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Page 1 of 5 '}); Develop Connections (212) 752-7760 Email Us Connect with us! About Us Connect with us! Conferences & Events Interviews Speaking Opportunities Contact Us iglobal Connect 2013 iglobal Forum, All Rights Reserved. 2013 iglobal Forum, All Rights Reserved. OVERVIEW AGENDA WORKSHOPS SPEAKERS SPONSORS VENUE PRICING 7:45 am REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING BREAKFAST 8:30 am CHAIRPERSON S WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS Nelson F. Migdal Shareholder GREENBERG TRAURIG 8:45 am ESSENTIAL MARKET OUTLOOK FOR THE HOSPITALITY & LODGING SECTOR What stage of the hotel recovery are we in, and how much longer will it last? How would rising interest rates impact acquisitions and new construction in the hospitality and lodging sector? Examining the advent of new supply in secondary and tertiary markets what does the pipeline look like? What do supply changes mean for lodging performance? As supply increases, how sustainable is RevPAR growth? Are we at or above replacement cost? If so, in what markets? How will 2013 end, and what will 2014 and 2015 RevPAR look like? Ellen Brown Executive Vice President, Acquisitions & Development DENIHAN HOSPITALITY GROUP William Obeid GEMINI REAL ESTATE ADVISORS Daniel H. Lesser LW HOSPITALITY ADVISORS LLC Jonathan Falik CEO JF CAPITAL ADVISORS Christopher Pfohl SVP, New Business Development & Acquisitions PYRAMID HOTEL GROUP Nelson F. Migdal Shareholder GREENBERG TRAURIG 9:30 am PRIVATE EQUITY PREFERENCES IN HOTEL PROPERTIES WHERE IS THE SMART MONEY GOING? Examining the strategic investment objectives of private equity investors in the hospitality sector Trends in private funding of hospitality acquisitions and preferred investment parameters What are private investors expectations, in terms of IRRs, equity yields, points for guarantees, mezzanine pieces and clawbacks? Structuring a deal to attract private equity investment Cris Broderick SVP HOTEL CAPITAL ADVISERS

Page 2 of 5 James O'Shaughnessy, Acquisitions and Development CORNERSTONE REAL ESTATE ADVISERS LLC Mark Rosinsky of Hotel Investments DOW HOTEL COMPANY Justin X. Thompson Partner MANATT, PHELPS & PHILLIPS, LLP 10:15 am MORNING NETWORKING BREAK 10:45 am HOW ROBUST & DEEP ARE THE DEBT MARKETS? What is the cost and availability of debt capital for hotel acquisitions? What criteria are financiers looking for? How much equity is required, and what level of personal guarantees is needed? How are lenders growing requirements impacting transaction rates and developers business plans? What sources is capital coming from? Over the next 12-24 months, billions of dollars of CMBS debt will come due how will these loans be re-financed? Will the rising CMBS market allow for hotel financing to continue more favorably? How would this affect valuations? Trend-line perspectives: How has commercial loan production in hotels trended between 2010 and 2013? What are lenders 2014 production goals? Peter Berk President PMZ HOTEL FINANCE GROUP Jeff Frank Vice President GOLDMAN SACHS & CO. Thomas Goodsite Managing Director PRUDENTIAL MORTGAGE CAPITAL COMPANY Robert Brown Vice President DEUTSCHE BANK SECURITIES, INC. Michael Odell Director of Capital Markets MPI 11:30 am CONSTRUCTION LENDING DRIVING NEW HOTEL DEVELOPMENT What does the construction market look like? What is getting financed, why, and how? What are construction costs relative to the debt/equity markets, and relative to the performance achievable? Examining the best financing options for new constructions What types of completion guarantees and recourse do lenders require for new hotel developments? How have developers got new construction deals done, and how did they satisfy lenders? How are offshore lenders competing with domestic banks for U.S. construction loans? Which markets are non-traditional lenders most active in? Bruce Blum President & Co-Founder GB LODGING David Teitelbaum Owner TEITELBAUM DEVELOPERS Greg Fierce US BANK

Page 3 of 5 Robert J. Ward Partner SCHULTE ROTH & ZABEL LLP 12:15 pm NETWORKING LUNCHEON 1:30 pm UPDATE ON BRAND PERSPECTIVES Where are we in the cycle? Where do brands see their opportunities? Geography? Segments? Markets?Are there too many brands? How do brands differentiate themselves? What is your brand s value proposition? Ben Cary Director, Development STARWOOD HOTELS & RESORTS Jeff Dallas, Business Development WYNDHAM HOTEL GROUP Allie Hope Director of Development VIRGIN HOTELS Serena Rakhlin Vice President Hotel Development & Acquisitions Americas TRUMP HOTEL COLLECTION Sean Hennessey President LODGING INVESTMENT ADVISORS 2:15 pm FIRESIDE CHAT: IDENTIFYING THE HOTTEST MARKETS & SECTORS FOR 2014 This session will discuss perceived opportunities and threats in a variety of sectors, including: select service, extended stay, timeshare/fractional, luxury, upscale, boutique, gaming and economy How are valuations changing in different markets and asset classes? How are each sector and asset class being affected by the amount of equity wanting to be deployed in the space? Scott J. Silver Chairman HOSPITALITY FUNDING LLC Santosh Govindaraju Portfolio Manager & CEO CONVERGENT CAPITAL PARTNERS John Sonnier HODGES WARD ELLIOT Steve Van PRISM HOTELS 3:00 pm AFTERNOON NETWORKING BREAK 3:20 pm M&A ACTIVITY IS A PICKUP ON THE HORIZON? What is the likelihood of a near-term spate of M&A deals in the hospitality and lodging space? Assessing the leading indicators that M&A and IPO activity will increase Notable deals to date Who are the major participants in the capital stack in these transactions? Trends in net asset values of the underlying REITs

Page 4 of 5 Neal White EASTDIL SECURED Michael Kamras Managing Director CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES (USA) LLC Doug Hercher Principal & Managing Director ROBERT DOUGLAS Christopher E. Jones Director & Senior Research Analyst, Gaming and Lodging TELSEY ADVISORY GROUP 3:50 pm THE EVOLUTION OF THE REITS INDUSTRY As hotel valuations increase, will REITs become net sellers rather than net buyers? Will REITs change their strategy when capital becomes more expensive? Will they become larger issuers of equity to get transactions done? What are the net asset values of underlying REITs, and how do they compare to the break-up value of these companies? Comparing REITs to other hotel investment access methods, e.g. private equity and debt Aaron Weiss Director, Real Estate & Lodging Investment Banking CITIGROUP Jeff Dauray Vice President, Acquisition RLJ LODGING TRUST Kenneth G. Fuller Treasurer LASALLE HOTEL PROPERTIES Tyler Rindler Executive Director, Real Estate Group MORGAN STANLEY 4:30 pm NETWORKING COCKTAIL RECEPTION Luncheon Workshop Securing the Best Financing Deals for Hotel Acquisitions & New Construction Wednesday November 20, 2013 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm This interactive session will provide an open forum for you to discuss: Which lenders are most actively financing acquisitions, and which markets and sectors they are favoring Which lenders are offering new construction loans, and how they are selecting the projects they invest in How developers have recently raised finance for new construction deals What criteria financiers are demanding, both for hotel acquisitions and new development Lenders 2014 production goals Optimal financing options for hotel acquisitions and new development (including CMBS financing options) Which offshore lenders are offering construction loans to U.S. developers, and the pros and cons compared to borrowing from U.S. lenders David Soares LEXDEN CAPITAL Mr. Soares educated in London, England, received his MA in Economics & Finance from University College London, England in 1982. Mr. Soares has 30-years experience in finance and real estate investment in both the international and domestic arenas. He has been working and domiciled in the USA since June, 1984 during which time he has been primarily involved in real estate finance and investment both in the small and large capitalization arenas. Since 2000 he has been responsible for originations in excess of $4.8 Billion of real estate finance in the form of short-term debt, construction loans, permanent mortgages, mezzanine debt or equity financing. He has successfully managed platforms performing all aspects of due diligence, underwriting and closing

Page 5 of 5 pertaining to real estate transactions as well as post closing asset management of hard assets and mortgage portfolio asset management. During his tenure heading up a CMBS lending platform, an equity investment platform, a bridge loan fund and most recently an SBA 504 non-bank lending company Mr. Soares has underwritten permanent, interim and equity financing on all classes of commercial real estate assets and hotels.