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CURRICULUM VITAE Personal information Name: Reto T. Annen Address: Wiesentalstrasse 136 7000 Chur Telephone: Business: +41 81 256 55 55 / Mobile: +41 78 769 25 10 Email: [email protected] Date of birth: November 14, 1977 Marital status: Single Town of origin: Arth, canton of Schwyz Professional experience Since 2017 Single Judge of the Swiss Ice Hockey Federation (SIHF, Security and Club Exchange/Players Transfers) Since 2015 Arbitrator of the TAS/CAS, Court of Arbitration for Sport, in Lausanne Since 2009 Secretary and legal advisor to the Chur Regio Homeowners Association (HEV) Since 2008 Partner in the law firm of Diener Annen & Partner in Chur (renamed to Kanzlei Kornplatz on January 1, 2012) 2006 – 2007 Attorney at Streiff Pellegrini & von Kaenel, Attorneys-at-Law, in Wetzikon (specialized in employment law) 2003 – 2004 Internship at Froriep Renggli Attorneys-at-Law in Zug 2001 – 2002 Deputy assistant to the Chair for Civil Law and General Introduction to Law at the University of Freiburg im Üchtland 2001 Internship at the Federal Insurance Court in Lucerne Education 2012 CAS civil litigation 2011 Certified specialist attorney in employment law – Swiss Bar Association 2010 Admitted to the notary bar for the canton of Grisons 2008 Certified mediator – Swiss Bar Association 2005 Admitted to the attorney and notary bars for the Canton of Zug 1998 – 2003 Law studies at the University of Freiburg im Üchtland 1990 – 1998 Kantonsschule Chur [Chur cantonal school] (Upper secondary school certifi- cate Type E: Business) Other activities Since 2017 Alternate member of the notary public committee of the canton of Grisons (regulatory commission of the notary publics in the canton of Grisons) 2008 – 2017 Founder and board member (secretary) of the World Association of Icehockey Players Union (WAIPU) 2011 – 2017 Founder and Vice-President of the “Fairsport Association” athlete agency 2008 – 2011 Ad-hoc actuary at the Imboden District Court 2008 – 2010 Lecturer employment and company law at the Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (University of Applied Sciences HTW) in Chur 2007 – 2010 Lecturer in employment law at the Skills Center for Management and Market- ing MKS in Sargans 2004 – 2017 Founder and Vice-President of the Swiss Association of Icehockey Players (SAIP) Memberships Member of the International Sport Lawyers Association Member of the Institute for Swiss Employment Law (ISA) Member of the employment law, tenancy law, and civil procedure law specialist groups of the Zurich Bar Association Member of the Swiss Sport Law Association Member of the Grisons and Swiss Bar Associations as well as passive member of the Zurich Bar Association Member of the Grisons and Swiss Notary Associations Member of the EURO-Advo Swiss and German association of lawyers Member of the Chur Round Table Languages German (native) English (business fluent) Chur, February 22, 2018 2 .

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