Our Mission: Exceptional Workplaces

2. Our Mission: Exceptional Workplaces We are in the people business. Because people are the most important asset. Every day 75 million people, approximately 25% of our population, go to school or college (includes students, teachers and staff). The Healthy Schools Project* is about making their workplace and learning environment exceptional.

3. Education Segment Overview • Approximately 25 percent of our population goes to school or college every day. Includes student, staff and teachers. • 67% (50MM people) attend public schools in the PK-12 space.

4. Deep Dive into K-12 K-5 = 23MM

5. State of the Market The common cold costs people more than 189 million school days per year Student Performance Suffers Parents’ Work is Affected Budgets are Affected

6. Teaching: The “Germiest” Job? Occupation averages consist of the phone, desk and computer mouse. Dr. Charles Gerba Study - 2009

7. Critical Hot Spots School & Office Germ Count Swabbing Comparison Average Toilet Seat Count: 55 Baseline ATP Count - 6 pilot s

8. Effects of Average Daily Attendance on School Funding • Absenteeism has an effect on school funding because of the school’s full-time equivalent student count (FTE). The FTE count uses student attendance to determine yearly state, local and national funding allotment per school and district. • Easy equation: Total number of students X cost of student illness absenteeism X number of student sick days per year (average 4.5) = cost of student illness absenteeism • Ask the key question: What is your cost of illness absenteeism per student?

9. Substitute Teacher Cost Impacts on Schools • Schools spend over $2 billion on substitute teacher pay each year. • Easy equation: Total number of teachers X number of teacher sick days per year (average 5.3) X the daily fee for a substitute = your schools cost for teacher illness • Ask the key question: What is your cost of illness absenteeism per teacher (substitute teacher cost)?

10. The Critical Question What if we could transform your hygiene supplies budget into a health & wellness program designed to maximize student, teacher and staff attendance and improve overall school image?

11. Improve Teacher/Staff Wellness Enhance School Image Reduce Student Absenteeism & Presenteesim An education wellness program that engages and motivates students, teachers and staff to reduce the spread of germs, creating a healthier and more productive learning environment. Value Proposition

12. Program Components • Germ “Hot Spot” Identification • In-classroom activities for K-5 • Posters, stickers, and mirror clings • Washroom, classroom and common area solutions • Student care packs • Convenient caddies • Parent flyers • Website : www.thehealthyschoolsproject.com

13. Proposition Overview

14. Communications Hitting the Hot Spots: Middle School, High School, University Super Germ Fighters: K-5

15. Super Germ Fighters • Attention grabbing program designed for Elementary school students helps young students grasp why healthy habits are important. • Hot Spot Clings and Posters reinforce healthy habits at key transmission points. • Lesson plans with activities allow for teachers to integrate into curriculum and empower students to take ownership of their personal hygiene and classroom cleanliness. • Reward reinforcement and simple messages stress healthy habits learned and drive peer influence over hand washing behaviors.

16. Super Germ Fighters Communications

17. Hitting the Hot Spots Communications • Direct and impactful communication for older students to grasp the basics of germ transmission and where those “hot spots” are in their facilities. • Tools designed to intercept students, teachers and staff and drive personal hygiene awareness. • Current desk caddies (w/HSP sticker) provide germ fighting products close at hand in appropriate applications.

18. Hitting the Hot Spots Communications

19. Facilities/Pamphlet Communications

20. Proposition Overview Product Solutions Hot Spot Audit Education & Engagement Tools -Restroom/ Common Area towel, soap and sanitizer implementation required -Classroom Solution required for lesson plans and activities

21. Does it Work?: Schools In controlled studies the following was found: Students using Non-Alcohol Sanitizer at proper times in a K-12 setting were 33% less likely to have been absent due to illness compared to the control group. An overall increase in Hand Hygiene behaviour and accessible alcohol based sanitizer products in a University setting resulted in 43% less missed school/work days. Journal School of Nursing Study/ University of Colorado Study

22. Education Segment Trends

23. Education Call Points

24. Change the Conversation: Schools District/ Principle Do you know of students, teachers, or staff that come to school sick?What is your cost of illness absenteeism per student? What is your cost of illness absenteeism per teacher? Operations/ Facilities Instead of a cost, have you looked at facilities supplies as an investment to promote health & wellness and maximize student, teacher, and staff attendance? Teachers/Nurses Do you currently have any hand hygiene or wellness programs in place throughout the school? What if you could implement a health and sustainability program that is holistic, visible, and empowers people to better behaviors?

25. Outcomes District/ Principle Reduced absenteeism and presenteeismfrom students, teacher and staff resulting in increased funding and better performance. Operations/ Facilities Healthier, happier students and teachers that recognize and appreciate the steps the school has taken to protect their health and well being. Teachers/Nurses Healthier students that perform better and are more aware of practicing their own healthy habits thereby reducing germ transmission in classrooms and throughout the facility.

26. Remember: The Critical Question What if we could transform your hygiene supplies budget into a health & wellness program designed to maximize student, teacher and staff attendance and improve overall school image?