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2. About Extreme Tour The Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour (EET) brings the country ’ s top young entrepreneurs to college campuses to spread the entrepreneurial mindset. The tour is visiting campuses across the country with half-day events, and will be stopping at our campus! Students from ALL academic disciplines are invited to learn to leverage and benefit from the entrepreneurial mindset in this increasingly global world! - 4 -

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4. - 4 - TypeWhoContentTime Event IntroductionEET & School Representative Intro to event, entrepreneurship, speakers, and corporate partners 3:00 – 3:15pm Inspirational Keynote Successful Young Entrepreneur ‘How they did it’ story with lessons learned 3:15 – 3:45pm Networking Break& Exhibits 3:45 – 4:00pm Dream Action Workshop EETDream creation with action plan and accountability. 4:00 – 5:00pm Speed Networking Contest EETAttendees share their ideas with each other and partner up 5:00 – 5:30pm Networking w/ Food & Exhibits 5:30 – 5:45pm Extreme Entrepreneur Panel EET Moderator, Student & Alumni Entrepreneurs Panelists choose 1-2 questions to answer and open up for questions 6:00 – 7:00pm Event Agenda

5. Inspirational Keynote Provided by one of the country ’ s top young entrepreneurs (see slide 15), this keynote will inspire your students to take action on their dreams. The content of the keynote includes: An inspiring and relatable story where the speaker shares the ups and downs of his or her journey and how exactly he or she became so successful. Lessons learned and take-aways that students can apply to their life. Schools have the option to approve an outline of the speaker ’ s talk. - 5 -

6. Networking Breaks Breaks are an opportunity for attendees to: Visit the exhibit hall Network with each other Eat food The exhibit hall is an opportunity showcase: Successful student & local entrepreneurs Employers interested in recruiting entrepreneurial students Local resources that could help attendees Local sponsors - 6 -

7. Dream Action Workshop This explosive program inspires students to leverage the power of youth and empowers them to begin their journey by asking themselves fundamental life questions they may have never asked themselves before. It is an interactive program where students identify and develop their core aspirations and share them with each other. By the end of the program, students will have a specific action plan that will take them down the road of passion, purpose, and prosperity! - 7 -

8. Speed Networking Force attendees out of their comfort zone in a fun way with speed networking. On one side of a table are students with ideas or operational businesses who are looking for partners and on the other side are students with no idea who are looking for partners. Students rotate through ten two-minute pitches. The individual with the most connections wins an award. - 8 -

9. Extreme Entrepreneurship Panel The Extreme Entrepreneurship Panel is an informal event where attendees connect with successful entrepreneurs on a personal level. Panelists include any combination of the following: Inspirational keynote speaker EET co-founder Local entrepreneur Student entrepreneur Alumni entrepreneur Attendees are exposed to different view points on how to achieve success before graduating and learn about the people behind the stories. - 9 -

10. The Message The event ’ s message is both inspirational and informational and is intended for all students whether they ’ re studying business or liberal arts. The keynote speakers blend both success and youth so that students relate to and apply what they ’ re saying. By the end of the event, attendees understand that entrepreneurship is a mindset that can be applied to starting a business and/or taking a job. Furthermore, attendees will understand that this mindset is a powerful force with impacts on job creation, innovation, philanthropy, and peace. - 10 -

11. Entrepreneurship Today - 3 - One in every six young men and one in every 18 women ages 18 to 24 is involved in starting or running a new business (Source: GEM survey by the London Business School and Babson College) Some 2,100 schools now offer coursework in entrepreneurship, up from just 380 in 1990. (Source: Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation) Of every 10 high school and college-age students, between 6 and 7 of them aspire to start a business of their own (Source: Seeds of Success: Youth and Entrepreneurship)

12. Network of Entrepreneurs - 12 - Randal Pinkett32Rhodes Scholar, Apprentice Winner, and serial entrepreneur. Joshua Newman25Successful Serial Entrepreneur, Raised millions tens of millions of dollars for various companies Vic Sarjoo27Money Manager with $80 million under management Rahim Fazal25Sold $1.5 million company while in high school Devi Sridhar22Youngest American Rhodes Scholar Ever Bryan Sims23Founder/CEO of Brass Media and Brass/CU Magazine Ryan Allis22CEO of company with $1+ million in revenue Adam Witty24Founder/CEO of Advantage Media Group, Advantage Networks, TicketAdvantage And many more…

13. About the Founders Michael Simmons and Sheena Lindahl are the co- founders of the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour and were recently recognized by Business Week as one the top 25 Entrepreneurs under 25 and recognized on the AOL home and in USA Today. Michael Simmons, is an award- winning entrepreneur and the author of the bestselling book, The Student Success Manifesto. Sheena Lindahl, is the author of The Student Success Manifesto Workbook and was formerly a senior associate at GreenHills Ventures, an early stage venture capital firm. - 13 -

14. About the Material The Student Success Manifesto, helps students think entrepreneurially about their life. It has received rave reviews from students, educators, professionals, media, and celebrities including Mark Victor Hansen, Stephen Covey, and Paul Orfalea (Founder, Kinkos). The Student Success Manifesto Workbook inspires and educates students on how to plan, prioritize, and pursue their own vision. Students who finish the workbook will complete a life plan, the equivalent of a business plan for one ’ s life. The Event Workbook is glossy magazine for the event that includes a list of speakers, activities covered in the workshop, and resources. - 14 -

15. History EET officially launched in the fall of 2006 at 10 schools. The events were a huge success. - 15 -

16. Press EET was recognized across the following media in the fall of 2006: - 16 - CBS News (WFRV)TV Wisconsin Technology NetworkOnline Oshkosh NorthwesternNewspaper Appleton Post CrescentNewspaper The AppalachianNewspaper Appalachian State University NewsNewspaper Akron Beacon JournalNewspaper Stater OnlineNewspaper ABS News (WQOW)TV NBC News (WEAU)TV The SpectatorNews Leader TelegramNews MarketPlace MagazineMagazine

17. I thought it was a wonderful event, and we plan on bringing it back. Harold Bell, Director of Career Planning & Development, Spelman College It has really been an awesome experience working with the Extreme Tour. They have been very easy to work with, and they’ve made the experience go very smooth without any complications. Julie Messing, Coordinator of Entrepreneurship, Kent State University College of Business Sheena and Michael are professional and inspiring. The tour is an enjoyable, valuable, and educational experience for all. Bring it to your school! Amy Pietsch, Director, Venture Center, Fox Valley Technical College What Other Schools Are Saying - 17 -

18. It was very enjoyable to see people our age doing great things new and giving us insight on how to get there. – Jordan Day This event helped me realize how much more I could accomplish through using these simple principles. – Aaron Diamond I learned how you should do what you love no matter the amount of money you make. – James Stanley Very inspirational, full of great advice. Enjoyed the speakers ’ experiences! – Sherry Murphy What Students Are Saying - 18 -

19. Knowledge/Inspiration EET features prominent young entrepreneurs who have truly “ walked the talk ”. In addition, EET provides a high level learning environment with real knowledge transfer between entrepreneurs and instructors and student attendees. Life Plan (Business Plan for One ’ s Life) At the conclusion of the days event, every student attendee will have an abbreviated Life Plan to take home. This plan will provide tactical steps to keep students focused on their ultimate vision for success. EET Workbook & Give-Aways Students receive a complimentary copy of Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour workbook along with valuable give-aways. Online Community Students receive complimentary access to the JourneyPage online support community where they can connect with and support one another in achieving their goals well beyond the event ’ s conclusion. What Students Receive - 19 -

20. EET School Marketing Summits Your school will be invited to join EET for a series of 3 conference call seminars regarding the promotion of EET at your campus. EET ’ s marketing and publicity team will provide tips, ideas, and resources to help you promote EET on-campus. Media Inclusion Guarantee A customized press release is created and then sent to local media with multiple follow ups. Furthermore, you school ’ s name and logo will appear and be mentioned in all tour press releases and interviews with the media. Website / Internet Your school will be featured at ExtremeTour.org with a direct link to your school ’ s web-site. Online Intranet with Resources Your school will receive access to marketing best practice reports and templates, sponsorship templates, and overall best practices from others schools. Co-Branded RSVP System Your school will receive a unique URL where students can RSVP at. Furthermore, you will receive the email address of all those who RSVP for or attend the event. Two Speakers & MC EET provides three speakers. One will serve as the keynote, one will serve as the workshop facilitator, and one will serve as the event MC. What Schools Receive - 20 -