Vision, Mission, and Core Values

1. Vision, Mission, and Core Values Zack Siezmagraff Director, Sales and Marketing Everest Group of Companies June 27, 2013

2. Company History • Everest has been around in one form or another since 1997 • Grown slowly, methodically. • Capitalized on current market econometrics (example: condo conversions during 2006-2007 boom; Windhorse Manor in 2013, Acheson Commercial Corner in 2013-16) • Avoided leveraging and focussed on low debt-to-equity ratios, this is how Everest survived the downturn of 2008-09 when many other developers went under

3. Investment History • Everest began raising capital through private investors in 2006 • Initially open only to principals of the company and immediate friends and family • Investor returns were very good – a result of choosing the right project with the right location at the right time • Buoyed by this success, Everest executives felt comfortable taking our real estate investments to the capital market (exempt market)

5. What is a Vision Statement? Vision Statement: outlines what the organization wants to be, or how it wants the world in which it operates to be (an "idealised" view of the world). It is a long-term view and concentrates on the future. It can be emotiveand is a source of inspiration.

6. Our Vision Statement: “Building real wealth”

7. Our Vision Statement: “Building real wealth” • reflects our roots in property development • “building” refers to actual wealth creation through value-added developments (as opposed to “creating” wealth or “paper” wealth) • “real” alludes to “real estate”; is tangible, touch-and-feel projects

8. What is a Mission Statement? Mission Statement: Defines the fundamental purpose of an organization or an enterprise, succinctly describing why it exists and what it does to achieve its vision.

9. Our Mission Statement: “To be the Real Estate Investment firm of choice”

10. Our Mission Statement: “To be the Real Estate Investment firm of choice” • Everest specializes in real estate backed investments • Our mission to be the firm of choice for investors reflects our commitment to putting investors first.

11. What are Core Values? Core Values: Beliefs that are shared among the stakeholders of an organization. Values drive an organization's cultureand priorities and provide a framework in which decisions are made.

12. Our Core Values: Investors First Real Estate Security Superior Returns Track Record

13. Our Core Values: We put the investor first in everything we do – from how we structure our investments to keeping promotional spending to a minimum. Investors First Real Estate Security Superior Returns Track Record

14. Our Core Values: All of our investment products are secured by real estate – mostly Alberta real estate. Investors First Real Estate Security Superior Returns Track Record

15. Our Core Values: Investors have one objective: make money. Everest selects its projects and structures its investment products in such a way as to deliver superior investor returns. Investors First Real Estate Security Superior Returns Track Record

16. Our Core Values: Track record is everything. Everest has a history of delivering annual returns to investors of 8% - 35%, with no investor losses or missed interest payments. Investors First Real Estate Security Superior Returns Track Record

17. The End Please contact Zack Siezmagraff with any questions