metro Center. Change to the Red Line in the direction of Shady Grove. Take Red Line to Woodley Park/Zoo Metro Station. The hotel is located one block from the metro. Once you have exited the Metro via the escalators, go to the right and down the stairs. Go to the left and walk to Calvert St (1 block). Cross the street and take a right. The hotel will be on your left hand side. Approximately $ $2.55 per person. SUMMIT SCHEDULE AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration opens at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 17 followed by a Reception and Dinner at 6:00 p.m. The Opening Plenary is at 8:00 a.m., Wednesday, February 18. The Summit ends at noon, Friday, February 20 Registration Fees: General Admission (includes Federal Contractor)...$1, Federal Employees... $ Subscribers to Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor...$1, (Add $200 to General Admission & Subscriber Rates after January 9, 2015; Discounted Fees for groups of 4 or more. Contact forums@exchangemonitor.com for more information) Register at (Registration includes: three continental breakfasts, two lunches, three receptions, one dinner, a copy of the Resource Book and conference proceedings.) Call extension 109 for more information. Cancellation Policy: There is a $ service charge on cancellations after January 23, No refunds will be made after January 30, 2015 but substitutions are welcome.

Conference Partnership Opportunities

201 Partner Kit Conference Partnership Opportunities Become a Partner and publicize your company. The 2½-day events attract participants from a broad spectrum of companies and organizations. The benefits