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2019 DELEGATE LIST First Name Last Name Organization Niramay 2019 DELEGATE LIST First Name Last Name Organization Niramay . 1985 Chuck Lee AIMCO Stephan Dumais Air Canada Pension Investments Sean McCready Anson Advisors Inc. Hector Fernandez Crespo Banco Santander Enrique Verdu Aguilar Banco Santander, S.A Daryl Blattberg Bank of America Isabel Docal Bank of America Jerry Hubert Bank of America Merrill Lynch Zahir Antia Bank of Canada Harri Vikstedt Bank of Canada Spencer Bailey Bank of Montreal Stéphanie Jules Bank of Montreal Deborah Wise Bank of Montreal Abhinav Chandra Barclays Heather Gidaly Barclays Charles Tacopino Barclays David Jeffrey BBS SECURITIES INC. Nick Hay BlackRock Marc Kitay BMO John Mitrano BMO JINSONG WANG BMO Daniel Antchipalovski BMO Capital Markets Nick Chan BMO Capital Markets Tamy Chen BMO Capital Markets Annaleigh Greene BMO Capital Markets Kimberley Jansen BMO Capital Markets john Loynd BMO Capital Markets Jordan Lupu BMO Capital Markets Pamela Murphy BMO Capital Markets Alina Popa BMO Capital Markets MJ Schuessler BMO Capital Markets Stephanie Stoyan BMO Capital Markets Anthony Venditti BMO Capital Markets 1 of 7 5/22/2019 Melissa Kelman BMO Financial Group Chris Beswick BMO Private Investment Counsel Inc. Kathleen Cooney BNP Paribas Don De Vito BNP Paribas Robert Lakeman BNP Paribas MIKE SAUNDERS BNP PARIBAS Vincent Tieu BNP Paribas Ilkhom Babajanov BNY Mellon Eric Badger BNY Mellon Wesley Cook BNY Mellon Keith Donohue BNY Mellon Cezan Duong BNY Mellon William Kelly BNY Mellon Richard Marquis BNY Mellon Patric Ochoa BNY Mellon Taras Sidorenko BNY Mellon John Templeton BNY Mellon Ted Thresher BNY Mellon Simon Tomlinson BNY Mellon Daniel Yardin BNY Mellon Phil Zywot BNY Mellon Michael Madaio BNY Mellon | Pershing Michael Silecchia BNY Mellon | Pershing Carol Penhale Broadridge Financial Solutions Valarie Thorgerson Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc Mike Airey Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc. Tom Price Broadridge Financial Solutions Inc. Neil Williams C.I.B.C. World Markets Inc. France Boisjoli Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec Lionel Mark Canaccord Genuity Corp Jeff Campbell Canaccord Genuity Corp. 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