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EXECUTIVE BOARD MINUTES Tuesday, 29 September 2020 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Eastern DRAFT Via Conference Call Board Member Participants: Other Participants: Chairman Ellis Jacob Mike Bowers Vice Chairman Rolando Rodriguez Steve Zuehlke Treasurer Joe Masher Secretary Jeff Logan Staff Participants: Adam Aron Esther Baruh Robert Bagby Jackie Brenneman, General Counsel Bo Chambliss Kathy Conroy Eddy Duquenne Patrick Corcoran Don Fox John Fithian Mooky Greidinger Mitch Neuhauser Dan Harkins Matt Pollock Chris Johnson J.D. Loeks Ron Krueger Joe Paletta John Vincent David Wright Mark Zoradi Chairman Ellis called the meeting to order to discuss the film release slate, opening/closing of theater markets, current state of federal programs and legislation, public messaging, the short and long term outlook, and the annual meetings of NATO. Ms. Brenneman provided a brief overview of the antitrust statement. Chairman Ellis and Mr. Fithian welcomed Don Fox on his election to the NATO Executive Board. Public Messaging: The Board agreed to reduce the CinemaSafe national campaign remaining $1.2 Million to $500,000 concentrating on the New York and Los Angeles markets instead. The remaining $700,000 will be used in late November as needed. Chairman Ellis noted there was no new business and the next meeting will be via Zoom on Wednesday, 7 October 2020 at 1:30 pm Eastern. It was moved and seconded to adjourn the meeting. A vote was taken and the meeting was adjourned. Page 1 EXECUTIVE BOARD MINUTES Tuesday, 22 September 2020 DRAFT 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Eastern Via Conference Call Board Member Participants: Other Participants: Chairman Ellis Jacob Mike Bowers Vice Chairman Rolando Rodriguez Steve Zuehlke Treasurer Joe Masher Secretary Jeff Logan Staff Participants: Adam Aron Esther Baruh Robert Bagby Jackie Brenneman, General Counsel Bo Chambliss Kathy Conroy Eddy Duquenne Patrick Corcoran Mooky Greidinger John Fithian Dan Harkins Mitch Neuhauser Chris Johnson Matt Pollock J.D.
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