Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX Partnership Brochure by Leon H. Sullivan Foundation

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX October 14 - 22, 2011 MARRAKECH, MOROCCO Hosted by

His Majesty King Mohammed VI Kingdom of Morocco

PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

JOIN US FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS

President Mwai Kibaki is received by President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania on arrival for the 8th Leon Sullivan Heads of State Summit at Arusha International Conference Centre, Arusha.

For the Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX, we are honored to offer a number of extraordinary opportunities for corporations, non-profits, and governments around the globe to leverage the Summit as a means of gaining greater market share and exposure on the continent. The Summit offers an excellent opportunity as well to network with African leaders from the government, business, and civil society sectors. 1

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX

Reverend Leon H. Sullivan

The Purpose of the Leon H. Sullivan Summit The Leon H. Sullivan Summits (previously known as African-African American Summits) were initiated in 1991 by the Rev. Leon H. Sullivan, a noted civil rights leader and humanitarian whose vision was to establish a bridge between Americans and Africans. The Summits bring together the world’s political and business leaders, delegates representing national and international civil and multinational organizations, and members of academic institutions in order to focus attention and resources on Africa’s economic and social development. Their mission was inspired by Rev. Sullivan’s belief that the development of Africa is a matter of global partnerships. It was particularly important to Rev. Sullivan that Africa’s Diaspora and Friends of Africa are active participants in Africa’s development. The Leon H. Sullivan Summits are purposed to build a bridge to unite the people of African heritage, both in Africa and elsewhere. Along with Friends of Africa and other world leaders the Summits work in directing resources to the continent, financial and otherwise. The objective is always to help the nations of Africa serve the needs of its people with increased participation in the global economy particularly in the areas of Agriculture, Business, Culture, Education, Energy and Health.

“From the beginning of the summit movement, I believe if Stanley could do what he did in Africa, and Livingston could do what he did in Africa and Rhodes could do what he did in Africa, although our goals were far from the same, that I could do, with the help of God, what I wanted to do for Africa. But this time not for diamonds, or gold, or money but for the uplift of Black children who for 400 years have had the foot of the World on Reverend Leon H. Sullivan the back of their necks.” 2

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Hope Sullivan masters

Achievements and Outcomes of the Leon H. Sullivan Summits A US $60 billion debt restructuring program for sub-Saharan Africa was undertaken following discussions at a Sullivan Summit and provided by the governments of the United States, France, Germany and Italy, as well as the Paris Club, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations. The Best and Brightest Bankers program, an offshoot of the Sullivan Summit, has trained more than 500 African middlemanagement bankers from various African countries. The Teachers for Africa program, another offshoot of the Sullivan Summit, has brought more than 800 American educators to serve in Africa schools.

The Support of Sub-Saharan Africa Campaign, another offshoot of the Sullivan Summit, collected and distributed more than US$30 million worth of books, educational and relief supplies to nine African countries. The MedHelp Foundation, which performed 297 surgeries and other medical procedures in Senegal, including the first-ever open-heart surgery (and 79 more), the first-ever laparoscopic surgery, the first-ever pacemaker insertion by the Senegalese surgeon, and the first-ever cardiac catheterization. U.S. companies have made an estimated US $500,000 in direct investments in African nations in the wake of Sullivan Summits. In partnership with the Church of Latter-Day Saints and Books for Africa, an estimated US $3 million in educational supplies were shipped to African countries. In partnership with the World Bank, 50,000 water wells were dug in Nigeria. A river blindness program for Nigeria funded by Merck was established with a goal of treating 200,000 people over a three-year period. 3

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX TITLE PARTNER $500,000 ♦ High-level Private Meetings arranged for Title Partner Leadership to meet with Heads of State, Summit dignitaries as requested and as allowed ♦ Speaking opportunity for a company executive at all major Summit events ♦ VIP Seating at all meal and special events functions ♦ Hospitality Suite throughout Summit week ♦ Title Partner of the One Arica Exhibition Hall and an opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth ♦ High visibility signage in main registration area ♦ Company logo on Summit badges, lanyards, and hotel keycards ♦ Recognition as Title Partner in all Summit printed materials, including: ♦ Prominent signage throughout Summit venues ♦ Company logo on the Foundation’s Sullivan Summit website page ♦ Recognition as Title Partner at all events during Summit Week, including: the State Dinner, The Leon H. Sullivan Birthday Gala Celebration, Meal Functions, Workshops, Receptions, & Other Special Events ♦ Recognition as Title Partner on Summit banners ♦ Two-page spread advertisement in Summit Souvenir Journal ♦ 8 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration packages ♦ Company banner at both Marrakech and Casablanca International Airports ♦ Media and photo opportunities and featured story in Sullivan Foundation newsletter 4

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX Corporate Partners from Previous Summits (Partial List) Africa Channel

African Development Bank Altria AllAfrica Global Media Archer Daniels Midland American Express Anheuser-Busch Companies AT&T Barrick Gold BellSouth Black Entertainment Television Bridgestone Firestone Brown & Williamson Tobacco CALTEX Cargil Chemical Bank Chevron The Chrome Group The Coca-cola Company Colgate-Palmolive Comcast Coors Brewing Crown Cork & Seal DaimlerChrysler

Dell Delta Airlines Delta State Nigeria Dow Chemical Eastman Kodak ECOBANK EDS Eli Lilly Ethiopian Airlines ExxonMobil Federal Express First Inland/First Atlantic Ford Motor Company Gede Foundation General Electric General Motors The Gillette Company Globacomm Global Energy GoodWorks International Hershey's Heidrick & Struggles IBM JP Morgan Chase

Kellogg's KFC Mellon Financial Merck Morgan Stanley MTN Nebraska Institute of Forensic Sciences Nigerian Breweries Nigerian National Petroleum North American Airlines NNPC Ocean Energy Owens Corning Playpumps, Inc. PepsiCo, Inc. Pfizer The Portable Water Supply System Procter & Gamble Prospect Hill Foundation RiteTime World Airways River's State Nigeria Royal Dutch Shell SAB Miller Sara Lee Corporation

Sea Petroleum and Gas Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. Shell Oil Shell Nigeria Siemans Sony Electronics Sony Music Entertainment Standard Bank State Street Bank Sterling Securities Limited Sunoco Suntrust Oil Company Nigeria Time Warner This Day United Bank of Africa â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Nigeria Unocal Upjohn Vodacom Wachovia Waste Management, Inc. Westinghouse Electric Corporation World Airways Zenith Bank

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX Our Esteemed Host Country – The Kingdom of Morocco For the first time in its history, the 9th Leon H. Sullivan Summit will take place in a North African country – Morocco. In October of 2010, Ambassador Andrew Young, Chair, Hope Sullivan Masters, President and CEO and members of the Board of Directors for the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation were invited by His Majesty King Mohammed VI to experience his homeland so that we could determine if the country offered what we would need to conduct the 2011 Sullivan Summit. As one can imagine, the experience was extraordinary, the scenery breathtaking and exotic, our host dignitaries informative and amenable, the cultural history and amenities unrivaled, and the people warm, gracious and proud. The group returned to Washington with great enthusiasm and many ideas about how this 9th Leon Sullivan Summit would be like no other. Here in Morocco, we have an opportunity to not only enjoy all that Morocco has to offer the inquisitive traveler but to also promote a greater understanding between the people of North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. In addition, our American delegates gain a better understanding of the people of Morocco, their personal challenges and hopes.

The Summit’s Guiding Theme of One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation, through this next historic Summit, seeks to perpetuate the continued need for positive and productive inter-dependence and cross-continental cooperation and partnerships between the 53 nations of Africa. In critical matters such as healthcare, infrastructure, information technology, education, the environment, and attracting greater investment from around the globe, the willingness of African nations to work together for common prosperity and well-being is essential. This concept of “One Africa” will be further explored and interpreted through the variety of programs, activities, and invited speakers and guests which will constitute the 9th Leon H. Sullivan Summit. Corporate, NGO, and government leaders will find this Summit to be an excellent platform for conducting their work and networking with their African counterparts from across the continent of Africa. The Leon H. Sullivan Foundation is deeply grateful to His Majesty for inviting us all to join him in October 2011 for the Ninth Leon H. Sullivan Summit. 6

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX Highlights of the Summit Program Agenda Live video broadcast of a heart surgery to more than 4,000 Summit delegates during a plenary session focused on the rise of chronic diseases such as diabetes. The televised moderated surgery will reach students and health practitioners at venues such as teaching hospitals, medical colleges and health centers across the Continent of Africa. Facilitating the initiation of potential infrastructure and investment projects that can move forward in a timely manner after the Summit is a key outcome goal. The Summit will serve as a vehicle for bringing together key players from across the Continent and from the United States to explore possible business projects. Presenting an interactive Summit experience will be a focal point for our programs and activities. Proposed interactive experiences include conducting a build out with Habitat for Humanity in Ethiopia, visiting a local elementary school and University to highlight how important education is to empowering the people of Africa, and taking a first-hand look at a state-of-the-art city infrastructure project. Meetings and Summit program sessions with African Heads of State, their ministers, and other government leaders, with also frame the Summit’s four-day agenda. Previous Summits have attracted African Heads of State from Liberia, South Africa, Ethiopia, Ghana, Cameroon, Togo, Senegal, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Congo, Gabon, Nigeria, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Gambia, Botswana, Equatorial Guinea, Angola, Zimbabwe and Nami.

Demographic Highlights of the Summit • 4,000 Delegates from across the Continent attend the Summit; 500 come from the United States • U.S. Heads of State attending previous Summits include President William Jefferson Clinton and President George W. Bush. • U.S. Secretaries of State attending previous Summits include Secretaries Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, and Colin Powell. • Global press coverage of the Summit includes CNN, the BBC, Africa Channel, in-country news and media outlets.

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX SUMMIT AIR TRANSPORTATION PARTNER $350,000 ♦ Recognition as official Air Charter Sponsors of the Leon Sullivan Summit ♦ Company banner will be prominently displayed at the Marrakech, Casablanca, and Rabat airports ♦ All Sullivan Summit promotional materials inside aircraft will have company logo ♦ Recognition on Summit Website, the Souvenir Journal and the Foundation newsletter ♦ 8 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration packages ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs ♦ Media and photo opportunities ♦ Full-page advertisement in the Summit Souvenir Journal ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in One Africa Business Exhibition Hall

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX FULL DAY TRACK PARTNER $200,000 Four Partnerships Available: Healthcare, Tourism, Education and Environment. Full Day Track Partner will be recognized throughout the entire day of Summit programs and activities as the lead sponsor. ♦ Access to Summit VIP Speakers and Guests at events and meal functions ♦ 8 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration packages ♦ Media and photo opportunities ♦ Recognition as a Full Day Partner in all Summit printed materials, including: ♦ Prominent signage throughout Summit venues ♦ Company logo on Sullivan Summit Website ♦ Recognition as the Full Day Track Partner at all events during the chosen day of partnership ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ Full-page advertisement in Summit Souvenir Journal ♦ Speaking opportunity for a company executive during meal events and plenary sessions ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY/GLOBAL SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES DAY TRACK PARTNER Thursday, October 20, 2011 (Presidential Plenary and State Dinner occur on this day)

$250,000 The Corporate Social Responsibility Day Track Partner will be recognized throughout the entire day of Summit programs and the Presidential Plenary. ♦ Access to Summit VIP Speakers and Guests at events and meal functions; VIP Seating ♦ 8 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration packages ♦ Media and photo opportunities ♦ Recognition as a Full Day Track Partner in all Summit printed materials, including: ♦ Prominent signage throughout Summit venues ♦ Company logo on Sullivan Summit Website ♦ Recognition as the Full Day Track Partner at all events during the chosen day of partnership ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ Full-page advertisement in Summit Souvenir Journal ♦ Speaking opportunity for a company executive during meal events and plenary sessions

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SUMMIT OPENING CEREMONY RECEPTION WITH HIS MAJESTY KING MOHAMMED VI Wednesday, October 19, 2011 (Tentative)

$100,000 ♦ Recognition as the Reception Partner ♦ One full-page advertisement in Summit Commemorative Journal ♦ 5 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registrations ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX SUMMIT COMMEMORATIVE JOURNAL PARTNER $75,000 ♦ Recognition as the Summit Commemorative Journal Partner (4,000 printed for the Summit ~ Online publication recognition as well) ♦ One full-page advertisement on back cover of the Summit Souvenir Journal ♦ 4 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registrations ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX LEON H. SULLIVAN REMEMBERENCE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION EVENING Sunday, October 16, 2011

$75,000 ♦ Recognition as the Celebration Partner ♦ An opportunity to make brief remarks during the program ♦ One full-page advertisement in Summit Commemorative Journal ♦ 4 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

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SUMMIT MEDIA OUTREACH CAMPAIGN PARTNER $75,000 ♦ Recognition as the Media Campaign Partner ♦ One full-page advertisement in Summit Commemorative Journal ♦ 4 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registration ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

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SUMMIT CYBERCAFÉ PARTNER $50,000 ♦ Recognition as the host of the Summit Cybercafé in Summit printed material ♦ Company banner prominently displayed in Cybercafé area as well an opportunity to place give-away item in Summit Delegate backpack ♦ 4 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registrations ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ One full-page ad in Summit commemorative Journal ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX IN-COUNTRY SERVICE PROJECTS PARTNER $25,000 Four Partnerships Available During each day of the Summit, delegates will be invited to join Summit leadership and staff in on the ground service projects including a water project, the construction and delivery of a Sullivan Healthcare Mobile Unit, and an Elementary School renovation, supplies and books delivery and interaction with students. $20,000 of the Partnership Funds will go directly to supporting the service projects and the remaining $5,000 will be used for shipping and transporting of equipment and Summit delegates to service project sites. ♦ Opportunity to place give-away item in Summit Delegate backpack ♦ 2 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registrations ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ One full-page ad in Summit commemorative Journal ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs 16

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DELEGATE ONE AFRICA COMMEMORATIVE BACKPACK $25,000

♦ Opportunity to place give-away item in Summit Delegate backpack ♦ 2 all-inclusive Summit airfare, double-occupancy accommodations, programs, meals and events registrations ♦ An opportunity to display company 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth in Summit Exhibition Hall ♦ One full-page ad in Summit commemorative Journal ♦ VIP Seating at all meal events and programs 17

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DISCOVER MOROCCO SUMMIT SESSIONS PARTNER $25,000

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS POCKET GUIDE $25,000

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX SUMMIT JOURNAL COMMEMORATIVE PAGES Full Page Only $10,000 (For-Profit Entity) $1,000 (NGO) For more information about placing a Commutative ad in the Summit Journal, please contact Anne Mathis, Vice President of Marketing and Development at (202) 736- 2239.

IN-KIND DONATIONS In-kind donations, especially for the use in the Summitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the ground Service Projects are in great need. If your company or organization is interested in assisting the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation in this manner, please contact Anne Mathis , Vice President for Marketing and Development at (202) 736-2239.

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX Marrakech, Morocco, October 14 – 22, 2011

ONE AFRICA BUSINESS EXHIBITION HALL PARTNERS Available: 150 10’ x 20’ booth spaces

$15,000 (for-profit entities) $10,000 (Government) $2,500 (NGO) ♦ An opportunity to display company/organization 10’ x 20’ exhibit booth ♦ One full-page ad in One Africa Exhibition Hall Program Guide ♦ Sponsors of the Exhibition Hall Ribbon Cutting Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception ♦1 Full onsite Summit registration package. (Excludes travel and accommodations)

For More Information or to further discuss or customize a Summit Partnership package opportunity, please contact Anne Mathis, Vice President of Marketing and Development, at 202-736-2239 or e-mail her at amathis@thesullivanfoundation.org. Check for up to date information about the Summit and the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation at www.thesullivanfoundation.org. 21

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX TENTATIVE SUMMIT AGENDA (As of February 3, 2011 – Workshop Sessions to Change) Friday, October 14, 2011 TRAVEL DEPARTURE & ARRIVAL

Washington DC Delegation (Dulles) Departure Atlanta Delegation Departure New York City Delegation Departure

Saturday, October 15, 2011 REST/REGISTRATION OPENS

One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Set-Up Discover Morocco Guided Tours

Sunday, October 16, 2011 REST & LEON H. SULLIVAN BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Discover Morocco Guided Tours Ribbon Cutting in the One Africa Expo Hall Leon H. Sullivan Remembrance Birthday Celebration Evening

Monday, October 17, 2011 HEALTH AND WELLNESS (Healthcare Track)

One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Open Televised Open-Heart Surgery and Healthcare Presentations

The Rise of Chronic Diseases in Sub-Saharan nations Africa’s Community Healthcare Centers - Successful Operations Battling Malnutrition – Are the Children Winning? Tele-Medicine: A Click Away Presentation and Discussion Plenary Luncheon: Improving Africa’s Health Systems: A Continent-wide Economic and Social Imperative AFTERNOON DELEGTE ACTIVISM OUTREACH PROJECT - Visit Local Hospital

Discover Marrakech Guided Tours Ambassadors’ Welcome Reception

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 EDUCATION

One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Open Educating African Workforces Upgrading African Education Systems Obstacles to Overcome in Education Plenary Luncheon: The Carolyn Young Women’s Luncheon AFTERNOON DELEGTE ACTIVISM OUTREACH PROJECT – School Restoration Brain Gain – Models for Success Africa’s New Leaders Workforce Development One Africa Concert

Wednesday, October 19, 2011 ENVIRONMENT

One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Open Renewable Energy – Wind and Solar Africa’s Most Precious Commodity: Water Models for a Green Africa Plenary Luncheon: Speaker TBD AFTERNOON DELEGTE ACTIVISM OUTREACH PROJECT – Water Project

Discover Morocco Guided Tours Official Heads of State & Leaders of Government Summit Opening Ceremony and Reception

Thursday, October 20, 2011 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBLITY

One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Open Women, Finance and Business Opportunities SHIP Investment Forum: The Upside of Investing in Africa Plenary Luncheon: Speaker TBA Presidents to Address Summit Delegates Plenary

State Dinner Reception(s) State Dinner Hosted by His Majesty Mohammed VI (Invitation Only – Black Tie)

Friday, October 21, 2011 TOURISM One Africa Business Exhibition Hall Open Concurrent Morning Workshops and Networking Sessions Plenary Luncheon: Speaker/Presentation TBD AFTERNOON DELEGTE ACTIVISM OUTREACH PROJECT Discover Morocco Guided Tours Fez Summit Closing Dinner and Cultural Extravaganza! Saturday, October 22, 2011: TRAVEL DEPARTURE/EXCURSION TRIP(S)

One Africa The Leon H. Sullivan Summit IX PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION FORM (1 of 3)

□ YES, we would be honored to be a Partner in the Ninth Leon H. Sullivan Summit. ■ CONTACT INFORMATION Corporation/Organization__________________________________________________________________________________________ First Name__________________________ Last Name__________________________________________________________________ Title_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address_________________________________________________________________________________________________ City_____________________________ State_______ Zip Code__________________________________________________________ Day Phone____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email_________________________________Facsimile________________________________________________________________

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