Directions to the Omnicom Group Inc. 2018 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

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Directions to the Omnicom Group Inc. 2018 Annual Meeting of Shareholders Meeting Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 Meeting Time: 10:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time Meeting Place: 15th Floor Conference Center 220 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10017 The 15th Floor Conference Center is located on East 42nd Street in Manhattan between 3rd Avenue and 2nd Avenue. Subway Directions: Take the 4, 5 or 6 train to the Grand Central 42nd Street station. Take exit Lexington Ave & 42nd Street at SW corner. Head east on 42nd Street and proceed to 220 East 42nd Street. From John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK): Head south on I-678 S and take exit B toward 130th Pl. Keep right at the fork and merge onto 130th Pl. Turn right onto Bergen Rd. At Federal Circle, take the 5th exit onto the I-678 N. ramp. Merge onto I-678 N and take exit 2 toward Rockaway Blvd. Merge onto Van Wyck Expy. Slight left onto Route 678 ramp and merge onto I-678 N. Use the left 2 lanes to take exit 10 to merge onto Grand Central Parkway toward LaGuardia Airport/RF Bridge. Take exit 10E-10W onto I-495 W/Long Island Expy toward Midtown Tunnel. Follow I-495 W and continue onto I-495 W/Queens Midtown Tunnel. Take the Downtown exit and follow signs for Crosstown/37th St/3 Ave. Merge onto East 37th St and turn right onto 3rd Ave. Turn right onto East 42nd St and destination will be on the right. From LaGuardia Airport (LGA): Take LaGuardia Access Rd. Merge onto Grand Central Pkwy via the ramp on the left to Triboro Bridge W. Take exit 4 for Interstate 278 W/Brooklyn-Queens Expressway W toward Staten Island. Continue onto I-278 W/Brooklyn Queens Expy E. Take exit 35 for I-495/L.I. Expy toward Midtown Tun/Eastern L.I./Greenpoint Ave. Keep left to continue on Exit 35W, follow signs for Interstate 495 W/Midtown Tun/Manhattan and merge onto I-495 W. Follow I-495 W and continue onto I-495 W/Queens Midtown Tunnel. Take the Downtown exit and follow signs for Crosstown/37th St/3 Ave. Merge onto East 37th St and turn right onto 3rd Ave. Turn right onto East 42nd St and destination will be on the right. From Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR): Take Express Rd and follow signs for Holland Tunnel/New York City. Merge onto I-78 Express E/Phillipsburg–Newark Expy. Take I-95 N. Merge onto I-95 N/NJ Turnpike N. Take exit 16 toward Lincoln Tunnel. Stay on NJ-495 E to Dyer Ave in Manhattan, New York. Take the exit toward 42 Street/Uptown/Theater District/NY-9A from NY-495 E. Continue onto Dyer Ave. Turn right onto West 42nd St, continue to East 42nd St and destination will be on the right. .

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