1. Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · OLED Association Board Meeting at the OLED Summit in San Francisco, CA September 9, 2015 Barry Young, Managing Director OLED Association

2. 2 Agenda  Call to Order  Proof of Notice  Roll Call, Establish Quorum  Introductions  Reading and Approval of Past Minutes (Provided)  Activities  Future Activities

3. OLED Association Activities  Held 1 st Annual OLED Workshop in Seoul, Korea  Updated databases on: Displays, Lighting, Fabs  Went to Washington, D.C. to lobby  Purpose: Ensure funding for the OLED SSL is continued and hopefully expanded  Visited Assistant Secretary of DOE, Office of Management & Budget, Energy Subcommittees in the House and Senate  ParticipantsAcuity Brands, EMD Chemicals, Moser Baer Lighting, NGLIA, OLEDWorks, Royal Philips Electronics, PPG Industries, Trovato Manufacturing, Universal Display, OLED Association  Participated in the preparation of white paper on the future of OLED lighting for the DOE to answer question; “What could OLED industry do with more DOE help” 3

4. Establishment of a U.S. Lighting Subgroup  White paper delivered to Dr. Danielson on September 14  Recommendation -- US$100M to $150M funding over 5 years for  Pilot Line  Mass Production Line  Light Extraction Technology  Access to DOE Corporate Partners  OLED L-Prize competition  National OLED Exposure Program  Working with the members of the Group to develop next steps Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Confidential 4

5. Follow-up  DOE looking for a more formal group to represent the OLED industry  Could use OLED Association as a vehicle to bring the industry together  Allow the OLED Association to maintain existing functions but add additional tasks  Start with the US industry, tasks include  Create initial group of companies with Adhoc members as the core group  Communicate concept to ~ 30 companies meeting in Rochester scheduled for Oct.1 by DOE  Visit with Dr. Danielson to encourage new funding  Get DOE endorsement  Benefits  Advance cost reduction solutions for OLEDs  Advance the mass production of OLED lighting  Extend to a worldwide OLED lighting entity Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Confidential 5

6. Database and Models  Databases  Display Shipments & Revenue – Quarterly  Lighting Shipments & Revenue – Annual  Fab Installations – Quarterly  Models  LCD and OLED Display  OLED Lighting  Material Supply and Forecast Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Confidential 6

7. Future Activities  Flexible Display Conference sponsored by AMAT – San Jose, CA  InnoAsia 2013, Hong Kong  China OLED Summit, Beijing China  Possible alliances with Flextech and NGLIA  Next workshop – Topic, Location  Promoting OLEDs  Should Association take a more pro-active role?  Would members be interested in supporting program that promotes the benefits of the technology?  Example  Series of articles explaining OLED technology and its role in the future of displays an lighting  Formalizing roadmaps  White papers  Socializing work by DisplayMate Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Confidential 7

8. Recruiting Targets  David E Kunz david.kunz@arkema.comdavid.kunz@arkema.com  Doug Adams dadams@plextronics.comdadams@plextronics.com  John Richard John.S.Richard@usa.dupont.comJohn.S.Richard@usa.dupont.com  Changhee Lee (chlee7@snu.ac.kr)chlee7@snu.ac.kr  Kyung-Taek Park Kyung-Taek Park (kt3609@apsystems.co.kr)Kyung-Taek Park (kt3609@apsystems.co.kr  Eunyoung Kim (eykim@sfa.co.kr)eykim@sfa.co.kr Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Confidential 8

9. Copyright © 2013 OLED-A · All Worldwide Rights Reserved · Adjourn