2004 Annual ConventionOctober 15-18, Marriott MarquisCassette Tape Order Form

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Keynote SpeakersTMA does not have permission to sell tapes of the following presentations: Hon. Rudy Giuliani and Erin Gruwell.

p Qty. _____ R. Eugene Taylor, President of Commercial Banking, Bank of America

General Sessionsp Qty _____ “Retaining, Paying and Keeping Professionals in Chapter 11”

Moderator: Laura Davis Jones, Pachulski, Stang, Ziehl, Young, Jones & Weintraub PCPanel: Hon. Charles G. Case II, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (District of Arizona); Hon. Judith K. Fitzgerald, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Western District of Pennsylvania); Hon. Rosemary Gambardella, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (District of New Jersey); Hon. Barbara J. Houser, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (Northern District of Texas); Hon. Joel B. Rosenberg, U.S. Bankruptcy Court (District of Massachusetts)

The panel addresses the evolving landscape of retaining professionals in Chapter 11 cases, the various methods and issues in paying them, and the protections that can be afforded to the professionals.

p Qty _____ “Titans of Lending”

Moderator: Andrew B. Miller, Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin Panel: William J. Brasser, GE Commercial Finance; James G. Connolly, Bank of America Business Capital; William R. Davis, Congress Financial Corporation; Marc Leder, Sun Capital Partners, Inc.; Victor D. Russo, CIT Business Credit; Peter E. Schwab, Wells Fargo Foothill; Terrence J. Ullrich, J.P. Morgan Business Credit Corp.

This panel, composed of the heads of several prominent lending institutions, provides insight and constructive advice regarding current trends and issues in the evolving loan market. Topics include highly leveraged industries, non-traditional hedge funds, high-yield lenders, workout strategies, the decision to bring in turnaround professionals, going concern asset sales as an exit vehicle, and getting on the “list” of acceptable workout professionals.

p Qty _____ “Distressed Investing”Moderator: John Wm. Butler Jr., Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLPPanel: Mark J. Schwartz, Gordon Brothers Group; Timothy P. O’Connor, Jefferies & Co., Inc.; Edward J. Siskin, Fleet Retail Group

The panel discusses the latest trends and issues in distressed investing.

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Concurrent Session Onep Qty _____ “Across the Pond: Restructuring Developments in the E.U.”

Moderator: N. Lynn Hiestand, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (UK) LLPPanel: Gianluigi Esposito, Chiomenti Studio Legale; Neville B. Kahn, Deloitte & Touche LLP; Marshall Lester, Ozer International; Dennis Levine, Burdale Financial Limited; Graeme Levy, Olswang; Peter F. Stevens, Credit Suisse First Boston Europe Ltd.

As more and more investors turn to Europe as fertile ground for investing, both in distressed debt and in securities that become distressed, companies are having to take new approaches to working out their problems. Countries are realizing that preservation is usually preferable to liquidation and are responding with new legislative developments, such as those in the United Kingdom, Italy and France. Hedge funds are demanding seats at a table that historically was dominated by banks. Shareholders are becoming active in seeking to preserve their value. The E.U. is trying to give jurisdictional guidance. And, restructuring professionals are actively responding to and assisting in these changes. This panel, composed of restructuring professionals from across Europe, discusses the latest developments in that region of the world.

p Qty _____ “Around the Horn: Perspective on Latin American Restructuring”

Moderator: Neil Augustine, Rothschild Inc.Panel: Jason Cook, Gramercy Advisors LLC; Richard J. Cooper, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton; Fernando E. Del Castillo, Santamarina y Steta S.C.

This panel, comprised of investment bankers, United States and Mexican counsel and distressed debt investing specialists, provides a first-hand perspective on how to bring about a successful financial restructuring in a difficult environment, one that is often littered with failures. The panel explores divergent views of creditor and debtor negotiating strategies and leverage points. The dueling perspectives of borrowers and creditors of implementation options are also debated.

p Qty _____ “Building on Your Core: Should Your Firm Add Complementary Lines of Business, and How?”

Moderator: Holly Felder Etlin, XRoads Solutions GroupPanel: Warren H. Feder, Carl Marks Capital Advisors LLC; Stephen Gray, TRG; Cory Lipoff, Hilco Merchant Resources LLC; Paul Traub, Traub Bonacquist & Fox LLP

As the latest downturn cycle comes to a close, firms in the turnaround industry are evaluating their core competencies and how to position their services for the future. Each of these panelists has added additional business lines successfully to their firms over the past ten years and will discuss the key issues and pitfalls in the process.

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Concurrent Session Two

q Qty _____ “Getting on the Short List”

Moderator: DeLain Gray, FTI Consulting, Inc.Panel: Willma Davis, John Hancock Financial Services Inc./Bond and Corporate Finance Group; Thomas J. Donnelly, UBS Investment Bank; Kaye Handley, AIG Global Investment Group; Paul V. Kennedy, Banc of America; Sharon F. Manewitz, Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association

This panel addresses a topic on every restructuring professional's mind—how does my firm get on the short list to be hired into a distressed situation? The panel, which includes senior workout professionals from major lending institutions, provides frank and practical guidance regarding the qualities they look for when providing a referral to a distressed credit. Panelists share their views on the "do’s” and “don'ts" for turnaround practitioners during the retention process and subsequent engagement so that turnaround firms can get on - and stay on - the short list.

p Qty _____ “Issues Affecting Firm Management”

Moderator: Daniel F. Dooley, CTP, Morris - Anderson & Associates, Ltd.Panel: James J. Loughlin Jr., CTP, Loughlin Meghji + Company; Deborah Midanek, Glass & Associates, Inc.; James M. Rubenstein, CTP, Alert Consultants Inc.; Robert H. Warshauer, Ernst & Young Corporate Finance LLC

This panel discusses a variety of issues currently impacting turnaround and financial advisory firms, from small local practices to large international practices. Topics include the impact of referral source consolidation, revenue sources post- insolvency boom, internationalization of practices, increased use of professional marketing and branding, accounting-based approach versus operational-based approach, roll-ups and consolidation of practices, oversight and management of principals, use of success fees and splitting up the firm income.

p Qty _____ “Ole, Eh? Mexico and Canada: Neighbors and Friends of the U.S.A.”

Moderator: Steven J. Weisz, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLPPanel: Douglas Cheyne, Royal Bank of Canada; Brock Edgar, PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.; Antonio Franck, Haynes & Boone LLP; Gilbert A. Herrera, GA Herrera & Co. LLC; Elias Makris, GE National Restructuring Group; Jorge Sanchez Davila, Goodrich Riquelme; William E.J. Skelly, Heenan Blaikie

As the borders between Canada, Mexico and the United States have become less of a barrier following the implementation of NAFTA, business enterprises have expanded and integrated their operations between and within those countries. Opportunities for turnaround professionals abound throughout North America. While the issues facing turnaround professionals may transcend borders, cultural, legal and social differences still need to be understood, appreciated and considered. This panel explores and highlights the similarities and differences of the turnaround businesses in Canada and Mexico and how you can better understand and take advantage of the opportunities that exist and continue to develop to the north and south.

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2004 Annual ConventionOctober 15-18, Marriott MarquisCassette Tape Order Form

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