Southeastern Corporate Sustainability Rankings Report by Stephanie Armistead

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Our mission is to motivate and inspire companies to accelerate their ESG initiatives.

– Stephanie Armistead General Manager, GreenBusiness WORKS

Welcome to the first edition of the Southeastern Corporate Sustainability Rankings. In an effort to assess the mainstream marketplace in the Southeast, GreenBusiness WORKS has collaborated and contracted with KLD research in the creation of the first Southeastern Corporate Sustainability Rankings. Our goal is to publish the Rankings on an annual basis to create awareness about corporate sustainability and where publicly traded companies headquartered in the Southeast are on their GreenScape.™ As with any ranking, it is important to understand the methodology. Since this is the first year in ranking Southeastern companies, we thought it only fair to approach the 2010 ranking using an aggregate score of environmental, social and governance (ESG) and then group companies alphabetically in their corresponding quintile. The research for the Rankings was conducted by KLD with analysts from academic and professional backgrounds including law, economics, finance, international relations, environmental policy and corporate responsibility. More in-depth information on the methodology used by KLD is provided on the website. Corporate Sustainability is a business approach that creates longterm shareholder value by embracing opportunities and innovation, while managing risks deriving from economic, environmental, and social developments. The 2010 Rankings are a starting point from which we can share in the journey of our corporate citizens and celebrate the successes of those who are engaged and poised for prosperity. We will look to them for leadership and ask them to accept this responsibility. For those who have not started or who are just beginning their journey, we invite them to reach out, become engaged, and prepare to reap prosperity. Best Regards,

Stephanie Stephanie Armistead General Manager GreenBusiness Works

“I believe that we are at a turning point in the investing mandate in portfolio management. Over the next 10-20 years we will see sustainable and responsible investing become the norm. Investors will not consider investing in companies that are not being proactive in their move to embrace the SRI and ESG criteria.” – Mark Callaway

Methodology KLD created for GreenBusiness WORKS a custom ranking of companies in the Southeast region of the U.S. based on overall environmental, social and governance performance (ESG). Companies were selected from the largest 3,000 U.S. equities from Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. Companies were ranked from highest to lowest scoring in overall ESG performance and then broken down into quintiles. The companies are presented in alphabetical order by quintile. Information also includes market capitalization and industry. KLD’s research framework generates an analysis and rating of each company’s management of its environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. The rating criteria address a company’s ESG performance in the context of five categories, covering key corporate stakeholders.

Data Sources Analysts collect and analyze data from sources in three categories:

The Company

Government and NGO

• Direct communication • Annual Report • 10-k • Proxy • Other Regulatory Filings • Sustainability/CSR Reports

• Labor and environmental regulatory data • Human and labor rights organizations • Environmental advocacy groups • International Labor Relations

Media • Over 14,000 media sources

Environment KLD’s rating criteria for Environment cover a company’s management of its environmental challenges, including its efforts to reduce or offset the impact of its products and operations.

Community & Society KLD’s Community & Society rating criteria measure how well a company manages its impact on the communities where it operates, including its treatment of local populations, its handling of human rights issues and its commitment to philanthropic activities.

Employees & Supply Chain KLD’s Employees & Supply Chain rating criteria assess a company’s record managing its employees, contractors and suppliers. Issues of particular interest include labormanagement

relations,

anti-discrimination

policies and practices, employee safety, and the labor rights of workers throughout the company’s supply chain.

“In order to realize and maximize incentive value on renewable

Customers KLD’s ratings criteria for Customers measure the quality and safety record of a company’s

energy investments, stakeholders should be proactive in engaging tax advisors that are knowledgeable about this unique industry sector, from concept to commercialization.”

products, its marketing practices, and any involvement in regulatory or anti-competitive controversies.

Governance & Ethics KLD’s Governance & Ethics ratings criteria address a company’s investor relations and management practices, including company sustainability reporting, board accountability and business ethics policies and practices.

– Lee Peterson, Reznick Group

COMPANY • Direct Communication with Companies • Annual Report • 10-K

Third Parties

• Proxy • Other Regulatory Filings • Sustainability / CSR reports

Government & NGO Data • Labor and Environment Regulatory Data • Human and Labor Rights Organizations • Envrironmental Advocay Groups

MEDIA

• International Labor Organization (ILO)

• 14,000 Global Media Sources

#1 Quintile

#1TICKER Quintile CONSTITUENT NAME AFL AMSG AZO BTFG BLKB BKI CCE CPSI CCRN DRI ELNK EMN EDR HEV EGN NPO EQY FBNC FCNCA FFCH FLO FPL GPN HWAY HSNI ICE IFSIA INAP IILG LPNT LPX LOW MDAS FIZZ NNBR NUE ODP PNY POZN PRA REG RES R SCSC TSFG STI TRGT TECD TE TSS TRAD TUP ULTI UPS WSO WMGI

Aflac Amsurg Corp Autozone BancTrust Financial Group, Inc. Blackbaud Buckeye Tech Coca-Cola Enterprises Computer Programs & Systems Cross Country Healthcare Darden Restaurants Earthlink Inc Eastman Chemical Education Realty Trust Ener1 Inc. Energen Corp EnPro Industris Inc Equity One Inc First Bancorp First Citizens BancSh A First Financial Holdings, Inc. Flowers Foods Inc FPL Group Global Payments Inc Healthways HSN IntercontinentalExchange Interface Class A InterNAP Network Services Corporation Interval Leisure Group LifePoint Hospitals Louisiana-Pacific Lowes Cos Inc MedAssets Inc. National Beverage NN, Inc. Nucor Corp Office Depot Piedmont Natural Gas POZEN Inc. ProAssurance Regency Centers RPC Ryder System ScanSource South Financial Grp Suntrust Banks Targacept Tech Data Teco Energy Total System Services Tradestation Gp Tupperware Brands Corp. Ultimate Softwr United Parcel Service Watsco Inc Wright Medical Group

State Market Cap GA $ 23,049,800,844 TN 633,348,931 TN 6,206,039,523 AL 87,288,300 SC 1,028,039,702 TN 320,259,995 GA 9,258,225,687 AL 195,599,119 FL 301,352,894 FL 5,654,204,088 GA 892,535,591 TN 4,319,986,148 TN 316,374,850 FL 204,944,155 AL 3,258,935,753 NC 558,592,448 FL 795,049,942 NC 233,643,132 NC 1,207,001,125 SC 196,659,400 GA 2,364,115,473 FL 18,941,680,883 GA 3,469,268,459 TN 504,491,430 FL 1,216,094,050 GA 7,850,280,445 GA 485,337,207 GA 284,763,580 FL 806,251,060 TN 1,657,699,858 TN 955,409,626 NC 34,678,317,177 GA 918,663,257 FL 155,957,588 TN 61,493,040 NC 12,981,379,570 FL 1,984,031,113 NC 1,884,551,092 NC 183,125,500 AL 1,743,656,883 FL 3,061,932,119 GA 487,607,483 FL 1,962,679,394 SC 683,148,232 SC 122,761,862 GA 11,877,082,751 NC 521,049,979 FL 2,163,135,457 FL 3,261,273,402 GA 2,805,984,880 FL 142,675,944 FL 2,942,810,441 FL 761,030,899 GA 41,252,311,183 FL 1,608,256,412 TN 325,271,094

INDUSTRY Financials Health Care Consumer Services Financials Technology Basic Materials Consumer Goods Technology Industrials Consumer Services Technology Basic Materials Financials Oil & Gas Oil & Gas Industrials Financials Financials Financials Financials Consumer Goods Utilities Industrials Health Care Consumer Services Financials Consumer Goods Technology Consumer Services Health Care Industrials Consumer Services Technology Consumer Goods Industrials Basic Materials Consumer Services Utilities Health Care Financials Financials Oil & Gas Industrials Technology Financials Financials Health Care Technology Utilities Industrials Financials Consumer Goods Technology Industrials Industrials Health Care

CONSTITUENT NAME 3D Systems Corporation Adtran Inc AGL Resources Air T Inc. Astec Inds Inc Autonation BB&T Corporation BioMimetic Therapeutics, Inc. Books-A-Million, Inc. CBL & Associates Properties Citi Trends, Inc. Clarcor Inc Crawford & Company Cree Inc CSX Corp Delta Air Lines Fedex Corporation Fidelity Natl Information Services First South Bancorp, Inc. Green Bankshares, Inc. GTx Harris Corp Hatteras Financial Haverty Furniture Companies, Inc. Health Management Assoc A Healthcare Realty Trust HealthSpring Highwoods Prop Immucor Inc International Paper Invesco Limited Laboratory Corp of America Martin Merietta Materials Medical Properties Trust Mid-America Apartment Comm Miller Industries, Inc./TN Mohawk Industies Pinnacle Finl Post Properties Protective Life PSS World Medical Radiant Systems, Inc. Regions Financial RF Micro Dev S1 Corp Salix Pharmaceuticals SCBT Financial Corporation SEACOR Holdings Stein Mart Switch & Data Facilities Syniverse Holdings Inc. Tanger Factory Outlet Center Tree.com Inc. Verso Paper Corp VF Corp World Acceptance

State Market Cap SC $ 291,803,800 AL 1,455,432,659 GA 2,782,039,395 NC 26,251,920 TN 543,345,779 FL 2,322,692,021 NC 19,602,108,013 TN 270,862,120 AL 104,888,500 TN 1,638,805,097 GA 436,675,930 TN 1,653,594,333 GA 87,674,355 NC 7,004,294,629 FL 18,578,680,779 GA 9,969,542,417 TN 26,376,263,349 GA 8,399,750,878 NC 102,583,260 TN 80,343,100 TN 57,946,021 FL 5,986,714,599 NC 939,753,718 GA 236,747,940 FL 1,810,750,313 TN 1,228,733,025 TN 793,425,136 NC 2,057,798,321 GA 1,352,045,317 TN 9,954,585,396 GA 8,404,052,975 NC 7,785,522,000 NC 3,526,762,304 AL 824,683,180 TN 1,498,877,300 TN 126,770,280 GA 3,528,199,248 TN 497,574,914 GA 935,577,265 AL 1,571,218,983 FL 1,253,295,922 GA 376,288,640 AL 8,020,289,250 NC 1,126,221,382 GA 324,239,755 NC 1,561,987,269 SC 460,423,580 FL 1,542,151,612 FL 261,527,350 FL 459,495,705 FL 875,672,937 NC 1,677,748,334 NC 89,630,880 TN 158,696,240 NC 8,624,051,607 SC 676,920,396

INDUSTRY Technology Technology Utilities Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Financials Health Care Consumer Services Financials Consumer Services Industrials Industrials Technology Industrials Consumer Services Industrials Industrials Financials Financials Health Care Technology Financials Consumer Services Health Care Financials Health Care Financials Health Care Basic Materials Financials Health Care Industrials Financials Financials Industrials Consumer Goods Financials Financials Financials Health Care Technology Financials Technology Technology Health Care Financials Oil & Gas Consumer Services Technology Technology Financials Financials Basic Materials Consumer Goods Financials

#2 Quintile

TICKER TDSC ADTN AGL AIRT ASTE AN BBT BMTI BAMM CBL CTRN CLC CRD/B CREE CSX DAL FDX FIS FSBK GRNB GTXI HRS HTS HVT HMA HR HS HIW BLUD IP IVZ LH MLM MPW MAA MLR MHK PNFP PPS PL PSSI RADS RF RFMD SONE SLXP SCBT CKH SMRT SDXC SVR SKT TREE VRS VFC WRLD

#3 Quintile

#1TICKER Quintile CONSTITUENT NAME AAN AGCO AAI ALCO AMSWA CCBG CCL CTXS KO CSA CCRT CUZ DUK EBIX RDEN FDO FARO FAC GPC HBI HEI/A HEI HIBB HD ISPH IIIN IBI ISH JBL KNOL LNCE LSTR LPS LGN MANH NHI NHC NNN CHUX OXM PRGX RHT ROL ROP RCL RT SAIA SPW SUPR TKLC TSCO TSON TRMS UNM WCG YAVY

Aarons Inc. AGCO Corp AirTran Holdings Inc Alico Inc American Software Capital City Bank Gp Carnival Corp A Citrix Systems Coca-Cola Cogdell Spencer, Inc. CompuCredit Holdings Cousins Property Duke Energy Corp Ebix Inc Elizabeth Arden Family Dollar Stores FARO Technology First Acceptance Corporation Genuine Parts Hanesbrands Heico Cl A Heico Corp Hibbett Sports Inc. Home Depot Inspire Pharmaceuticals Insteel Industries, Inc. Interline Brands International Shipholding Corp. Jabil Circuit Knology Lance Inc Landstar Sys Lender Processing Services Lodgian, Inc. Manhattan Assoc National Health Investors National Healthcare National Retail Properties O’Charley’S Inc Oxford Industries PRGX Global Inc. Red Hat Inc Rollins Inc Roper Industries Royal Caribbean Cruises Ruby Tuesday Saia, Inc. SPX Corp Superior Bancorp Tekelec Tractor Supply Trans1, Inc. Trimeris, Inc. Unum Group WellCare Health Plans Yadkin Valley Financial Corporation

State Market Cap GA $ 1,377,541,873 GA 3,165,846,210 FL 648,550,810 FL 143,475,404 GA 131,437,790 FL 164,313,412 FL 16,787,086,136 FL 7,812,836,821 GA 122,062,010,142 NC 289,360,400 GA 82,918,897 GA 717,712,098 NC 21,201,430,566 GA 369,784,249 FL 519,348,347 NC 4,578,938,828 FL 385,044,496 TN 103,283,710 GA 6,434,833,610 NC 2,467,232,421 FL 587,779,010 FL 371,496,351 AL 653,511,750 GA 52,683,495,696 NC 508,614,791 NC 181,590,070 FL 427,733,775 AL 211,663,480 FL 3,249,215,531 GA 410,187,869 NC 692,419,609 FL 2,047,735,678 FL 3,670,501,955 GA 53,286,064 GA 426,610,332 TN 966,386,169 TN 376,552,088 FL 1,748,480,064 TN 174,406,073 GA 321,463,535 GA 136,708,910 NC 3,955,199,177 GA 1,053,659,352 FL 5,019,751,765 FL 4,521,692,644 TN 520,967,709 GA 153,871,950 NC 2,915,156,702 AL 34,303,920 NC 1,109,087,249 TN 1,963,870,485 NC 69,952,650 NC 52,299,000 TN 6,890,574,882 FL 563,854,405 NC 62,745,705

INDUSTRY Consumer Services Industrials Consumer Services Consumer Goods Technology Financials Consumer Services Technology Consumer Goods Financials Financials Financials Utilities Technology Consumer Goods Consumer Services Industrials Financials Consumer Goods Consumer Goods Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Consumer Services Health Care Industrials Industrials Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Consumer Goods Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Technology Financials Health Care Financials Consumer Services Consumer Goods Industrials Technology Consumer Services Industrials Consumer Services Consumer Services Industrials Industrials Financials Technology Consumer Services Health Care Health Care Financials Health Care Financials

CONSTITUENT NAME Acuity Brands Inc AFC Enterprises, Inc. America Service Group Inc. AMERIS BanCorp Arris Group Aviat Networks, Inc. B.E. Aerospace BWAY Holding Co. Carmike Cinemas, Inc. Cato Corp Cl A Cbeyond Chicos Fas Inc Colonial Prop Cumulus Media, Inc. Eclipsys Corp EMS Technologies, Inc. Equifax First Horizon National Force Protection, Inc. Forward Air Corp Gaylord Entertainment Goodrich Graphic Packaging Holding Gray Television, Inc. Horizon Lines Inc. Infinity Property & Casualty Corp Ingles Markets, Inc. Mastec Inc MedCath Corporation Mednax Nabi Biopharmaceuticals Neenah Paper, Inc. Newell Rubbermaid Ocwen Finl Corp Old Dominion Freight Line Pike Electric Corp. Polypore International PowerSecure International, Inc. Premier Exhibitions, Inc. Premiere Global Services Progress Energy Psychiatric Solutions Inc Raymond James Financial Rock-Tenn Co RTI Biologics Ruddick Corp Saks Inc SCANA Corp Sonoco Products Southern Co Spherion Corp Sykes Enterprises Synovus Financial Corp Thomas & Betts United Community Banks Inc Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. Wi

State Market Cap GA $ 1,679,504,481 GA $ 212,845,600 TN $ 143,359,740 GA $ 134,166,960 GA $ 1,278,612,241 NC $ 380,624,450 FL $ 2,616,719,295 GA $ 349,949,650 GA $ 108,837,900 NC $ 541,920,655 GA $ 266,841,264 FL $ 2,409,935,169 AL $ 781,582,550 GA $ 89,703,896 FL $ 1,059,874,115 GA $ 211,350,650 GA $ 4,074,694,241 TN $ 2,836,748,979 SC $ 372,876,130 TN $ 709,550,185 TN $ 1,057,508,770 NC $ 8,078,954,555 GA $ 355,082,805 GA $ 85,744,000 NC $ 91,579,323 AL $ 558,796,478 NC $ 181,090,450 FL $ 750,171,144 NC $ 153,693,450 FL $ 2,481,202,830 FL $ 265,480,815 GA $ 214,548,950 GA $ 3,807,375,000 FL $ 1,077,887,758 NC $ 1,145,199,026 NC $ 139,593,547 NC $ 496,902,530 NC $ 126,101,640 GA $ 63,434,353 GA $ 455,743,915 NC $ 10,684,389,028 TN $ 904,683,635 FL $ 3,164,043,072 GA $ 1,210,896,775 FL $ 202,758,248 NC $ 1,065,942,270 AL $ 1,069,868,441 SC $ 4,416,757,389 SC $ 2,958,101,903 GA $ 25,290,560,698 FL $ 400,276,786 FL $ 834,779,285 GA $ 1,369,060,967 TN $ 1,890,507,543 GA $ 389,685,461 FL $ 596,008,903

INDUSTRY Industrials Consumer Services Health Care Financials Technology Technology Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Consumer Services Telecommunications Consumer Services Financials Consumer Services Technology Technology Financials Financials Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Industrials Industrials Consumer Services Industrials Financials Consumer Services Technology Health Care Health Care Health Care Basic Materials Consumer Goods Financials Industrials Industrials Basic Materials Industrials Consumer Services Technology Utilities Health Care Financials Industrials Health Care Consumer Services Consumer Services Utilities Industrials Utilities Industrials Industrials Financials Industrials Financials Consumer Services

#4 Quintile

TICKER AYI AFCE ASGR ABCB ARRS AVNW BEAV BWY CKEC CATO CBEY CHS CLP CMLS ECLP ELMG EFX FHN FRPT FWRD GET GR GPK GTN HRZ IPCC IMKTA MTZ MDTH MD NABI NP NWL OCN ODFL PIKE PPO POWR PRXI PGI PGN PSYS RJF RKT RTIX RDK SKS SCG SON SO SFN SYKE SNV TNB UCBI WINN

#5 Quintile

TICKER AEA AOI AVX BAC BZH BRO BKC CSL CRI COKE CTV CYH CXW CBRL CRY DK DENN DY XIDE FNF FRED FDP GCO GEO GGC HLS ISCA KG KKD LEN LNCR LO MPX MIR MLI MWA NCOC PTRY PPDI PNCL RYN RGC RSG RAI SBAC SWM ZZ SAH TRK JOE TMK VGR VMC WLT INT ZEP

CONSTITUENT NAME Advance America cash Advance Alliance One Intl AVX Corp Bank of America Beazer Homes USA, Inc. Brown & Brown Burger King Holdings Inc. Carlisle Cos Inc Carters Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated CommScope Community Health System Correct Corp of America Cracker Barrel Old Country Store CryoLife, Inc. Delek US Holdings Dennyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Corporation Dycom Inds Inc Exide Technologies Fidelity National Financial Inc. Freds Inc Fresh Del Monte Genesco Inc Geo Group Georgia Gulf Corporation Healthsouth Corp. Intl Speedway A King Pharmaceuticals Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc. Lennar Class A Lincare Holdings Lorillard Marine Products Mirant Corp Mueller Inds Mueller Water Products National Coal Corp. Pantry Pharm Product Dev Pinnacle Airlines, Inc. Rayonier Regal Entertainment Group Republic Services Reynolds American SBA Communications Schweitzer-Mauduit Intl Sealy Corp. Sonic Automotive Speedway Motorsports St Joe Co (The) Torchmark Corp Vector Gp Ltd Vulcan Materials Walter Energy World Fuel Services Zep

State Market Cap SC $ 383,006,003 NC 456,544,350 SC 845,898,552 NC 144,133,306,940 GA 269,516,500 FL 2,357,314,120 FL 1,814,224,869 NC 2,092,942,919 GA 810,950,248 NC 369,046,880 NC 2,385,977,532 TN 3,196,266,738 TN 2,464,502,517 TN 987,733,088 GA 198,860,200 TN 116,075,433 SC 261,799,560 FL 355,348,741 GA 432,459,921 FL 3,312,138,401 TN 417,069,551 FL 921,998,709 TN 542,558,190 FL 1,007,637,281 GA 539,150,800 AL 1,614,185,081 FL 744,372,977 TN 2,768,068,958 NC 232,654,200 FL 2,495,001,606 FL 2,725,251,456 NC 11,733,114,777 GA 99,338,273 GA 1,814,104,335 TN 834,746,540 GA 712,051,807 TN 26,118,486 NC 220,384,575 NC 2,482,986,131 TN 149,487,290 FL 3,303,338,766 TN 1,927,507,242 FL 10,640,848,400 NC 11,541,525,415 FL 4,116,369,055 GA 812,218,539 NC 159,348,418 NC 413,025,447 NC 296,412,758 FL 2,522,917,540 AL 3,847,166,572 FL 514,160,265 AL 5,373,368,329 FL 4,153,408,511 FL 1,565,807,720 GA 476,107,029

INDUSTRY Financials Consumer Goods Industrials Financials Consumer Goods Financials Consumer Services Industrials Consumer Goods Consumer Goods Industrials Health Care Industrials Consumer Services Health Care Oil & Gas Consumer Services Technology Consumer Goods Financials Consumer Services Consumer Goods Consumer Services Industrials Basic Materials Health Care Consumer Services Health Care Consumer Services Consumer Goods Health Care Consumer Goods Consumer Goods Utilities Industrials Industrials Basic Materials Consumer Services Health Care Consumer Services Financials Consumer Services Industrials Consumer Goods Technology Consumer Goods Consumer Goods Consumer Services Consumer Services Financials Financials Consumer Goods Industrials Basic Materials Industrials Basic Materials

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