Canton, MSOctober 18 - 20, 2019

Keynote SpeakerRigmor Jensen

MD, Dr.Med. Sci.Professor at the University of Copenhagen

Co-founder of the Danish Headache Center

The Second Annual

www.HeadacheSymposium.org

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Table of ContentsAtt endee Profi le . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Sponsor Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Presenters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 6

Sponsor Opportuniti es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Exhibitor Package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8The Headache Center Insti tute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Global Training Insti tute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 11

Corporate Membership Levels . . . . . . . . . . . 12 - 13

Exhibitor & Sponsor Logisti cs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

The Heacache Center Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Applicati on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 18

Additi onal Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 - 20

JOIN US FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL MISSISSIPPI HEADACHE SYMPOSIUM!This CME headache medicine conference is hosted by The Headache Center Insti tute at Global Training Insti tute’s state-of-the-art simulati on lab in Madison County, Mississippi. Internati onally-acclaimed headache experts will travel from all over the globe to present a variety of courses highlighti ng:

1. Scienti fi c advancements in the mechanisms of headache disorders.2. Groundbreaking and emerging new treatment opti ons.3. Diagnosti c guidelines and consensus-based treatment strategies.

M i s s i s s i p p i ʼ sFIRST & ONLYHeadache Education Symposium

Hosted by The Headache Center Insti tute | 501(c)(3) Tax ID: 83-1389740

ATTENDEE PROFILEThe Mississippi Headache Symposium is designed for all healthcare professionals that see pati ents with headaches. Yes, that means from the pediatrician, to the allergist and the neurologist, we welcome all. Licensed healthcare providers are invited from a variety of practi ce areas in hospitals, urgent care centers and private or rural clinics across the southeastern United states. It is important to note that we are parti cularly targeti ng providers in our neighboring states of Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama and the Florida panhandle. This conference is within driving distance from all those regions, and we will be off ering over 20 hours of approved CME for only $100, which is far below the price of a typical conference registrati on fee. Presenters will be accessible to att endees at all ti mes, as this is not a desti nati on resort conference.

Doctors, Nurse Practi ti oners, Physicians Assistants, Fellows and Residents practi cing in all of the following

areas are encouraged to att end:

OROFACIAL PAIN DENTISTS/SURGEONSFAMILY MEDICINE

PEDIATRIC MEDICINEINTERNAL MEDICINE

NEUROLOGYPAIN MEDICINE

OPHTHALMOLOGYEMERGENCY MEDICINE

PHARMACOLOGYPSYCHIATRY ALLERGY

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SPONSOR VALUEThe Mississippi Headache Symposium works hard to create an environment that encourages att endees and sponsors to engage, mingle, and build meaningful connecti ons. One of our highest prioriti es is to facilitate the development of relati onships that conti nue to thrive beyond the event itself, in an eff ort to foster bett er headache treatment and management for people with headache disorders.

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Comfortable private meeti ng rooms available.

Opti onal bonus workshop courses include:• Headache procedures• Neuroanatomy (with cadavers); and• Neuroimaging

Daily Scheduled breaks and meals are served in the exhibit hall or during the satellite symposiums to draw att endees in and create ti me for focused, engaging conversati ons and networking opportuniti es.

Exhibitor Passport prize drawing events encourage att endees to with sponsors at every booth. This facilitates communicati on with the sponsors and allows them to capture individual registrati on data electronically.

ACCREDITED CMEThe Mississippi Headache Symposium coursework is offi cially accredited through the American Nurses Credenti aling Center (ANCC), Advanced Medical Certi fi cati on (AMC), and Accreditati on Council for Pharmacy Educati on (ACPE).

Att endees can earn up to 20 hours of Conti nuing Medical Educati on (CME) credit. (Pending)

Q & A PANELSEach session will include 2-4 speaker presentati ons followed by a brief, moderated questi on-and-answer panel with each of the speakers.

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Anne Calhoun, MD, FAHSProfessor, UNC Chapel Hill; Co-founder and Director, Carolina Headache InstituteDurham, NC

Randolph W. Evans, MDClinical Professor of Neurology, Baylor College of MedicineHouston, TX

Frank R. Berenson, MD, FAHSFounder and Director, PANDA Neurology and Atlanta Headache SpecialistsAtlanta, GA

Sherry Downie, Ph.DClinical Anatomy and Structural Biology and Professor of Clinical Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva UniversityBronx, NY

Rigmor Jensen MD, Dr. Med Sci.Professor in Headache and Neurological Pain at the University of CopenhagenCo-founder of the Danish Headache CenterCopenhagen, DenmarkKeynote Speaker

Ian Carroll, MDAssistant Professor of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine; Chief, Stanford CSF Leak Headache ProgramPalo Alto, CA

Nathan L. Bennett, MDFounder and Medical Director, Preferred Headache CenterPittsburgh, PA

PresentersChristina Treppendahl, FNP-BC, AQH, MHD Mississippi Headache Symposium, The Headache Center, The Headache Center Institute, Headache Neurology Research Institute and The Headache Center FoundationRidgeland, MSDirector, Founder & Chair

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Tiffany Harding, CCRC, MSCSDirector of Clinical Research, Island Neurological AssociatesPlainview, NY

Brigitte Lovell, DMD Director of Keeler Center for Headache and Orofacial Pain Ojai, CA

Shivang Joshi, MD, MPH, RPh, FAHSAssistant Professor of Pharamacy and University of Buffalo School or Pharmacy; Headache and Neurology, DENT Neurologic InstituteBuffalo, NY

Ira M. Turner, MD Founder and Director of Headache Medicine Island Neurologic Associates Plainview, NY

Chad Stephens, DO Founder and Director of Noble Pain Management and Sports Medicine Southlake, TX

Ashley HattleAuthor, Medical WriterCluster Headaches: A Guide to Surviving One of the Most Painful Conditions Known to ManMichigan

Jennifer McVige, MD, MA Headache, Neuroimaging, Pediatric Neurology, Post Concussion/Head Injury; Director of the Concussion Center DENT Neurologic InstituteBuffalo, NY

Peter McAllister, MD Medical Director New England Institute for Neurology and Headache Stamford, CT

Heather O’Hara McCoy, DNP, ANP-BC, AQHFounder and Director of Integrative Headache Care Scottsdale, AZ

Christopher Gottschalk, MD, FAHSDirector of Headache Medicine and Chief of General Neurology of Yale MedicineNewhaven, CT

Neuroanatomy Lab: $15,000

SPONSOR THE FUN!Make an impression by sponsoring the essenti als! These sponsorships include an opportunity to briefl y address the att endees with specifi c branding and messaging placement unique to each product.

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Cocktail Recepti on: $15,000 Two Opportuniti es: Friday & Saturday Night

Breakfast or Lunch: $7,500 Six Opportuniti es: Fri/Sat/Sun

Audience Response App: $6,500

Coff ee & Snack Bar: $5,000 Six Opportuniti es: Fri/Sat/Sun

Tote Bags: $3,000

WiFi: $5,000

USB Lanyards: $2,000

Notebooks: $1,500

Pens: $500

Charging Stati on: $2,500

Faculty Dinners available Thurs/Fri/Sat nightsFirst come, fi rst serve

Contact Ricki, Rosalind, and/or Christi na to coordinate area restaurants and car services

INCLUDES:

4 registrati ons at the Mississippi Headache Symposium

Free exhibit booth (8’x6’) at the MHS

Live-streaming in the common areas and exhibit halls

Acknowledgement of corporate membership on all printed and electronic media and all three websites

EXHIBITOR AMENITIESAll Exhibitors will be provided with one (1) six foot (6’) table and two chairs for each exhibit space. Exhibitors are also provided with all att endee meals and recepti ons. Limited electrical outlets are available by request on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis. Free wireless internet is available throughout the venue.

Exhibitors may ship display materials ahead directly to Global Training Insti tute as early as October 1, 2019. Exhibitors can request FedEx or UPS pickup for return ship on Monday Oct 21st.

Global Training Insti tuteMississippi Bio-Medical Business Collaboratoryatt n: MHS152 Watf ord Parkway Drive, Suite 203 Canton, MS 39046(888) 242-0007

EXHIBITOR SPONSORSHIPSee Silver Corporate Sponsorship

$15,000

Dr. Ricki Garrett : 601.940.6383Rosalind Rawls: 601.720.7653

Christi na Treppendahl: 601.594.1319Courtyard by Marriott - Madison (faculty hotel)

CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPCORPORATE MEMBERSHIP

Dr. Ricki Garrett : 601.940.6383 • Rosalind Rawls: 601.720.7653 • Christi na Treppendahl: 601.594.13191000 Highland Colony Pkwy #7205, Ridgeland, MS 39157 • www.theheadachecenterinstitute.org

501(c)(3) EIN: 83-1389740

The Headache Center Insti tute: United with one purposeThe Headache Center Insti tute proudly supports medical professionals and pati ents by promoti ng

headache medicine educati on, headache research and pati ent advocacy groups. We know that every piece of the is a necessary ingredient for success. Our project serves 5 core areas:

The World Health Organizati on recognizes migraine as one of the most disabling diseases,

comparable to dementi a, quadriplegia, and acti ve psychosis. Despite this fact, pati ents with headache disorders rarely receive the empathy and accommodati ons required for survival. The Annual Mississippi Headache Symposium was

developed to improve headache educati on among local healthcare providers, while the

Annual Miles for Migraine event spotlights the disease for the community.

The sti gma associated with headache disorders oft en causes suff erers to feel isolated. The

Headache Center facilitates pati ent-led support groups for both migraine and cluster headache.

Financial assistance for expensive treatment opti ons is off ered based on need and income.

PRACTITIONER TRAINING

LEGISLATIVE CHANGE

Clinical studies are a criti cal part of the ongoing eff ort to develop more

eff ecti ve treatment opti ons for headache disorders. The Headache

Neurology Research Insti tute is currently parti cipati ng in 7 nati onal

and internati onal clinical trials to establish safety and effi cacy of new

emerging headache treatment opti ons.

Migraine is the fi rst cause of disability under 50, yet there is a criti cal shortage

of qualifi ed headache specialists. The Headache Center Fellowship will provide clinical training in headache

management and best practi ces established by consensus guidelines.

The World Health Alliance describes migraine as a “forgott en epidemic”

due to the signifi cant disproporti on of nati onal funding appropriated towards

headache research. Partnering with Miles for Migraine, we acti vely

support the annual lobbying event Headache on the Hill.

Clinical studies are a criti cal part of

CLINICAL RESEARCH

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CLINICAL CLINICAL RESEARCHRESEARCH01 PRACTITIONER PRACTITIONER

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under 50, yet there is a criti cal shortage under 50, yet there is a criti cal shortage under 50, yet there is a criti cal shortage

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PATIENT SUPPORT

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PATIENT PATIENT SUPPORTSUPPORT05

The World Health Organizati on recognizes

PUBLIC AWARENESS

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PUBLIC PUBLIC AWARENESSAWARENESSAWARENESSAWARENESS04

The Second Annual Mississippi Headache Symposium is hosted by and for

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Our mission is to provide an authentic environment for post-graduate professionals while immersing them into a simulated world that replicates the workplace. Our goal is to develop a safe, innovative and compassionate approach to building and enhancing provider confidence within their clinical specialty.

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Global Training Insti tute (GTI), located in Canton Mississippi, is the largest privately held simulati on lab in the southeastern United States. GTI is a veteran-owned small business providing a broad spectrum of advanced medical and healthcare training. These sectors include Healthcare Professionals, Law Enforcement, First Responders and Military Personnel. Collecti vely, our team is fi lled with industry experts with extensive experience and portf olios. GTI has 50+ Subject Matt er Experts in emergency medicine, advanced trauma, pre-Hospital Medicine, Nursing, Aviati on Medicine, Radiology, Neurology, Pharmacology, etc. Through GTI’s 10,000 sq. ft . simulati on center we train thousands of students each year on these disciplines. Training across these professions results in standardized operati onal effi ciencies for coordinati on of care between community stakeholders.

GTI’s proven training methods promote quality, safety and competency. These training methods promote workforce recruitment and retenti on of experienced professionals. Increasing the individual’s confi dence level in necessary procedures, skills, and criti cal thinking empowers professional growth in underserved communiti es.

Ulti mately, these programs will promote the health, welfare, and safety of pati ents by the professionals who serve them.

GTI has trained over 2,500 professionals with high-capacity evidenced-based results following training in our laboratories. Nati onal Certi fi cati on Training courses boast 90% fi rst-ti me pass rates for Criti cal Care Registered Nurses (CCRN), Flight Paramedic Certi fi cati on (FP-C), Certi fi ed Flight Registered Nurses (CFRN), Certi fi ed Emergency Registered Nurses (CEN), and Criti cal Care Flight Paramedics (CCP-C) for nati onal board certi fi cati ons.

Acti ve Duty and DoD personnel have parti cipated in advanced simulati on and trauma training including the Armed Forces Advanced Trauma Training Course (AFATT), a 10-day simulati on and operati onal exercise that provides pre-deployment training for medical personnel.

GTI is affi liated and accredited a Nati onal Training Center through the Nati onal Associati on of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) Site #6956. The facility provides all NAEMT approved courses including PHTLS, TCCC and AMLS. The facility has the ability to provide American Heart Associati on Training Center programs including BLS, ACLS, and PALS.

GTI maintains agreements with Level 1 and Level 2 Trauma centers accredited through the American College of Surgeons. Clinical rotati ons are available at both faciliti es.

Global Training Insti tute152 Watf ord Parkway Drive, Suite 203 • Canton, MS 39046(888) 242-0007www.globaltraining.insti tute

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PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP

$25,000 Free exhibit booth (8’x6’) with priority placement

(fi rst come, fi rst served) at the Mississippi Headache Symposium

Unlimited registrati on for sales and science reps (headache) at the Symposium Live-streaming in the common areas and exhibit halls

Access to all slides and videos of the CME courses (post conference) Two of your company’s representati ves may att end up to

3 planning board meeti ngs: AHS Annual Scienti fi c Meeti ng, AHS Annual Scott sdale Symposium, and Mississippi Headache Symposium

One representati ve of company may meet with a board member at each of these three conferences (above)

Access to the THCI meeti ng minutes (following board approval) Acknowledgement of corporate membership on all printed and electronic

media and all three websites

INCLUDES:

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PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP

$25,000

GOLD SPONSORSHIP$20,000

INCLUDES: 6 registrati ons at the Mississippi Headache Symposium

Free exhibit booth (8’x6’) at the MHS Live-streaming in the common areas and exhibit halls

One of your company’s representati ves may att end up to 3 planning board meeti ngs: AHS Annual Scienti fi c Meeti ng, AHS Annual

Scott sdale Symposium, and Mississippi Headache Symposium One representati ve of company may meet with a board member at

each of these three conferences (above) Access to the THCI meeti ng minutes (following board approval)

Acknowledgement of corporate membership on all printed and electronic media and all three websites

SILVER SPONSORSHIP $15,000

INCLUDES: 4 registrati ons at the Mississippi Headache Symposium

Free exhibit booth (8’x6’) at the MHS

Live-streaming in the common areas and exhibit halls

Acknowledgement of corporate membership on all printed and electronic media and all three websites

EXHIBITOR & SPONSOR LOGISTICSTRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATIONS The Mississippi Headache Symposium is being held at Global Training Institute in Canton, MS. The recommended event hotel is the Courtyard by Marriott in Ridgeland, MS. To reserve a room in one of our designated blocks, visit our website at www.HeadacheSymposium.org.

If traveling by air, we recommend that you fly into Jackson Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN). The airport is located approximately 30 minutes away from the official hotel, and approximately 45 minutes away from Global Training Institute. Uber, Lyft, and car service driver services are available from JAN, as are the usual rental car agencies.

SHIPPING DISPLAY MATERIALS Exhibitors may ship display materials ahead directly to Global Training Institute as early as October 1, 2019. Exhibitors can request FedEx or UPS pickup for return ship on Monday Oct 21st. Should you wish to ship directly to GTI, send them to 152 Watford Pkwy Dr, Canton, MS 39046, attn: MHS.

BRANDED SPEAKER PROGRAMS Should you wish to schedule a branded speaker program in conjunction with the Mississippi Headache Symposium, there are many wonderful restaurants, bars, hotels, and other facility options within close proximity to both the event venue and the official hotel. The best opportunities for satellite symposiums are at lunch at GTI (separate designated room) or for dinner at local restaurants Thursday/Friday/Saturday nights (contact us for recommendations) followinf the reception after 6:30pm.

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTSMust apply online with ACH form: visit www.HeadacheSymposium.org

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Dr. Ricki Garrett: 601.940.6383

Rosalind Rawls: 601.720.7653

Christina Treppendahl: 601.594.1319

symposium@theheadachecenterinstitute.org

Global Training Institute152 Watford Pkwy Dr, Canton, MS

Courtyard by Marriott601 Baptist Dr, Madison, MS

The Headache Center1000 Highland Colony Pkwy #7205, Ridgeland, MS

EVENT COORDINATORSFor any additional information or questions not addressed in this document, please contact:

ADDRESSESFor information and recommendations on

necessary services in the area, please contact event coordinators.

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85,000:1headache patients: headache specialists

There are an estimated 39 million headache sufferers in the United States today. With fewer than 500 Certified Headache Specialists available to treat them, they are facing a crisis of care.

Migraine iS THe

6thlargeST CaUSe of diSabiliTy in THe World

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1.2 MillioneMergenCy rooM viSiTS in THe US every year

HealTHCare CoSTS are

70%HigHer for faMilieS WiTH a Migraine SUfferer

Headache patients are truly suffering, and their burden isn’t confined to typical headache symptoms. Studies have found that migraine sufferers attempt suicide at a higher rate than people without migraine, are 2.5 times more likely to suffer from depression, and are 12 times more likely to suffer from panic attacks.

Nevertheless, there is a critical shortage of qualified providers in headache medicine. There are currently fewer than 500 Certified Headache Specialists in the United States, and patients seeking treatment typically face 6-15 months on a waiting list before they even receive an initial consultation. As result, of the estimated 39 million headache sufferers in the United States today:

96% Will never See a HeadaCHe

SpeCialiST

50% Will be MiSdiagnoSed

88%Will noT reCeive appropriaTe

treatment

Created to address this critical shortage of qualified practitioners, the program provides licensed healthcare professionals with hands-on clinical training in the practice of the headache specialty. Students are immersed in a working Headache Specialty clinic, learning from some of the nation’s top experts in Headache Medicine and shadowing a headache specialist on a one-on-one basis. The Fellowship is currently accepting appliations for both students and employers.

Interested? Visit www.headachefellowship.org to learn more

nUMber of UCnS-CerTified HeadaCHe SpeCialiSTS by STaTe*statistics provided by the United Council of Neurologic Subspecialties

EXHIBITOR & SPONSOR APPLICATIONThe deadline for Exhibitor and Sponsor applicati ons is July 31, 2019. Exhibit Hall assignments are made on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis. To secure your preferred space, please complete and submit the enclosed applicati on as soon as possible. All requests for exhibiti ng space must be approved by the Mississippi Headache Symposium Exhibiti ng Committ ee.

The Exhibitor & Sponsor Directory will be distributed to each registrant as part of the fi nal program. The Directory Informati on Request Form is sent to all exhibitors and sponsors promptly aft er receipt of signed contract and payment. Each Exhibitor and Sponsor’s company name, website, booth number, sponsored services and/or materials, and descripti on of product(s) and service(s) are highlighted.

The tentati ve schedule listed below is subject to change. Exhibitors may begin breakdown starti ng at 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 20th. All materials must be removed by 7 p.m.

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TENTATIVE SCHEDULEThursday, October 175-9pm Exhibit Hall Set-Up

Friday, October 186:30am Breakfast in Exhibit Hall7:25am Welcome and Opening Remarks7:30am - 12pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A12pm - 1pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall & Conference Room/Separate Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium1pm - 5pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A5pm - 6pm Networking Recepti on in Exhibit Hall/Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium in a Separate Room

Saturday, October 196:30am Breakfast in Exhibit Hall7:25am Welcome and Opening Remarks7:30am - 12pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A12pm - 1pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall & Conference Room/Separate Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium1pm - 5pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A5pm - 6pm Networking Recepti on in Exhibit Hall/Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium in a Separate Room

Sunday, October 206:30am Breakfast in Exhibit Hall7:25am Welcome and Opening Remarks7:30am - 12pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A12pm - 1pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall & Conference Room/Separate Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium1pm - 5pm Plenary Sessions and Q&A5pm - 6pm Networking Recepti on in Exhibit Hall/Industry Sponsored Satellite Symposium in a Separate Room

You Must Apply Online

Visit HeadacheSymposium.org to apply

TERMS AND CONDITIONSELIGIBLE EXHIBITS:SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to determine the eligibility of any Company or Product to exhibit in the Show and further reserves the right to reject any applicati on and/or limit space assigned to any one Company. SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to stop or remove from the Show any Exhibitor, or his/her representati ve, performing an act or practi ce which in the opinion of SHOW MANAGEMENT, is objecti onable or detracts from the dignity of the Show, or is unethical to the business purpose of the Show. SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to refuse admitt ance of exhibits or materials to the Show unti l all dues and fees owed are paid in full. SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to alter the offi cial fl oor plan, and/or re-assign any Exhibitor’s locati on as deemed advisable. SHOW MANAGEMENT further reserves the right to make such changes, amendments, and additi ons to these terms and conditi ons, and such further regulati ons, as it considers necessary for the good of the Show.

INSTALLATION, SHOW, AND DISMANTLEMENT:Exhibitor agrees to comply with assigned move-in and installati on days and hours as detailed in the prospectus. Exhibits may not be removed from the Faciliti es unti l fi nal closing of the show unless special permission is obtained in writi ng in advance from SHOW MANAGEMENT. Exhibits must be removed from the Facility by the ti me specifi ed in the prospectus. Any displays or materials left in booths, without instructi ons will be packed & shipped at the discreti on of SHOW MANAGEMENT, and all charges will be assessed to Exhibitor.

CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL, OR REDUCTIONS IN SPACE:Cancellati on or reducti ons in space and refund is subject to the following conditi ons: Exhibitors shall give writt en noti ce of cancellati on. If writt en noti ce is received more than 60 days prior to show opening, total money less than a 50% cancellati on fee, will be refunded to Exhibitor; no refunds will be allowed for any cancellati on less than 60 days prior to the opening of the Show, and SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to re-sell space. Booth assignments will be made according to the date of receipt of applicati on on a space available basis. Exhibitors may not sublease the booth or any equipment provided by SHOW MANAGEMENT, nor shall Exhibitor assign this lease in whole or in part without writt en noti ce to and approved by SHOW MANAGEMENT, in advance of the trade show.

MUSIC, AUDIO EFFECTS, PHOTOGRAPHY, and VIDEOTAPING:Music and audio-visual devices with sound are permitt ed only in those locati ons designated by SHOW MANAGEMENT and at such decibel intensity as to not interfere with the acti viti es of other Exhibitors. Photography and videotaping other than by offi cial SHOW MANAGEMENT photographers are not permitt ed within the exhibit hall at any ti me. Only the Exhibitor may grant permission to have its exhibit and/or products photographed.

COPYRIGHT LAW:No copyrighted music may be played or sung in the exhibiti on area in any fashion (including, but not limited to: background music on video or audio presentati ons, without obtaining appropriate licensing. The Exhibitor shall indemnify SHOW MANAGEMENT, HCOP and the facility, their offi cers, directors, employees, and agents and save them (free and harmless) from any and all liability whatsoever, for any infringement of or other violati on arising out of the use of copyrighted music.

SECURITY:Although security service will be furnished, SHOW MANAGEMENT cannot and will not be responsible for damage to, loss and/or theft of property belonging to any Exhibitor, its agents, employees, business invitees, visitors or guests. Each Exhibitor is to carry his or her own insurance.

APPLICABLE LAWS:This contract shall be governed by the laws of the State of Mississippi. Exhibitor agrees to abide by all federal (including but not limited to) FDA, state, city laws, ordinances, and regulati ons concerning fi re safety, health, environment, public safety, and hazardous materials with all regulati ons and restricti ons imposed by the Facility. All displays and decorati ons must be fi reproof.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS, CON’TLIMITATION OF LIABILITY:The Exhibitor agrees to make no claim for any reason whatsoever against: SHOW MANAGEMENT, the Convening Organizati ons, their offi cers, directors, employees, agents, and authorized representati ves at the hotels, and the Service Contractor, shall be known from this point on as The Headache Center Insti tute, for any of the following:

(1) The Exhibitor agrees to make no claims against The Headache Center Insti tute for loss, theft , damage to goods, or injury to himself, his employees, or att endees while in the exhibiti on area, nor any consequenti al damage to his business for failure to provide space for the exhibit or for the failure to hold The Mississippi Headache Symposium as scheduled. The Exhibitor assumes enti re responsibility and hereby agrees to protect, indemnify, defend and save The Headache Center Insti tute from claims, losses, damages to persons or property, governmental charges for fi nes and att orney’s fees related to the use of the exhibiti on premises or part thereof. In additi on, Exhibitor acknowledges that The Headache Center Insti tute does not maintain insurance covering Exhibitor’s property and that it is the sole responsibility of Exhibitor to obtain business interrupti on and property insurance covering such losses by Exhibitor.

(2) THE ABOVE-CITED REGULATIONS as well as all conditi ons stated in the Mississippi Headache Symposium Exhibitor Prospectus and exhibit applicati on become a part of the contract between the Exhibitor and The Headache Center Insti tute.

INSURANCE:All property of Exhibitor is understood to remain under its custody and control in transitt o and from or within confi nes of the Faciliti es. SHOW MANAGEMENT does not maintain insurance covering Exhibitor’s property. Exhibitor shall carry Comprehensive General Liability coverage including premises, operati ons, and contractual liability coverage of at least $1,000,000 for Personal Injury Liability and $500,000 for Property, Worker’s Compensati on with Employer’s Liability with applicable statutory coverage. Certi fi cates shall be furnished upon request.

FORCE MAJEURE:In the event the Facility or any part of the exhibit area thereof becomes unavailable, whether for the enti re event or a porti on of the event, as a result of fi re, fl ood, tempest, inclement weather or other such cause, or as a result of governmental interventi on, malicious damage, acts of war, strike, lock-out, labor dispute, riot, or other cause or agency over which SHOW MANAGEMENT has no control or should SHOW MANAGEMENT decide, because of such cause, that it is necessary to cancel, postpone or re-site the expositi on or reduce the move-in or installati on ti me, show ti me or move-out ti me, SHOW MANAGEMENT shall not be liable to indemnify or reimburse Exhibitor in respect to any damages or loss, direct or indirect, arising as a result thereof.

TERMINATION OF RIGHT TO EXHIBIT:SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to terminate without noti ce an Exhibitor’s right to exhibit if an Exhibitor or any of their representati ves fail to observe the conditi ons of this contract, or in the opinion of SHOW MANAGEMENT, they conduct themselves in an unethical or unprofessional manner. Such exhibitors will bedismissed without refund.

CME:The Mississippi Headache Symposium is a CME-certi fi ed acti vity and is managed in accordance with the Accreditati on Council for Conti nuing Medical Educati on (ACCME)’s Standards for Commercial Support. Exhibitors are required to adhere to those policies. Separati on of educati on and promoti onal space and acti viti es must be maintained as stated in those policies. Appropriate acknowledgement of support will be provided to the learners.

ADDENDUM:SHOW MANAGEMENT reserves the right to make changes, amendments, and additi ons to these rules as considered advisable for the proper conduct of the expositi on, with the provision that all Exhibitors will be noti fi ed of such changes.

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To learn more about the Mississippi Headache Symposium and how to participate, please visit:

www.headachesymposium.org

To learn more about Christina Treppendahl and The Headache Center in Ridgeland, MS, please visit:

www.MississippiMigraineCenter.org

To learn more about The Headache Center Institute and the various programs it supports, please visit:

www.TheHeadacheCenterInstitute.org

To learn more about The headache Center Fellowship and how to Apply as a student or an employer seeking grads from the program, please visit:

www.headacheFellowship.org

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The Second Annual Mississippi Headache Symposium is hosted by and for

As a grantmaking and advocacy organization dedicated to improving outcomes for headache sufferers, The Headache Center Institute proudly supports medical professionals, patients, and support networks

alike, because we know that every piece of the puzzle is a necessary ingredient for success.www.theheadachecenterinstitute.org

THE HEADACHE CENTER INSTITUTE IS A NON-PROFIT 501(c)(3) • TAX ID: 83-1389740