1. Industry Affiliates Program ITRC Fall Meeting Memphis, TN October 2005 ITRC Fall Meeting Memphis, TN October 2005

2. IAP Mission Statement To support the ITRC mission, the Industry Affiliates Program will provide financial, technical, and market information and resources to the ITRC

3. Benefits to ITRC Financial support not linked to a line item Provides an official mode for 2-way communication between ITRC and industry A diverse IAP prevents undue influence of a single organization on a document or training material One vote per organizations provides equal influence for small and large companies Financial support not linked to a line item Provides an official mode for 2-way communication between ITRC and industry A diverse IAP prevents undue influence of a single organization on a document or training material One vote per organizations provides equal influence for small and large companies

4. Benefits to Industry Information Access Participation Information Access Participation Seek to develop or influence regulatory policy Be a forum for marketing activities Engage in lobbying Seek to develop or influence regulatory policy Be a forum for marketing activities Engage in lobbying IAP Will Not

5. Other Successful Programs CSG Associates Program (www.csg.org) Similar mission, purpose and structure to IAP $6000 membership fee 100’s of member companies and trade associations CSG Associates Program (www.csg.org) Similar mission, purpose and structure to IAP $6000 membership fee 100’s of member companies and trade associations

6. Other Successful Programs US Fuel Cell Council (www.usfcc.com) Mission is to foster advancement of fuel cell technology $5K and $10K membership fees 100’s of member companies and trade associations Initially membership was free US Fuel Cell Council (www.usfcc.com) Mission is to foster advancement of fuel cell technology $5K and $10K membership fees 100’s of member companies and trade associations Initially membership was free

7. IAP Membership Fee Structure Voluntary membership in 2005 Membership in IAP is mandatory for participation in ITRC – starting 2006 Fee structure (per yr): –Gold status: $15,000 –75+ employees: $7,500 –20-75 employees: $5000 –<20 employees:$1000 Voluntary membership in 2005 Membership in IAP is mandatory for participation in ITRC – starting 2006 Fee structure (per yr): –Gold status: $15,000 –75+ employees: $7,500 –20-75 employees: $5000 –<20 employees:$1000

8. Current Membership 19 IAP members from all levels –5 Gold members –3 Regular members at 75+ employees –1 Regular member at 20-75 employees –10 Regular members at <20 employees $112,500 raised in 2005 (voluntary membership) 19 IAP members from all levels –5 Gold members –3 Regular members at 75+ employees –1 Regular member at 20-75 employees –10 Regular members at <20 employees $112,500 raised in 2005 (voluntary membership)

9. Gold Membership ARCADIS Koch Industries Tetra Tech, Inc. W.L. Gore WRS Infrastructure and Environment, Inc. ARCADIS Koch Industries Tetra Tech, Inc. W.L. Gore WRS Infrastructure and Environment, Inc.

10. Regular Membership Burns and McDonnell Engineering and Environmental Solutions, Inc. EnviroMetal Technologies, Inc. GeoInsight GeoSyntec H & P Mobile GeoChemistry Burns and McDonnell Engineering and Environmental Solutions, Inc. EnviroMetal Technologies, Inc. GeoInsight GeoSyntec H & P Mobile GeoChemistry MEC Site Management Alliance Policy Navigation Group ProHydro, Inc. Purifics Regenesis Shaw Environmental Solutions-IES TODA America, Inc.

11. ITRC Industry Recognition Awards IAP members do not need to give 10% of their time to ITRC Instead, each ITRC Team awards 1 or 2 industry members for the ITRC Industry Recognition Award Awardees will receive a 25% reduction in membership fees for the following year IAP members do not need to give 10% of their time to ITRC Instead, each ITRC Team awards 1 or 2 industry members for the ITRC Industry Recognition Award Awardees will receive a 25% reduction in membership fees for the following year