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Nat Burgess

Nat joined Corum in 1996 and brings a diverse background in technology M&A and law. While with the Enforcement Division of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Nat helped identify and build cases against securities fraud schemes. With the Strategic Development Division of Morgan Stanley's M&A group, Nat worked on cross-border acquisitions of U.S. and European companies by Japanese firms, and on financings by large Japanese public companies. Nat moved to Morgan Stanley's Tokyo office, where he reported directly to the President of Morgan Stanley, Japan Ltd. and focused exclusively on cross-border M&A.

After Morgan Stanley, Nat co-founded Postcard Software, a creator of advertiser-driven bilingual (English and Japanese) Internet content. At Activision, Nat led the company's on-line business development.

Nat earned an undergraduate degree in Japanese literature from Yale College and a law degree from UCLA. While in law school, Nat wrote articles for the International Forum at Yale, Tokyo Journal.

President

Agenda• Introduction• Connected Car Tech Trends M&A Report• Connected Car Panel

• Bryan Trussel, Co-Founder & CEO - Glympse• Eric Bantégnie, VP of System Business Unit – ANSYS• Steve Banfield, Chief Marketing Officer – INRIX• Gabriel Nave, Director of Business Development – CalAmp

• Q&A

Everyone used to walk on the left

Horses changed all that

Sometimes we regress

The New Mobile Device?

Utility AND Trust

Emerging as leaders. . .

Aaron KingAnalyst

Aaron joined Corum Group in 2015 as a research analyst. Previously he worked as a writer, editor, and consultant at a software startup. Aaron graduated from Reed College with a degree in Economics, specializing in Game Theory.

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Target: HERE (fka Nokia Maps) [Finland]Acquirer: AUDI AG/ BMW Group/ Daimler AG

• Foundational mapping and data unit for connected cars• No majority stakeholder – joint conglomerate• Deal value: $2.8 billion

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Target: Schrader International Inc. [USA]Acquirer: Sensata Technologies Holding N.V.

• Pioneer in tire pressure sensing technology• Deal Value: $1 billion

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Target: Crashboxx [USA]Acquirer: CalAmp Corp. [USA]

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Target: LoJack Corporation [USA]Acquirer: CalAmp Corp. [USA]

Connected Car Panelists

Bryan TrusselCEO

Bryan Trussel is co-founder and CEO of Glympse, the world’s leading location technology provider and location sharing app. Prior to founding Glympse in 2008, Bryan spent 16 years leading teams at Microsoft, working on a range of products from Windows to Interactive TV and embedded systems to casual games, including creating and launching several V1.O products, like Messenger Games, Windows CE and Xbox Live Arcade. He has a bachelor's in Computer Science from the University of Utah and an MBA from Kellogg at Northwestern. He currently resides in Redmond, Wash. with his wife and five children.

Eric Bantégnie

Eric Bantégnie is the Vice President of the Systems Business Unit at ANSYS, covering Systems Simulation, IoT and Embedded Software. Prior to joining ANSYS via acquisition, Eric was Esterel Technologies President and CEO. He co-founded the company in the Fall of 1999. Eric Bantégnie is also Vice President of the Board of Kalray, a multi-core chip company for embedded systems and Board Member of Trust In Soft, an embedded cybersecurity company. He is the President of the Embedded France professional association.

Vice President, System Business Unit

Steve Banfield

Steve Banfield is a 20-year technology industry veteran who has led teams to build and market digital products and services used by millions worldwide.

Immediately prior to INRIX, Steve served as SVP & GM, Registrar Services at Rightside, where he was responsible for the second largest domain registrar worldwide and helped launch the new generation of top level domains (TLDs) into the market. He has held senior leadership roles at premier technology companies including Sony, Microsoft, Paramount Pictures (Screenlife) and RealNetworks. At Sony he worked within both Sony Pictures and Sony Corporation to launch innovative digital media services including SoapCity, Sony Connect and Sony Media Software. While at RealNetworks and responsible for the iconic RealPlayer, the user base grew from 30 million to over 300 million installed players around the world. Earlier Steve was a technical evangelist and program manager for Microsoft Windows, including Windows 95 and Windows NT.

Steve has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and received his undergraduate degree in Computer Science from Transylvania University in his home state of Kentucky.

Chief Marketing Officer

Gabriel Nave

Gabriel Nave joined CalAmp in October 2013 as Director of Business Development to forge strategic relationships in support of CalAmp's business units. Prior to joining CalAmp, Gabriel spent 13 years working for mobile operators in a variety of roles related to wireless data, M2M/IoT, and connected vehicle solutions. Gabriel started his career in the wholesale import and light manufacturing world, where he held a number of positions culminating as head of sales and channel development.

Director,Business Development

Autonomous vehicles: Overhyped? Or Imminent?

Is a fully autonomous transport system

ultimately safer than a mix?

Will there be a niche for

traditional automobiles?

Will newcomers put traditional car manufacturers out of

business?

Why is convergence happening now?

What is the future of OEM and aftermarket tech in the era of the

connected car?

Is the connected car future more Apple or PC?

More open or closed?

Where would you invest one million

dollars?

Q&AWe welcome your questions!

• Use Q&A window on left side• Submit to queue at any time• If your questions in not answered, we will attempt to

follow up after the event

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