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KN2190SRA08 A3 COVER 30/1/08 14:22 Page 1 SuperReturn International From the producers of 130+ Launches The Experts THE SUPERRETURN GLOBAL SERIES: 3500 attendees worldwide in 2007 Inaugural U.S. Including: Event 60+ LPs SUPERSUPER 2008 & FoF • AIG Investments • Cam NewMarkets RETURNRETURN • Allstate • Parish Capital Free Investments • European Investment For • LGT Capital Fund www.superreturnUS.com Partners • New York Life Capital LPs • Caisse De Dépôt Et Partners Placement Du • Fire and Police Québec Pension Association • The Guardian Life of Colorado Insurance • Portfolio Advisors Private Equity & Venture Capital Summit Company of • MLC Investment America Management • Alpha Associates • Private Advisors • Rho Fund Investors • Emirates Investment Winning Strategies For Buyout, Distressed, Mid Market, • Siguler Guff and Development • Access Capital • Northsea Capital Emerging Markets & Venture Capital In A New Paradigm Partners • Overseas Private • Northern Trust Investment • Alchemy Partners Corporation INDUSTRY TITANS • WestLB Mellon • Pathway Capital Asset Management Management New! • Kendall • Caisse Des Dépôts Et Investments Consignations SpotMe • Jade Invest • PCG Asset • CDC Group Management Networking Device! • SVB Capital • TD Capital • Adams Capital • RCP Advisors David Rubenstein Thomas H. 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