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Predict the Winners Predict the winners Prior to the awards show, mark an ‘X’ next to who you think will be the winner of each category. Encourage your colleagues to do the same and see who correctly predicts the most! Best in sector: communications Presented by MessageBank Predict the winner Discovery Grubhub RingCentral T-Mobile US Best in sector: consumer discretionary Presented by Business Wire Predict the winner Best Buy Comcast Domino's Pizza Hasbro Hilton Worldwide Holdings The Home Depot Best in sector: consumer staples Presented by IHS Markit Predict the winner CVS Health Corp Procter & Gamble Target The Coca-Cola Company Best in sector: energy Predict the winner ConocoPhillips Enterprise Products Partners ExxonMobil Magellan Midstream Partners Matador Resources Company WPX Energy Page 1 of 7 Best in sector: financials Presented by Computershare | Georgeson Predict the winner American International Group JPMorgan Chase & Co LendingTree Mastercard MetLife The Allstate Corporation Zions Bancorporation Best in sector: healthcare Presented by Silicon Valley Bank & SVB Leerink Predict the winner Agilent Technologies Boston Scientific Danaher Thermo Fisher Scientific Varian Medical Systems Zimmer Biomet Best in sector: industrials Presented by News Direct Predict the winner Covanta General Electric Honeywell Kansas City Southern Republic Services Waste Management Best in sector: materials Presented by The Nuvo Group Predict the winner Codexis FMC Corporation Newmont Mining Corporation Page 2 of 7 Best in sector: real estate Presented by News Direct Predict the winner Boston Properties Brixmor Property Group Camden Property Trust Equinix Essex Property Trust Simon Property Group Best in sector: technology Presented by COWEN Predict the winner Apple Applied Materials Cisco Systems Microsoft Salesforce.com Texas Instruments Best in sector: utilities Presented by Mizuho Americas Predict the winner American Electric Power CMS Energy Dominion Energy Duke Energy NextEra Energy NiSource Best financial reporting Presented by Okapi Partners Predict the winner Cisco Systems Comcast JPMorgan Chase & Co Microsoft The Allstate Corporation The Hartford Financial Services Group Union Pacific Corporation Page 3 of 7 Best use of technology for IR Presented by Q4 Predict the winner Apple Becton Dickinson & Company Best Buy Microsoft Best investor relations by a non-US company in the US market Presented by News Direct Predict the winner Deutsche Telekom L'Oréal Nestlé The Adecco Group Best ESG reporting Presented by Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN) Predict the winner AT&T Etsy Hersha Hospitality Trust Intel Corporation Xylem Best investor event Presented by UBS Predict the winner Etsy Intel Corporation Mastercard Medtronic Tractor Supply Company Best IR during a corporate transaction Presented by Innisfree M&A Incorporated Predict the winner Envestnet Mastercard Prudential Financial US Steel Univar Solutions Page 4 of 7 Best IR website Presented by EQS Group Predict the winner Baxter International MSA Safety PVH Corp Wendy’s Wix.com Rising star Presented by NIRI Predict the winner Gabriel Ratcliff, Etsy Chris Doll, Fifth Third Bank Ellen Cavaleri, Kadmon Pharmaceuticals Kris Doyle, Visteon Corporation Matt Latino, Xylem Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap) Presented by Innisfree M&A Incorporated Predict the winner John Casella, chairman and CEO & Ned Coletta, CFO Casella Waste Systems Richard Allison, CEO & Jeffrey Lawrence, CFO Domino's Pizza Angela Kleiman, CFO & Michael Schall, CEO Essex Property Trust Best IR by a senior management team (large cap) Presented by Innisfree M&A Incorporated Predict the winner Lawrence Culp, CEO & Jamie Miller*, CFO General Electric Jamie Dimon, CEO & Jennifer Piepszak, CFO JPMorgan Chase & Co Amy Hood, CFO & Satya Nadella, CEO Microsoft Craig Menear, CEO & Carol Tomé**, CFO The Home Depot *Jamie Miller is stepping down from her CFO role but remains in post while a successor is sought **Carol Tomé retired in August 2019 and was succeeded by Richard McPhail Page 5 of 7 Best investor relations officer (small to mid-cap) Presented by Nasdaq Predict the winner Kimberly Callahan, Camden Property Trust Jim Buckley, Clean Harbors Kevin Kalicak, Darden Restaurants Trent Ziegler, LendingTree Christopher Agnew, Wyndham Destinations Best investor relations officer (large cap) Presented by ZRG Partners Predict the winner Susan Lisa, Boston Scientific Kelly Brame & Matthew Gugino, Danaher Steve Winoker, General Electric Jill Slattery, Hilton Worldwide Holdings Coleman Lannum, Zimmer Biomet Best overall investor relations (small cap) Presented by Bank of America Predict the winner Casella Waste Systems Talos Energy Stoneridge Suncrest Bank Sixth Street Specialty Lending (formerly TPG Specialty Lending) Virtus Investment Partners Best overall investor relations (mid-cap) Presented by Bank of America Predict the winner Covanta Domino's Pizza Hasbro Kansas City Southern Matador Resources Company Varian Medical Systems Page 6 of 7 Best overall investor relations (large cap) Presented by Bank of America Predict the winner Boston Scientific ConocoPhillips Danaher General Electric JPMorgan Chase & Co 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