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‘Serving the Underserved’ Department of Commerce R. Michael Gill Secretary The Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority and the Maryland Casino Business Investment Fund Fulfilling the Financing and Bonding Needs of Small, Minority, and Women-Owned Businesses in Maryland “MSBDFA & MCBIF” ‘Serving the Underserved’

MERIDIAN MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC. Presentation on Small Business Financing Programs Presentation on the Financing Programs of the Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority “MSBDFA” and Maryland Casino Business Investment Fund “MCBIF”

MSBDFA’ s & MCBIF’s Financing Programs Who We Are Meridian Management Group, Inc. (“MMG”), formed in 1995, is a private for-profit fund development and management firm with particular expertise investing in small, minority, women and veteran-owned business markets. Management team with: More than 200 years combined expertise in the market Long-standing working relationship among partners Proven track record of success Commitment to underserved markets MSBDFA has been managed by the principals of MMG since 1982, first as state employees and as a private management firm since 1995. In 2013, MMG executed a contract with the State of Maryland to manage the Maryland Casino Business Investment Fund (MCBIF) .

MSBDFA’ s & MCBIF’s Financing Programs MSBDFA’s History The Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority (MSBDFA) was created in 1978 to promote the viability and expansion of businesses owned by socially or economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs. MSBDFA has four complimentary programs: CONTRACT FINANCING (1978) - Provides direct loans and guarantees for financing contracts that are funded at least 51% by government or regulated public utility contracts LONG TERM GUARANTY (1983) - Provides guarantees of loans from traditional financial institutions SURETY BOND PROGRAM (1985) - Provides guarantees and direct bid, payment and performance bonds required for private or public contracts EQUITY PARTICIPATION INVESTMENT PROGRAM (1986) - Debt and Equity type investments that provide patient capital In 2012, Invest Maryland was added as a component of MSBDFA.

MSBDFA’ s & MCBIF Financing Programs MCBIF’s History In 2008, the Maryland General Assembly passed a bill which sets the stage for video lottery terminals (VLT), commonly called slot machines, at race tracks and other venues. 1.5% of all slot proceeds generated by gaming venues are to be used to fund small, minority and women-owned businesses (Targeted Businesses). There are currently six (6) areas specifically designated to receive slot facilities: 1. BALTIMORE CITY (Horseshoe Casino) 2. CECIL COUNTY (Hollywood Casino Perryville) 3. ALLEGANY COUNTY (Rocky Gap Casino Resort) 4. ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY (Maryland Live Casino) 5. WORCESTER COUNTY (Casino at Ocean Downs) 6. PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY (MGM National Harbor)

MCBIF’s History (continued) MSBDFA’ s & MCBIF Financing Programs MCBIF’s History (continued) The purpose of MCBIF is to provide access to capital for small, minority, women, and veteran owned businesses in Maryland. MCBIF’s geographic focus is in areas which are within a 10 mile radius (designated by zip code) of the casino facilities. However, businesses outside of the 10 mile radius are also eligible for assistance. MCBIF provides affordable and flexible financing to assist in the acquisition of businesses, purchase of equipment, owner occupied commercial real estate, vehicles, furniture/fixtures, lease hold improvements, and the provision of working capital.

Continuum of Financing Strategy MSBDFA’ s & MCBIF’s Financing Programs Continuum of Financing Strategy Over the course of 30 years, the principals of MMG have developed a unique strategy to provide a continuum of financing sources for small, minority, women and veteran-owned business. Through its family of funds, MMG offers various forms of debt, bonding and equity financing. These funds are designed to complement each other.

Types of Financing Products Offered MSBDFA’ s Financing Programs Types of Financing Products Offered Through these programs MSBDFA and MCBIF can provide: Lines of Credit (Including Mobilization Funding) Term Loans Letters of Credit Bid, Payment and Performance Bonds Equity Investments Subordinated Debt with Equity Features

General Permissible Use of Proceeds MSBDFA’ s Financing Programs General Permissible Use of Proceeds Working Capital (Accounts Payable, Payroll, Materials and Other Operating Expenses) Machinery and Equipment Purchase of Real Estate (Must be Occupied by the Business) Leasehold Improvements Business Acquisitions Refinancing of Existing Debt

How to Apply for Assistance MSBDFA’ s Financing Programs How to Apply for Assistance Contact: Meridian Management Group, Inc. In the Baltimore Metro Area: In the Washington Metro Area: 826 E. Baltimore Street 1801 McCormick Drive, Su. 300 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Largo, Maryland 20774 Phone (410) 333-4270 Phone (800) 248-1960 Fax (410) 333-2552 Fax (410) 883-6160 Applications and Program Summaries are Available Online at: www.mmgcapitalgroup.com and www.mcbif.com