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1 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION New Backup Care Portal New Benefits To expand your world Tuition Discount for Full Time Child Care

2 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION 10% Tuition Saving at all of our community based child care centers George Washington University families receive a 10% tuition savings with the largest network of early childhood education programs in the U.S. All centers include a proven curriculum, hands-on learning, trained teachers, and convenient locations.

3 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION When can I use backup care? When your regular caregiver is ill, on vacation or cannot make it in to work School is closed You are between permanent caregivers You have to work during hours when your regular arrangement is closed A dependent is mildly ill Your spouse, you, or anyone you are responsible for is recovering from a medical treatment

4 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION In-Home Backup – Child & Adult Care  Experienced childcare & adult care specific providers  Care providers can administer medications to mildly-ill children  97% of all care requests are filled  Employees can request care provider they have previously worked with More than 65 million people in the U.S. are family caregivers. Of these, more than 60% have taken work time to deal with even routine caregiving issues. (2010 Caregiving in the US Survey, NAC & AARP)

5 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION Center Based Backup Care Solutions  Serving children 6 weeks through school age  High quality care and curriculum  Consistent curriculum & experience across centers  Qualified & trained staff  Online access and reservation system  Knowledge Universe wholly owned centers

6 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION Get Started Today: 1.Visit: cclc.com/gwu 2.Register your dependents (If you are already registered in the old portal, you will need to re-register) 3.When the time comes, you will be ready to request care for your children or adult dependents SCREEN SHOT OF NEW WEBPAGE

7 © 2013 – CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION Thank You!