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SEVEN TH A NNU A L R T H E A I N R B E O V W O ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES SEVENTH ANNUAL POPS BALL SPECIAL THANKS TO ROBERT GREEN Dear Friend, This year, for our Seventh Annual POPS Ball, we are thrilled to honor longtime POPS fan and friend Robert "Bob" Green. Bob is currently the Chairman of Greenwood Racing, Inc. (GRI). Originally from the United Kingdom, Mr. Green has made Philadelphia his home since 1989 and has revolutionized the state's approach to gaming and entertainment. In Pennsylvania, GRI has made significant capital investment and has created thousands of new jobs. Parx Casino and Racing, one of the Greenwood Racing's holdings, has been a valued partner since The Philly POPS 2013 Season. Apart from their support to the beginnings of the Salute Series, they frequently present The Philly POPS Big Band at its Xcite Center and, more importantly, they serve as the Presenting Sponsor of the Subscription Series. Without this extraordinary generosity, the POPS' noteworthy growth would not have been possible. We are offering pages in the Ball Program Book for those who would like to join us in recognizing Bob's work. Please review the attached specifications if you're interested in doing so. If you have not purchased your tickets to the Seventh Annual POPS Ball, please call Joshua Thomas at 215.546.3207. Best wishes, Frank Giordano President and CEO The Philly POPS and Encore Series, Inc. For more information, visit phillypops.org/advertise or call Joe Ciresi at 215.205.3463 PRICING AD SIZE FULL PAGE HALF PAGE POPS BALL PROGRAM BOOK $2000 $1000 1 NIGHT ONLY SIZING PAGE SIZE: 5.5” x 8.5” BLEED REQUIREMENT: Ads with bleed should preserve a 3/8” safety area inside the trim. Text that falls outside this FULL PAGE FULL PAGE BLEED NON-BLEED area is not guaranteed. 5.75” X 8.75” 4.75” X 7.8125” TECHNICAL SPECS FORMAT Press Ready PDF (Adobe Acrobat .PDF File): Embed all fonts and images and save as a high- resolution, uncompressed PDF at 100%. Outline all fonts. HALF PAGE HORIZONTAL IMAGES/COLOR 4.75” X 3.75” High-resolution images must be 300 dpi and 100% of the final print size. Images running in color must be saved as CMYK, not RGB. Images running in black and white must be saved as grayscale. AD SELECTION □ Full Page Bleed □ Full Page □ Half Page Non-Bleed Horizontal PAYMENT INFO Please charge my credit card: □ Amex □ Visa □ MC □ Discover __________________________________ _____________ __ __ - __ __ __ __ Card No. Security Code Exp. Date _________________________________________________ __ __ - __ __ - __ __ __ __ Signature Date For more information, visit phillypops.org/advertise or call Joe Ciresi at 215.205.3463.

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