1. The Cape Fear Capital Connection News Hour: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 A Live Internet TV Broadcast of News and Information About Technology, Capital Markets, and Business In The Cape Fear Valley On MyTalker Radio and TV http://backlighttv.com/wmyt-106-7-fm With Thomas Vass The Private Capital News Network Presents

2. Segment One In-Studio Guest Colby Raker, of DryCorp, Colby discusses her company’s path of innovation. 1. Through a recent licensing agreement, Wilmington-based DryCASE is producing a new product line that company officials say they think will open them up to new markets. Can you tell us about the new product line? 2. How does this new line fit with the existing products? 3. How does DryCase go about identifying new markets?

3. Segment Two: Colby Discusses Her Company’s Innovation 1. The Company is continually innovating which is one reason our show likes your company. Can you tell us a little about how the company got started and how it created its first new product? 2.The company built its second product from the innovations and improvements from the first product. Now this third product looksa little birt like product evolution. What is next for DryCorp in terms of new products and new markets? 3. When local companies innovate new products or open up new markets, that helps the regional economy grow. What types of beneficial effects does DryCorp have on the regional economy and how does the company find new suppliers to buy its supplies?

4. Segment Three Moise Khayrallah, CEO and co-founder of Aerial BioPharma 1. Can you tell us a little bit about Aerial BioPharma? 2. Within the very large industrial complex of Pharma and BioPharma, where does your company fit? 3. How does your company go about gaining knowledge about new potential products?

5. Segment Four Moise Discusses His Gift To The CED The gift to Council for Entrepreneurial Development: “I always tell entrepreneurs that you cannot succeed by yourself, no matter how strong, how smart, how fast, or how skillful you are,” Khayrallah said. “You really need an ecosystem around you, and that’s what CED has provided for 30 years.” What is the relationship you see between product innovation and regional economic growth? How do you hope CED will benefit from your gift? How can a regional economy like the Cape Fear become more successful in product innovation?