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CANACCORD Adams
Healthy Living: Naturally Boston
ConferenceJamba, Inc. Presentation
September 23, 2009
Boston, MA
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Safe Harbor Disclosure Regarding Forward Looking
Statements
This presentation (including information incorporated or deemed incorporated byreference herein) contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements are those
involving future events and future results that are based on current expectations,
estimates, forecasts, and projects as well as the current beliefs and assumptions of our
management. Words such as outlook, believes, expects, appears, may, will,
should, anticipates, or the negative thereof or comparable terminology, are intendedto identify such forward looking statements. Any statement that is not a historical fact,
including estimates, projections, future trends and the outcome of events that have not
yet occurred, is a forward-looking statement. Forward-looking statements are only
predictions and are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to
predict. Therefore actual results may differ materially and adversely from those
expressed in any forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause or contribute tosuch differences include, but are not limited to, those discussed under the section
entitled Risk Factors in our reports filed with the SEC. Many of such factors relate to
events and circumstances that are beyond our control. You should not place undue
reliance on forward-looking statements.
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Our Business Overview
The Team, The Brand
Our Challenges
What Went Wrong?
Our Future
The Turnaround Plan and Vision for the Future
Concluding Messages
Agenda
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Key Messages
We are focused on:
Enhancing the sustainability of our Business Model
AND
Growing the Jamba Brand
We have detailed, actionable plans to deliver on these priorities.
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25 years of Consumer Products and Retail Experience Safeway, Gillette, Nestle-Purina, and Coca Cola
Significant Turn-Around and Start-Up Experience Led Gillettes Functional Excellence Initiative in North America
Built $1 Billion Innovation Pipeline at Safeway
Built and Launched Lifestyle Brands (Better Living Brands) O Organics and Eating Right
James D. White
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Management Team & BoardSeveral Hundred Years of Experience
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Source: Q408 Results Market Metrics; Jamba Juice
Jamba is clear leader in growing category 100 million annual visits to 733 Jamba stores
Estimated 19% share of $2.3B market
Consumers know Jamba #1 in top-of-mind recall, with more than twice the unaided
awareness of closest competitors 37% national brand awareness
Extremely high brand affinity Customers say that Jamba is one of their favorite brands
(67%), that it is unique (66%), and for people like me
Among top healthy food & bev. brands Number one healthy option in the quick refreshment
category (2009 Zagat Food Survey)
A Powerful Brand and Category Leadership
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Our Logo: The Jamba Whirl
Every rung in our logo is representative of our real whole fruits and vegetables.The brown Jamba Juice is representative of the earth from which all our fruit
and vegetables grow.
Raspberry
Strawberry
Orange
Mango
Wheatgrass
Lime
Earth/Soil
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Customers Love the Jamba Brand
Consumers trust Jamba for products that arenutritious (77%) and healthy (72%)
More than half believe Jamba shares their
personal values (54%)
60% describe Jamba as a brand that fits their lifestyle.
63% say Jamba inspires healthy living.
Source: Synovate 2008, Jamba primary 2007
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Our Challenges What Went Wrong
Over-ambitious, ill-timed and poorly executed company storegrowth
Poor real estate decisions / Over-stretched organization
Pulled-back on local marketing when competitors were growing
Insufficient focus on operations performance
Store appearance / Customer service
Addressing labor and food costs increases
G&A out-of-line with reality of the business
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The Jamba Transformation
Improve Short-TermFinancial
Performance
Set the Business onthe Right Course
Set and deliver
realistic targets
Financial
Turnaround
Strategic
Turnaround
Functional
Excellence
Create an Enduring,World-Class
Company
Identify and address
most critical issues for
the business
Establish program to
develop best-in-class
performance
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Driven by $25M Reduction in Store Level Costs
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+320 bps
(190) bps+100 bps
+160 bps
+250 bps
Store Level EBITDA Improvement --320 bps
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G&A --Cut to $35M or Less Before Share-Based Compensation Expense
G&A $M YTD Q2 G&A % Revenue YTD Q2
Disciplined Cost Management Driving GA Savings
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Strengthened Balance Sheet
In millions Q209 FY08
Cash (including restricted) $30.5 $28.5
Total Assets $125.7 $145.7
Total Liabilities $70.5 $105.3
Total Equity $55.2 $40.4Total Liabilities and Stockholders Equity $125.7 $145.7
Financial Focus and Management Reflects Positive Impact on Balance Sheet Results
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Accomplishments Since Fourth Quarter 2008
Q4 2008
Cost SavingsInitiatives Begin
$25M Senior
Term Note
James D. WhiteJoins Jamba
Team
Q1 2009
Blend PlanAnnounced
Oatmeal
Launches
$6M EBITDAImprovement
Q2 2009
Frozen Novelties &Kids Toy Blender
LicensingAgreement Signed
RefranchisingInitiative Launches
$35M CapitalInfusion
Food LaunchCalifornia
Zagat Award
SBA Approval$0.3M EBITDAImprovement
Q3 2009
Nine StoresRefranchised
CaliforniaFlatbreadsLaunch NYC
Smoothie KitLicensing
Agreement
Food LaunchChicago
30th CampusOpening
Food LaunchSeattle
Ca FlatbreadsLaunch Hawaii
Coming Fall 2009
New FallSmoothie Flavor
Feel Good Bucks
Campaign
Hot Beverages
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Feel Good Bucks Fall Campaign
Drive Traffic, Trial, and Awareness
Thirty million Feel Good opportunities to engage customers
Must purchase a product to receive the prize --$1 to $25 discounton purchase and larger cash prizes --Three grand prize winners ofa $10,000 self-designed Feel Good moment.
Extended promotion --leveraging street teams, direct mail, brandpartners and online distribution elements.
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We are Focused on Driving the 2009 BLEND Plan
1. Disciplined expense reduction plan
2. Build a customer first operationally focused service culture
3. Build a food capability across all day-parts
4. Accelerate the development of franchise and non-traditional
stores
5. Build a licensing growth platform
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Two-thirds will seriouslyconsider new concepts from Jamba,
including:
savory flavor profiles
packaged food and beverages
Expectations are that new offerings would be a healthier
choice, slightly unexpected, taste great
Honestly, Im surprised they havent done this already.
This is exactly what I would expect from Jamba.
Source: Jamba Focus Group Results, January 2009
Food Represents a Significant Opportunity
Consumers have a strong interest in new Jamba food & beverages
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The Demand For Food Is There, We Just Need to Fulfill It
66% of customers want to buy food with their smoothie
12% of people actually buy food at Jamba with their smoothie
THIS IS 100 PEOPLE
Source: Jamba Primary May 2007, Base: Consumed MTO Smoothie Past Year, n=489
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Oatmeal was the Beginning Food Now in Over 300 Locations
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Food Will Transform our Business Model
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The QSR Destination for Healthy, Fun, Great-Tasting,
Food On-The-Go
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Build A Licensing Growth Platform
Extend the Jamba brand and maximize revenue byleveraging the brand in new and complementary
CPG categories
Explore opportunity for fruit beverages, fruit
yogurts, frozen smoothie bars and sorbets,
breakfast and snack bars, and packaged boosts
Licensing agreements Oregon Ice Cream, Think
WOW Toys, and The Inventure Group Goal is to
have several additional licensing opportunities
completed in 2009 .
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A Powerful Brand ---A Billion Dollar Opportunity
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RTDFruit Drinks,Smoothies Bottled Water
Tea
YogurtCups & RTD
Energy Drinks
Frozen NoveltiesSorbet & Yogurt
Fruit Snacks
Trail Mixes
Better for youSnacks/Bars
Frozen FruitBlends
Lifestyle Products
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Accelerate Growth Through Franchising
Franchise development is a positive move for the Company
Market share growth / Speed of development
Balanced financial & risk profile
Long term value / Earnings growth
Refranchising accelerates the repositioning of our business
Build a portfolio of both Company-owned and Franchisee-owned stores
Accelerate presence of Jamba brand outside of core California markets
Better focus of operational and financial resources
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A Growing Presence in Airports and Colleges
8 Airport Locations
Charlotte
Chicago OHare
Denver
Houston Bush
JFK
NewarkPortland
San Diego
Over 73M Enplanements
Arizona State (3 locs) Northeastern UniversityBoston University Northwestern UniversityBrigham Young (2 locs) Sacramento StateBowling Green San Jose StateCal Poly SLO StanfordU of Colorado SUNY Buffalo
Duquesne University UC IrvineFlorida International U of IllinoisU of Hawaii UC Santa BarbaraLoyola Marymount UCLAU of Miami UC San DiegoU of Minnesota UNLVN. Arizona State USCU of North Carolina
30 Campus Locations
Over 700K Enrollments
Up to 40-45 New Franchise Stores
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Potential Growth Opportunity --2,700 Outlets
1,290
360
200
2,700
TraditionalStores
Malls Airports TotalGrocery
300
550
Colleges& Other
Trade Area Captive
Traditional
Non-Traditional
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A Turnaround that is Transformative
MTO
Smoothies
Healthy QSR
Build a Solid
Foundation
(Capital Infusion)
Transform the
Company
(Food/Licensing)
Accelerate
Growth
Potential
(Franchise)
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Concluding Messages
Jamba has
Made significant progress in the face of tough challenges.
The right strategies, capabilities, resources, and team toexecute with excellence and transform Jamba.
A solid strategy for growth that has yielded tangible
results.
Focused drive --promises made will be kept.
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