CLV Corporate Brochure

Where Living meets Learning

On-Campus Student Accommodation

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Success through Community.

On-Campus Living At Campus Living Villages, we specialise in creating and operating vibrant on-campus student accommodation tailored to the needs of our university partners.

We provide unique know-how in unlocking sites as a seamless extension of the university experience and act as one with the university, dovetailing our services to our partners.

We have over 25 years of experience in offering unrivalled expertise in developing, building and managing student accommodation and related amenity, coupled with true certainty of delivery and financial stability.

We deliver outstanding places and lifestyles, backed by genuine care that attracts and retains students and boosts academic performance.

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Contents Success Through Community

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Global Presence

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On-Campus Solutions

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The Board

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Executive Committee

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Our Investors

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Leading The Way

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Our ESG Framework

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Roadmap for Impact

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Enhancing Student Success

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Our Green Credentials

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Our Global Presence

Since opening our first village at the University of Sydney in 2002, we have consistently demonstrated our operational and development expertise and expanded our presence.

We are home to over 29,330 students across 38 villages and are proud to be a trusted on-campus accommodation partner to leading universities across Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

25+ Years

Student accommodation leadership

United Kingdom • Home to 16,036 students • 15 University Partners

Global Insight

With local knowledge

Trusted on-campus provider

Over 29,330 students across 38 Villages

United States • Home to 6,871 Students, • 8 University Partners

Australia • Home to 6,428 students • 9 University Partners

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We offer a range of services uniquely tailored to the needs of our university partners, including: Expertise in buying and selling properties to maximise return on investment A full suite of management and operational services which can be tailored to a partners needs Effective marketing and sales strategies to attract and retain residents Residential support to ensure a positive and safe community for students

Custom design and construction for a high-quality student experience

Project management to ensure timely and successful project delivery

Tailored On-Campus Solutions Our success comes from a cohesive approach to delivering oncampus student accommodation that provides a unique student experience.

A flexible, full-service approach allows our partners to provide uniquely placed on-campus accommodation without being involved in the cost, risk, and complexity of operating and developing accommodation themselves.

IT Systems to streamline operations and improve efficiency, with a focus on delivering phygital experiences that combine digital capabilities and physical environment in the student space

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The Board Joe Dicks

Tanya Cox

Chairman

Director

Joe has spent most of his 42-year professional life advising businesses on how to improve performance. His career spans corporate advisory, business restructuring, profit improvement, and risk & governance.

Tanya has over 20 years’ experience as a non-executive director of both listed and unlisted Boards and extensive executive experience in property, sustainability, finance, and funds management.

Joe is a chartered accountant and member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He was previously a Board member of Melbourne Polytechnic and Think Childcare, and is currently a Board member of Nico Education Limited and Bank Australia Limited.

Tanya is the Non-Executive Chair of Cromwell Funds Management Ltd, Equiem Holdings Ltd, Fender Katsalidis (Aust) Pty Ltd and the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC). She is also a Non-Executive Director of ASX-listed Cromwell Property Group and Niche Environment and Heritage, and a past Chair of the Green Building Council of Australia and the World Green Building Council.

Tracey Horton Director Tracey is the Chair of IDP Education, a Non-Executive Director of The GPT Group, IMDEX and Bhagwan Marine. Her previous appointments include Chair of Navitas, and the Australian Industry Skills Committee, Non-Executive Director of Nearmap and Deputy Chair of Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Tracey was recognised for distinguished service to business and business education and was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2017.

Daryl Browning Director Daryl is a seasoned leader in property fund management, having served as the CEO of ISPT for 17 years. Under his guidance, ISPT expanded its assets and achieved the distinction of being the first certified Carbon Neutral property company.

Daryl’s achievements encompass successful transactions, capital raising, and joint ventures.

Prior to his role at ISPT, he held a position as one of four national directors overseeing Knight Frank’s operations in Australia.

Daryl also brings valuable experience in chairing and actively participating in JV Boards and Committees. He is the Chair of CEO Circle Group 80, Director of Chain Reaction Challenge and has an Advisory role with Socia Investors.

John C. Schroder Group Managing Director & CEO of the CLV Group John has been the Group Managing Director and CEO of the Campus Living Villages Group, since September 2018.

Prior to holding this role, John was the CEO of Stockland Commercial Property and Stockland Trust.

Since 1986, John held senior roles with the Lendlease Group, Westfield Australia, Westfield USA, and the Stockland Property Group; with assignments both in Australia and several offshore markets.

John was COO of Westfield America from 2000 – 2006, and Head of Development and Construction from 2004.

Throughout his career, John has been responsible for and has led most disciplines across the major property asset classes, and various infrastructure asset classes.

John has served as a Director on the National Property Council of Australia Board, Deputy Chair of the SCCA, and held various Directorships at Lend Lease, Westfield and Stockland.

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Executive Committee

John C. Schroder

Brian Mackrill

Susie Waters

Mat Panopoulos

Simone O’Brien

Group Managing Director and CEO

Group CFO and Treasurer

Group General Counsel & Company Secretary

Group Capital Transactions & Strategy Officer

Group Risk & Compliance Officer

Jeannine Rheinberger

Lee McLean

John Huber

Joanne Barber

Pip Harley

Lainie McPherson

Chief Executive Officer UK

Group Executive Design & Construction AU Head of Development

Group People Executive

Group ESG Executive

Group EA

Chief Executive Officer AU Group Marketing & Digital Executive

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Our Investors Campus Living Villages is supported and backed by major Australian superannuation companies, with a combined total of over $313 billion in assets under management.

Equip is an award-winning Australian industry super fund, managing over $34.7 billion for over 140,000 members.

REST is one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds, with around 2 million members and $112 billion in funds.

HostPlus is one of the biggest super funds in Australia, with over 1.94 million members and $150 billion in funds under management.

NGS Super is an award-winning super fund with 111,000 members and approximately $16.7 billion in total assets under management.

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Leading the Way A diverse, inclusive and differentiated student accommodation experience is fundamental to the success of our residents and our university partners.

By working closely with our university partners, we build long-term and mutually rewarding partnerships. Our partners recognise that accommodation is a key part of the experience that helps attract and retain students.

Student wellbeing: We offer diverse and supportive accommodation environments and resources to ensure student wellbeing.

Smart safety: We use new technologies and digital innovation to create holistic approaches to student amenities, security, and wellbeing.

Affordability: With rising living costs, we understand the importance of providing affordable accommodation.

Sustainability: We are committed to finding green living solutions and addressing the crisis of climate change.

Community: We stay up-to-date on trends and opportunities in the student housing market and use this knowledge to plan for the future.

Phygital world: We are constantly exploring the blending of digital and physical solutions to enhance experiences, communication, collaboration, research, learning, and innovation.

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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) We strive to continually measure and improve our impact on the environment and communities, so that we can continue to provide positive experiences for our residents.

Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework is an integral part of developing and enhancing our student communities.

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Our ESG framework Climate Change

Natural Resources

Net Zero emissions (Scopes 1 & 2) by no later than 2030

Use less water, send less waste to landfill

Climate risk and resilience

Educate residents on water use and waste management

Embed sustainable design principles into development & refurbishments Resident Life

A trusted operator

Create a connected community through a resident life program

Maintain trust among all partners

Encourage residents to live, learn, grow Align resident life program to pillars of wellbeing Increase community connectedness Affordable accommodation

A purposeful and equitable value chain Manage risk and add value through the supply chain Modern slavery and human rights Social procurement Responsible procurement

Align to GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) and SASB (Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) Create methodology to measure our social return on investment Maintain good governance Health and wellbeing Maintain or improve resident and employee wellbeing Implement the CLV Cares program Maintain safe and secure assets

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Our Roadmap for Impact Ranked #1 in the UK 2021 GRESB development sector, and received a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating

Installed over 800kW of solar panels across the Group

2019 • 100% waste diverted from landfill for UK assets under operational control • Sustainable employee engagement moved from 74% to 81% over one year • Implemented a plan to guide CLV’s approach to managing incidents of harassment and assault at villages GRESB performance improved by 22 points to 82/100 within 3 years

2023 Partner to implement leading programs around mental health and wellbeing

Released inaugural Group Modern Slavery Statement

• Resident survey shows favorable score of 84% for feelings of safety at their village

• Progress approach to modern slavery and responsible supply chain • Quantify the success of CLV Cares with feelings of resident wellbeing at 75% or more • Reduce Scope 1 emissions by 2,500 tCO2-e • Improve resident literacy around waste and water consumption

2022 Transition to 100% renewable energy procurement by 2025

Generate 500MWh of solar energy across the Group

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Reduce Scope 3 carbon emissions when creating a new product, through partnerships, pre-fabrications and supply chain

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Develop a framework to quantify the positive influence of CLV on resident wellbeing and rate of graduation

• Operate sustainable buildings that consider people, place, quality and legacy • Operate a contemporary portfolio in collaboration with long-term university partners • Be Net-Zero (Scope 1 and 2) carbon emissions in operations • Improvements in ESG disclosure and assurance, with GRESB score of 82 either maintained or improved

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Awareness Raise awareness of mental health and support facilities

Wellbeing Create and manage a culture around wellbeing

Access Partner with organisations to support mental health and wellbeing

Belonging Reduce isolation by creating an engaged community

Enhancing Student Success We strive to continually measure and improve our impact on the environment and communities, so that we can continue to provide positive experiences for our residents.

Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework is an integral part of developing and enhancing our student communities.

Communication Continuous surveys and assessments both online and in-person

Calm Places Provide spaces that encourage wellbeing

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Our Green Credentials Our recent multi-residential PBSA developments have achieved best-practice sustainability ratings.

GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Environmental Assessment Method)

BREEAM Awards (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) •

(Expected) Albany Park St Andrews – BREEAM New Construction

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Durham Mount Oswald – BREEAM New Construction 2020

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Powell and Whitehorn Halls – BREEAM New Construction 2018

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Fife Park Apartments – BREEAM New Construction 2017

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Goldsmiths Raymont Hall – BREEAM New Construction 2017

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Peel Park Quarter – BREEAM New Construction 2015

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Prince Consort Village – BREEAM New Construction 2016

GRESB Rating

Participation & Score

72 Sustainability Awards •

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University of New South Wales Village - Urban Development Institute of Australia, Sustainable Development Award

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Student Village Melbourne - Green Star Design and As Built - 5 star rating Griffith University Village - 2015 Award for Excellence College/University

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Residential: Student Housing | Value added out of 6

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, the First Peoples of Australia.

We pay our respects to their Elders – past, present, and emerging.

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