MARKET SITUATION

PAST

Material growth and mass productionExploitation of human and natural resources

Economic gap between poor and richGreed and jealousy

CNN travels faster than disasterCompetition and individuality

Shareholders valueBigger is better

Science based society

THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

PRESENT

Having it all and yet more to haveKnowing it all and yet more to learn

1980 - 20051.8 billion increase in world population

1500 million tons inc carbon emissions from fossil fuels25 million deaths & 40 million infected with Aids Virus

100 million hectares lost in 10 years1.2 billion living in extreme poverty

Coral reef bleaching40% living in water-stressed countries by 2015

2000% Growth in Wind Production 10.000% Growth in Solar Energy Production

600 million + more internet users

THE AWARENESS SOCIETY

New Economic ModelChina reaches US consumption 2031 (8% growth)

Grain 382 m tons!1.352 m tons= 2/3 world harvest

Meat 64 m tons!181 m tons=4/5 world production

Oil 99 m barrels/day=79 m barrels/day world production

Coal 2.8 b tons=2.5 b tons world production

Steel 258 m tons!511 m tons>Industrialized West

Paper 27 kgs/person!210 kgs/person= 303m tons (double world production)

Cars .77 cars person = 1.1 billion> 795 million cars on road

Add India, and 3 billion in emerging markets and the West....

IF WE WANT TO SURVIVE,

WE NEED INTEGRITY

OF MANAGEMENT AND

ECO-EFFECTIVENESS

OUR HOME PLANET EARTH

NEEDS YOUR COMMITMENT

THE 21ST CENTURY

THE AGE OF AWARENESS

CONSUMERS VERSUS INTERNATIONALSNO LOGO, ADBUSTER AND ANTI-

GLOBALISTS

GOVERNMENTS RELUCTANCEREGULATION AND LEGISLATION

MOTHER NATURE VERSUS HUMAN NATURE

CLIMATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL WARMING

FUTURE

MARKET OPPORTUNITIES

THE ONES THAT HAVE:THE POWER TO CHANGE

THE WISH TO GROWTHE POSITION TO CONNECT

THE GLOBAL REACH

THE ONES THAT NEED:TO SATISFY THEIR BUYERS

TO SURVIVETO SECURE BEST RESOURCES

TO PRODUCE STABILITY

THE MULTINATIONALSTHE ONES THAT ARE AWARE OF THEIR POWER TO

MAKE A CHANGE!

TBLI / TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE INVESTING=

BROOKLYN BRIDGE

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE+

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY+

SOCIAL RESPONSIBLE INVESTING (Public Equity)

+CLEANTECH PRIVATE EQUITY

+BONDS, REAL ESTATE, MICROFINANCING

SOCIAL & ENV. ADDED VALUE

A holistic system

Triple Bottom Line

Unity of People

Sharing and caring

Stakeholders value

Honesty

Transparency

Commitment

Humanity

Integrity

Responsibility

THE 21 ST CENTURY

THE AWARENESS SOCIETY

BBPROPOSITIONS

• Self governing Company founded by RR• A Knowledge Center on TBLI

• An Extensive strong international network• An Efficient and flexible organization

• Use of highly digitalized data systems• Reliable and transparent interactions

• Result oriented approach

Brooklyn Bridge

VISION

‘THE WORLD WILL BENEFIT WHEN ECONOMY SUPPORTS WELL-BEING’

ROBERT RUBINSTEIN

MISSION

‘RAISE CONSCIOUSNESS OF SELF-INTEREST TO

INSTITUTIONALIZE SUSTAINABILITY’

VALUES

MUTUAL AND GLOBAL BENEFIT BASED UPON

AWARENESSCOMMITMENT

INTEGRITY

TOOLS

LARGEST INTERNATIONAL LEARNING AND

NETWORKING EVENT

ON SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT• Yearly 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

• Interactive Workshops• Plenary sessions

• Roundtable discussions• TBLI Award

• CD-ROM document• Website

• SRI Venture Fairs/Exhibition booths

ACCEPTANCE - AWARENESS - ACTION

Implementing and Managing SRI on daily basis

• 1-6 day training• Sustainable Finance Textbook

• Expert speakers• Tailor made

• In & Out - company• Partnership Rotterdam School of Management (RSM)

• Sustainable Private Equity Funds• Development of Financial SRI Products

• Development of SRI Tools and Connections• Creation and Implementation of SRI Funds

• Distribution of SRI Funds• Global Partnerships of Funds

• Investor Salons• Lectures MBA and Corporate

• Corporate Training

Vietnam Sustainability Projects, ABP, PGGM, Fortis, Swift, ABNAmro-Bank &

Private Bank, ING Asset, Bank Insinger, BNP Paribas, ASN, Central Finance Board-

Methodist Church, AXA, YES Bank

Expansion Capital, Chrysalix, Entrepreneurs Fund, Global Environment Fund,

FE Clean Energy,

3IG, European Commission, Carbon Disclosure Project, EU, TMB Bank, Kasikorn

Bank, SME Bank, Inwent, World Bank, Central Bank Indonesia- Laos- Cambodia,

AFOCUS ON FINANCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS

Strategic Importance of CSR/SRI

SRI NEWS AND INFO NEWS PER MAIL

Conferences, events, books, job opportunities

• Monthly issue• Free distribution

• More than 18.000 e-mail addresses

MARKET

LARGE TRADITIONAL CONSULTING FIRMS

KPMGPWCDNV

WSP

McDonough & Braungart

SustainAbility

Natural Step

Natural Capital

BUSINESS SCHOOLS

RSM

IMDInsead

Wharton

CSR NETWORKS

CSR Europe

BSR EuropeWBCSD

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS

Screening Methods

Global Reporting InitiativeEngagement replacing Best of Class, Negative ScreensEnvironmental risk assessment becoming more integrated in major banks

Asset Movements

TBLI funds are the fastest growing segment of mutual fund marketNearly all financial institutions have SRI products, departments, and or research units-ABN 23 staff, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan, MeesPierson, Lombard Odier, Citigroup, ING, Fortis, AGF, Adveq, Rabobank, and many moreDavid Blood Goldman Sachs CEO New SRI Integrated Asset ManagementSRI has reached 3,000 Billion worldwide CIP (2007-2013) 520 m eco-innovation, 150 m for vcRobeco launches "200 Million sustainable private equity fund. Soon to be followed by many institutional investors.Large number of sustainable private equity funds started by GEF, FE Clean Energy,Kadoories, Breninkmeijer, and various Private BanksBOP Market- 4 billion earning less than $6 per day. Microfinance, SMEEU private equity initiative by DG Environment, 7% US Private Equity market is cleantech. 3IG (International Interfaith Investment Group) Norwegian Petroleum Fund introduces ethical fund guidelinesFRR launches 20% mandate SRI

CURRENT SITUATION

New LegislationSarbannes-Oxley becomes lawFrance legislates mandatory sustainable reportingProposed UK legislation for tbl disclosureJuly 3, 2000 UK Pension fund SRI regulation. All pension funds had to say what their policy was on SRI.UK ABI guidelines requiring UK public companies to state environmental and social riskGovernance is king: SEC regulation 33-813 1 requires US registered funds to report their shareholder voting, and Tabaksblatt CodeFreshfields ReportCarbon MarketKyoto agreement is moving forward without USA. (London exchange, EU Trading Exchange, Chicago exchange). $ 15 billion-1.000 billionUnderwriting carbon riskClimate Group- $5.5 billion corporate savings from CO2 reductionCO2 is becoming expense and thus an opportunity.California law putting co2 liability on car manufacturers

CURRENT SITUATION

Sustainable Agreements for CorporationsPalm oil restrictions & Equator Principles signed by leading banks.Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) sends letter to FTSE 500 asking for environmental performance or footprint by companies, signed by leading asset management firms (managing $ 12.000 billion).Liability for non-disclosure for sustainable matters

AwardsABP wins Moskowitz Award for best SRI researchUSAS consortium hosts 20 year $ 30 billion mandate contestTransparency International wins 2003 TBLI Award

CURRENT SITUATION

EXECUTIVE

TEAM

Robert Rubinstein is Founder and CEO of Brooklyn Bridge, the Triple Bottom Line Investing Conference. Brooklyn Bridge is a knowledge broker, specializing in Triple Bottom Line or Social Responsibility. BB makes connections for companies and individuals from the old to the new economy, by utilizing its extensive global network. The focus is finance. Robert has been active in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for the past 20 years. During this time he has worked mainly in publishing, creating 5 different magazines. His last publication, Source, was a management magazine dealing exclusively with CSR. He has always tried to integrate the basic concept of leaving things in a better condition than when he started. This relates to social, environmental, financial and spiritual conditions. He has been influential in getting CSR into the mainstream of business strategy, by focusing on finance and personnel issues. As a teacher at the Rotterdam School of Management, he taught a course on Sustainable Finance, to further raise awareness of future business leaders. He is also one of the leading international speakers on the subject of CSR and Sustainable FinanceRobert has been able to make significant breakthrough with respect to consciousness raising, by linking the self interest of the financial sector to ESG(Environmental, Social and Governance) investing.Mr. Rubinstein has served on various profit and nonprofit boards, and advises various organizations; i.e. International Center for Corporate Accountability, WE-TV editorial advisory board, IMSA (International Sustainability Consultancy), Chairman Swift Prize of the King Boudewijn Foundation, 3IG-International Interfaith Investment Group, Fortis Investments SRI fund., and the Developments Alternatives Advisory Council. He was also a commissioner for the State of the World Commission on Globalization, and a board member of the ASN Foundation. Robert (55)lives in Amsterdam. His family includes Rieki (wife), Silas and Sammy (sons), and Legolas (dog)

The World will benefit when economy supports well being.

Robert Rubinstein

Born in Boston, Massachusetts 18 October, 1970.Attended Emerson College 1989-1992 where she studied film. An accomplished drummer since the age of 13, after her studies she played and toured in a band while running a small record shop near Harvard University. In 1999, she hung up her sticks, bought the record store, and devoted herself to running it full-time. In 2003, she sold her business and moved to the Nethelands. Living in Amsterdam as a dual US/Irish citizen, she again went the route of entrepreneur and started her own dog walking business. After 2 successful years, she ran into (literally) Rieki Rubinstein-Crins who offered her a position at Brooklyn Bridge where she now happily resides performing the functions of office manager, conference coordinator and fund raising project manager. Her hobbies and passions include music, movies, painting, animals, tarot, cycling and spending time on her terrace home in Amsterdam with husband Jan and cat Spookie.

Carolyn Klumpp

Rieki Rubinstein-Crins

Rieki was born in Limburg, South Netherlands in 1958. When she was 20 years old she moved to Amsterdam where she studied Cultural Anthropology. She ended the study by spending 6 months in Bhutan doing research there. This experience was integral in shaping the rest of her life.In 1994 Rieki married Robert Rubinstein, founder of Brooklyn Bridge and TBLI. Although the world of finance is not her world she supported Robert in his work. Sustainability and triple bottom line are concepts that touch her world and interests as well. Rieki loves India, Bhutan and other countries in Asia. She worked for a NGO to supports grass root level projects in India, did several projects in Bhutan and wrote about Bhutan. She was a guest lecturer at the University of Amsterdam and now she works part-time for Brooklyn Bridge. At the moment she is finalizing her PhD on Bhutan. As a hobby Rieki takes small groups to Bhutan and India two times a year for cultural travels.Rieki and Robert have one son Sammy and a dog named Legolas.

15 - 16 NOVEMBER PARIS

24 - 25 MAY BANGKOK

TBLI CONFERENCE

TBLI Conference• Leading global Sustainable Investment

education and networking event.

• Eight year as the largest annual event on Sustainable Investment.

• Theme for TBLI Conference 2006 was “Opportunities”.

• Over 400 participants attended in 2005.

• 600 in Paris 2006, and 300 in Bangkok (first Asian event)

HISTORY

TBLI Conference History

• 1999 Rotterdam

• 2000 Rotterdam

• 2001 Rotterdam

• 2002 Brussels

• 2003 Amsterdam

• 2004 Amsterdam

• 2005 Frankfurt

• 2006 Bangkok and Paris

• 2007 Bangkok and Paris

• 395 One Day

• 895 Two Days

• 95 Gala Dinner

Costs Bangkok

Costs Paris

• 795 One Day

• 1295 Two Days

• 150 Gala Dinner

PARTICIPANTS PROFILES

Participant Profiles

• Conference participants come from a variety of professional backgrounds:

• Finance: Asset Managers, Pension Funds, Screening Professionals, etc.

• General Business: Executives, Investor Relations, Corporate Financial Managers

• NGO: Directors, Analysts

• Government: EU, USA AND ASIA

PARTICIPANTS PROFILE

GEOGRAPHY

Participant Profiles Geography

PARTICIPANTS REVIEWS

Participant Reviews• It was a splendid conference. I learned a lot and I have much energy

and motivation with me back to Oslo. Hege Haugen Senior SRI-analyst Storebrand

• It was very impressive seeing, listening and talking to this selected audience and speakers.. Andreas Povel, Member of the Executive Committee Xchanging GmbH

• I was very impressed on the atmosphere. I think this was thanks to your way to lead through the day. Yvonne Scherer, German Council for Sustainable Development, Project Manager

• The program I found very interesting and inspiring and the side meetings and possibilities for special breakouts is excellent. Franz Knecht, Connexis AG Strategy Consultants, Managing Partner

• The TBLI Conference is a milestone in the development of Sustainable Investment in the World. Congratulations. Ignacio Campino, Senior Executive Vice President Environmental Affairs, Deutsche Telekom AG-Global headquarters

Participant Reviews• I want to thank you for a very professional and well organized event. All

the hedge fund conferences I have attended through the years have not even been close to this in terms of everything from content to interesting discussions with participants - and price. Christoffer Dahlberg, Absolute Plus Zurich AG, Director

• I would like to thank you for the interesting conference and the excellent organisation of the workshops and sessions. Thomas Koch, Head of Economic Research, DEG

• The quality of the speakers was excellent . Congratulations! Angela de Wolff, Head of SRI, Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch & Cie

• The quality of the conference was excellent. Congratulations! Dr. Paschen von Flotow, Sustainable Business Institute at European Business School, Managing Director

• We truly enjoyed participating in your TBLI conference. Hope we manage to come back next year, in this meantime we are telling a lot of our friends about it. Lara Lee, Iara Lee & George Gund Foundation

CONFERENCEPROGRAM

DAY 1• Water-Threat and Opportunity for Asia

• Climate Change & Energy Finance

• Future of SRI

• Cleantech Private Equity

• TBLI Research

• Corporate Governance

• Green Real Estate

• Microfinance

• Emerging Markets

• Carbon Markets

DAY 2• PES-Pricing Environmental Services

• Climate Change & Energy Finance

• Case Studies

• SRI Fund Performance

• Peak Oil

• Certification, Verification

• Faith & Finance

• Social Entrepreneurship

• High Networth Commitment to TBLI

• SRI as Asset Class

PAST SPONSORS

TBLI Past Sponsors

SPONSORSHIP

Sponsorship Asia

• Lead Sponsor US Dollars 30.000

• Supporting Sponsor US Dollars 20.000

• Contributing Sponsor US Dollars 12.000

• Promotional Sponsor US Dollars 2.500

• Network Sponsor-(Promoting the event through your network)

Sponsorship Europe

• Lead Sponsor Euros 30.000

• Supporting Sponsor Euros 20.000

• Contributing Sponsor Euros 12.000

• Promotional Sponsor Euros 2.500

• Network Sponsor-(Promoting the event through your network)

Sponsorship Lead Supporting Contributing Promotional

Cost (Euros) $ 30,000 $ 20,000 $ 12.000 $ 2,500

Number of Sponsors Max. 5 10 15 25

Complimentary Tickets 25 15 10 5

25 % Discount Tickets 30 20 15 10

Exhibition Booth X X

Free Dinner Guests 15 10 5 2

Company Profile Website, Link and CD-rom X

Logo on Website X X X X

Logo on mailing brochure X X X

Logo in newsletter X X X

Logo on conference brochure X X X X

Logo on conference advertising X X X

Logo on press materials X X X

Press announcement X X X

Conf. Promotional Material X X X

Main Stage Display X X X

Opening credit info X X X

Distribution company literature X X X

CD rom 50 25 10 5

Conference Bag Insert X

Event dressing branding X

Logo on cd/rom X

Sponsorship Asia

Sponsorship Lead Supporting Contributing Promotional

Cost (Euros) " 30,000 " 20,000 " 12.000 " 2,500

Number of Sponsors Max. 5 10 10 25

Complimentary Tickets 15 7 5 2

25 % Discount Tickets 25 15 10 2

Exhibition Booth X X

Free Dinner Guests 10 5 2

Company Profile Website, Link and CD-rom X

Logo on Website X X X X

Logo on mailing brochure X X X

Logo in newsletter X X X

Logo on conference brochure X X X X

Logo on conference advertising X X X

Logo on press materials X X X

Press announcement X X X

Conf. Promotional Material X X X

Main Stage Display X X X

Opening credit info X X X

Distribution company literature X X X

CD rom 50 25 10 5

Conference bag insert X

Event dressing branding X

Logo on cd/rom X

Sponsorship Europe