1. 2005 ANSI Annual Conference From A to Veeck: Standardization and the Law October 6, 2005 Washington, DC

2. Opening Remarks Dr. George W. Arnold Chairman of the Board American National Standards Institute

3. Panel I  Antitrust/ Patent Issues Moderator: Scott Peterson Corporate Counsel, Hewlett-Packard Company Chair, ANSI Patent Group Panelists: Andrew Berg Partner, Antitrust Group, King & Spalding LLP Gil Ohana Director, Antitrust and Competition, Cisco Systems Geoffrey Oliver Assistant Director, Anticompetitive Practices, U.S. Federal Trade Commission Richard Taffet Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP

4. Panel II  Open Standards/ Open Source Moderator: Stephen Oksala Vice President, Standards, Society of Cable Television Engineers Vice Chairman, ANSI Board of Directors Chair, ANSI National Policy Committee Panelists: Larry Bassuk Senior Patent Counsel, Texas Instruments Marc Sandy Block Consulting Attorney, Intellectual Property Law, IBM Andy Updegrove Partner, Gesmer Updegrove LLP

5. Panel III  Tort Liability Moderator: Patricia Griffin Vice President and General Counsel American National Standards Institute Panelists: James Carroll Partner, King & Spalding LLP Chip Magid Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP Clark Silcox General Counsel, National Electrical Manufacturers Association Ted Voorhees Partner, Covington & Burling

6. Panel IV  Copyright Issues Moderator: Dan Bart Senior Vice President, Standards and Special Projects Telecommunications Industry Association Panelists: Maureen Brodoff General Counsel, National Fire Protection Association Amy Marasco Senior Attorney, Microsoft Corporation William Scarborough General Counsel, Project Management Institute, Inc.

7. Closing Remarks and Conference Summary Dr. Mark W. Hurwitz, CAE President and Chief Executive Officer American National Standards Institute

8. Closing Overview  Treatment of IPR issues as part of the United States Standards Strategy (USSS) James Shannon President, National Fire Protection Association Chair, USSS SG on Financial and Legal

9. Adjournment Dr. Mark W. Hurwitz, CAE President and Chief Executive Officer, American National Standards Institute