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Expo! Expo! IAEE s Annual Meeting & Exhibition 2014 EVENT AUDIT DATES OF EVENT: Conference: December 9 11, 2014 Exhibits: December 9 10, 2014 LOCATION: Los Angeles CA EVENT PRODUCER/MANAGER: Company Name: International Association of Exhibitions and Events Address: 12700 Park Central Drive, Suite 308 Dallas, TX 75251 Phone: (972) 458-8002 Website (Show): www.iaee.com REGISTRATION COMPANY: Streampoint Solutions YEAR EVENT ESTABLISHED: 1992 FREQUENCY: Annual DATES OF NEXT EVENT: Conference: December 1 3, 2015 Exhibits: December 1 2, 2015 LOCATION: Baltimore 1. STATEMENT OF MARKET SERVED Independent, consumer, corporate, and association exhibition and event organizers; suppliers to the exhibition industry. Qualified attendees are exhibition and event managers and suppliers to the exposition industry. 2. STATEMENT OF VERIFICATION METHODOLOGY: All advance registrants were required to pick up their badges on-site before they could enter the meeting areas. When a badge was picked up the registrant was marked as verified. 3. AUDITED ATTENDEE ANALYSIS Year which Event was Held Event Location Conference & Exhibition Only Attendees Media* Speakers* Sub-Total: Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Verified Exhibitors, Non- Exhibiting Sponsors and their Support Staff 2014 Los Angeles, CA 1,299 25 76 1,400 825 2,225 2013 Houston, TX 1,123 18 76 1,217 717 1,934 2012 Orlando, FL 1,152 36 76 1,264 733 1,997 2011 Las Vegas, NV 1,307 34 60 1,401 807 2,208 2010 New Orleans, LA 1,076 31 64 1,171 748 1,919 2009 Atlanta, GA 1,065 8 90 1,163 753 1,916 * Counts reflect the badge code category in the database. Total

4. BADGE CODE BADGE CODE Association Organizer 422 30.1 Corporate Organizer 98 7.0 Exhibiting Supplier 276 19.7 Independent Organizer 347 24.8 Non-exhibiting Supplier 71 5.1 Public/Consumer Organizer 59 4.2 Press 25 1.8 Speaker 76 5.4 Student 21 1.5 University or College Professor 5 0.4 (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 5. POSITION POSITION POSITION Owner 86 6.1 6.7 President/CEO/Executive Director 121 8.6 9.5 Senior Executive (CFO/COO/CMO/EVP) 95 6.8 7.4 Education Management (VP, Director, Manager) 12 0.9 0.9 Event Management (VP, Director, Manager) 208 14.9 16.3 Exhibition or Trade Show Management (VP, Director, Manager) 230 16.4 18.0 Marketing Management (VP, Director, Manager) 71 5.1 5.6 Sales Management (VP, Director, Manager) 213 15.2 16.7 Education Staff (e.g. Coordinator, Assistant) 2 0.1 0.1 Event Staff (e.g., Coordinator, Assistant) 49 3.5 3.8 Exhibition or Trade Show Staff (e.g., Coordinator, Assistant) 53 3.8 4.2 Marketing Staff (e.g., Coordinator, Assistant) 19 1.4 1.5 Sales Staff (e.g., Coordinator, Assistant) 9 0.7 0.7 Consultant 16 1.1 1.3 Student 17 1.2 1.3 Other 77 5.5 6.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Postion 1,278 91.3 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Position 122 8.7 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 1

6. TYPES OF EVENTS TYPE OF EVENT TYPES OF EVENTS Business-to-business exhibition (BtoB) with conference component 693 49.5 74.5 Business-to-business exhibition (BtoB) without conference component 182 13.0 19.6 Consumer/Public Exhibition (BtoC) with conference component 168 12.0 18.1 Consumer/Public Exhibition (BtoC) without conference component 116 8.3 12.5 Proprietary/Corporate Exhibition/Event (physical only) 73 5.2 7.9 Hosted Buyer Events - Small Groups or One-on-Ones 95 6.8 10.2 BtoB Hybrid exhibition (physical and online component) 30 2.1 3.2 BtoC Hybrid exhibition (physical and online component) 0 0.0 0.0 Stand alone virtual exhibition 19 1.4 2.0 Board Meetings 248 17.7 26.7 Committee & Task Force Meetings 194 13.7 20.9 Sales or Incentive Meetings 57 4.1 6.1 Other - please specify 84 6.0 9.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Types of Events 930 66.4 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Types of Events 470 33.6 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 7. ROLE IN PURCHASING ROLE IN PURCHASING ROLE Allocate budget (deciding how much to spend on these products or services) 469 33.5 49.5 Provide information to others in the organization 559 39.9 59.0 Specify product requirements 403 28.8 42.5 Recommend solutions 569 40.6 60.0 Make the final decision 343 24.5 36.2 None, I am not involved in purchasing decisions for events/meetings 137 9.8 14.5 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Role in Purchasing 948 67.7 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Role in Purchasing 452 32.3 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 2

8. TYPE(S) OF VENUES TYPE OF VENUE TYPE OF VENUE Convention center facility 797 56.9 85.7 Hotel 596 42.6 64.0 Resort 323 23.1 34.7 Conference center 309 22.1 33.2 Other 65 4.6 7.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) dentified by Type of Venue 930 66.4 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Type of Venue 470 33.6 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 9. NET SQUARE FOOTAGE OF LARGEST EVENT NET SQUARE FOOTAGE NET SQUARE FOOTAGE Under 10,000 nsf (929m2) 119 8.5 12.8 10,001-30,000 nsf (929-2,787 m2) 71 5.1 7.6 30,001-50,000 (2,787-4,645 m2) 67 4.8 7.2 50,001-75,000 nsf (4,645-6,968 m2) 64 4.6 6.9 75,001-100,000 nsf (6,968-9290 m2) 78 5.6 8.4 100,001-250,000 nsf (9,290-23,225 m2) 147 10.5 15.8 250,001-500,000 nsf (23,225-46,450 m2) 148 10.5 15.9 500,001-750,000 (46,450-92,900 m2) 124 8.8 13.3 Over 750,000 nsf (92,900 m2) 112 8.0 12.1 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Square Footage 930 66.4 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Square Footage 470 33.6 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 3

10. NUMBER OF HOTEL ROOMS REQUIRED ON PEAK NIGHT NUMBER OF HOTEL ROOMS NUMBER OF HOTEL ROOMS Less than 200 105 7.5 11.3 200 to 500 104 7.4 11.2 501 to 1,500 132 9.4 14.2 1,501 to 3,000 135 9.7 14.5 3,001 to 5,000 115 8.2 12.4 Over 5,000 245 17.5 26.3 N/A 94 6.7 10.1 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Number of Hotel Rooms 930 66.4 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Number of Hotel Rooms 470 33.6 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 11. INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS HOLD OR PLAN TO HOLD EVENTS INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS GEOGRAPHIC REGION Africa 39 2.8 4.2 Asia 181 12.9 19.5 Australia 45 3.2 4.9 Europe 199 14.2 21.4 Middle East 65 4.6 7.0 Puerto Rico 28 2.0 3.0 South America 107 7.6 11.5 Not Applicable 642 45.9 69.2 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Identified by Geographic Region 928 66.3 100.0 Total Attendees (excluding Exhibitors) Not Identified by Geographic Region 472 33.7 -- (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 100.0 12. FIRST TIME/NEW MEMBER FIRST TIME/NEW MEMBER New Member (1/1/14) 215 15.4 First Expo! Expo! Meeting 528 37.7 Based on 1,400 Attendees excluding exhibitors 4

13. AUDITED GEOGRAPHIC BREAKOUT OF (EXCLUDING EXHIBITORS) STATE STATE NEW ENGLAND 90 6.4 WEST SO. 130 9.3 Maine 7 Arkansas 3 New Hampshire 5 Louisiana 8 Vermont -- Oklahoma 4 Massachusetts 33 Texas 115 Rhode Island 8 MOUNTAIN 119 8.5 Connecticut 37 Montana -- MIDDLE ATLANTIC 70 5.0 Idaho -- New York 46 Wyoming -- New Jersey 20 Colorado 26 Pennsylvania 4 New Mexico -- EAST NO. 159 11.4 Arizona 15 Ohio 14 Utah 3 Indiana 8 Nevada 75 Illinois 112 PACIFIC 385 27.5 Michigan 7 Alaska -- Wisconsin 18 Washington 18 WEST NO. 25 1.8 Oregon 2 Minnesota 14 California 365 Iowa 1 Hawaii -- Missouri 5 UNITED STATES 1,277 91.2 North Dakota -- INTERNATIONAL 123 8.8 South Dakota -- Canada 24 Nebraska -- Mexico 14 Kansas 5 Other International 85 SOUTH ATLANTIC 290 20.7 (EXCLUDING Delaware 4 EXHIBITORS) 1,400 100.0 Maryland 40 Washington, DC 46 Virginia 98 COUNTRY COUNTS OF 85 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS West Virginia 2 Australia 3 Portugal 1 North Carolina 7 Belgium 1 Qatar 1 South Carolina 3 China 16 Russian Federation 2 Georgia 55 France 1 Singapore 6 Florida 35 Germany 2 Sweden 2 EAST SO. 9 0.6 India 6 Taiwan 17 Kentucky 5 Japan 9 Thailand 2 Tennessee 3 Korea 4 Turkey 2 Alabama 1 Malaysia 1 United Arab Emirates 2 Mississippi -- Netherlands 2 United Kingdom 5 PACIFIC 385 27.5% MOUNTAIN 119 8.5% WEST NO. 25 1.8% EAST NO. 159 11.4% NEW ENGLAND 90 6.4% MIDDLE ATLANTIC 70 5.0% WEST SO. 130 9.3% EAST SO. 9 0.6% SOUTH ATLANTIC 290 20.7% 5

7 Hendrickson Avenue Red Bank, NJ 07701 Phone: +1 800.224.3170 Fax: +1 732.741.5704 www.exhibitsurveys.com Founded in 1963, Exhibit Surveys, Inc. is a full service research firm dedicated to providing market intelligence and measurement for the exhibition and events marketing industry. Having researched over 10,000 exhibits and over 4,000 events, Exhibit Surveys, Inc. has led the industry in developing the most comprehensive database of normative data for events and the most sophisticated diagnostic and measurement tools available. STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATION AUDIT CONDUCTED BY EXHIBIT SURVEYS, INC. We have examined the attendee records of IAEE s Expo! Expo! held December 9 11, in Los Angeles, California as reported in this Exhibit Surveys, Inc. Event Audit Report. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted event auditing standards. This audit complies with standards set forth by the Exhibition and Event Industry Audit Commission (EEIAC), a not for profit commission organized for the purpose of managing and overseeing the exhibition industry s independent audit process. The audit process includes pre-event review of systems, post event confirmations of attendance, examination of accounting records, and any other auditing procedures considered necessary. Based on such examinations, the statements set forth in this report present fairly and accurately the total attendance of this event in conformance with generally accepted event measurement principles. Exhibit Surveys, Inc. Red Bank, NJ Copyright 2015 Exhibit Surveys, Inc.