Maritz Research Privacy Statement

Privacy Statement

Maritz Inc. Privacy Statement (General)

We at Maritz Research Inc. understand that visitors to our site are concerned about privacy and have instituted policies intended to ensure that your personal information is handled in a responsible manner. This Privacy Policy tells you the type(s) of information we collect, how it is handled and with whom it is shared. As we continue to develop our Web site and take advantage of technologies to improve the services we provide, this policy will most likely change. Therefore, we encourage you to refer to this policy on an ongoing basis.

Collection of Information

When you browse on www.MaritzResearch.com, your email address is not automatically collected. Our server does automatically gather and store the following information about your visit:

* Your Internet domain name and IP address.

* The type of browser and operating system used to access our site.

* The pages you visit.

* The date and time of your visit.

We use this information primarily to learn about the number of people who visit our site and the technology used, to assist in developing changes to our Web site, to improve the content of our Web site and for business planning purposes. If you express an interest in receiving additional information, Maritz Research Inc. will request your email address. Maritz Research Inc. will not make your email address or other personal information available to any other organizations or companies without your express prior consent except as set forth below.

Use of Information

If you provide us with your email address, we may send you the information requested, and, in addition, other information or offers by email. In addition, we may use information you have given to us for other purposes, for example, to measure interest in various services or special offers and inform you about new products and services. These offers may be based on information you provide us through surveys or through information we collect about the pages you visit. As a general rule, we will not disclose any of your personally identifiable information except when we have your permission or under special circumstances, such as when we believe in good faith that the law requires it or when we have reason to believe that disclosing this information is necessary to identify, contact or bring legal action against someone who may be violating the law or our rights or interfering with (either intentionally or unintentionally) use of the Web site. We do not sell or rent user information to anyone. We will notify you at the time of data collection or transfer if your data is shared with a third party.

Use of Cookies

A cookie is a small string of text that a Web site can send to your browser to assist in distinguishing your browser from a previous visitor by saving and remembering any preferences that may have been set while browsing the particular site. At Maritz Research Inc., we do not use cookies and have no current plan to do so.

Maritz Research Inc. may decide to begin using "cookie" technology in the future. By recognizing you as a user, we could then begin to tailor our Web site to your interests based on the items you had previously reviewed within Maritz Research Inc.. We will revise this policy statement accordingly if we elect to begin using "cookie" technology, so you may wish to check this policy periodically for updates.

Children

Maritz Research Inc. does not knowingly solicit data from children and we do not knowingly market to children. Children are not eligible to use the Web site.

Respondent Privacy Statement

Privacy Policy for Online Research Participants

We post this Privacy Policy so that you are aware of the information we collect, how it is handled and with whom it is shared.

It is our policy not to sell or otherwise disclose personally identifiable information of any research participant or survey respondent to third parties, whether such information is collected through this Web site or through traditional market research tools.

Research Studies

Our marketing research studies collect data for research purposes only. The information you provide is used for research analysis and we analyze the answers in aggregate. Your cooperation is absolutely voluntary; you may withdraw from a marketing research study at any time. No personal information will be sought without prior consent. We may ask for contact information in the event we need to verify or validate your answers. We also may ask you to provide demographical information about you, your household or business.

Information you provide in response to or in connection with a survey, whether collected through this Web site or through traditional market research tools, is and will be provided to our client(s) and/or other entities and/or the public as part of cumulative market research information or statistical data in the ordinary course but without identifying you individually directly or indirectly.

What information is automatically collected when you visit this site

When you browse on this site your e-mail address is not automatically collected but our server may automatically gather and store the following information about your visit:

1. Your Internet domain name and IP address:

2. The type of browser and operating system used to access our site;

3. The pages you visit;

4. The date and time of your visit.

We use this information to learn about the number of people who visit our site and the technology used, to assist in making changes to our Web site, to improve the content of our Web site and for business planning purposes.

Children

Children are not eligible to participate in marketing research studies through this Web site. Maritz Research does not knowingly solicit data from children.

Other Use of Information

As described above, as a general rule, we will not disclose your personally identifiable information to third parties. Maritz Research may send personally identifiable information about you, including your email address, to other companies or people when:

* We have your consent to share the information;

* We need to share this information to provide to you with information you have requested;

* We respond to subpoenas, court orders or legal process; or

* We find or have reason to believe that your actions on our Web site violate Web site terms or conditions or are in violation of law.

Opt-out

You are provided the opportunity to opt-out or remove yourself from any study for which you are contacted. Each online study provides an email address to contact for support or to remove your name from the contact list. Please email the specified email address in your invitation or simply “reply” to the invitation and type REMOVE in the subject line.

Use of Cookies

A cookie is a small string of text that a Web site can send to your browser to assist in session-state management or store user information for the purposes of distinguishing your browser from a previous visitor by saving and remembering any preferences or passwords that may have been set while browsing that particular site.

Currently Maritz Research uses cookies only for session-state management and has no current plan to use cookies for any other purpose. When cookie technology is used, the main purpose is to store user identification information to allow you to respond to only one survey per study. We will revise this policy statement accordingly if we elect to begin using cookie technology for any other purpose, so you may wish to check this policy periodically for updates.

Security

Your information submitted to us will be stored on our servers. Our Internet hardware is maintained in a secure environment, designed to be accessed only by authorized personnel.

Changes

As we continue to modify our Web site and take advantage of developing technologies, this Privacy Policy will most likely change. Therefore, we encourage you to refer to this Privacy Policy on an ongoing basis. This Privacy Statement applies to all content found within this Web site.

Contact Information

If you have any questions regarding this policy, please contact:

Maritz Research

1355 N. Highway Drive

Fenton, MO 63099

Stephanie Feeney, Manager Project Operations

Phone: 636-827-1427

E-mail: stephanie.feeney@maritz.com

Canada Privacy Legislation

Our Commitment To Protecting Your Privacy

At Maritz Research, respecting privacy is an important part of our commitment to our survey respondents, our clients, our employees and the general public.

When you participate in survey research conducted by our organization, you can be confident that any personal information that you share with us will stay with us.

Any time you participate as a respondent in one of our surveys, whether in person or by telephone, mail or Internet, you can be assured:

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That your individual responses will be kept confidential and never linked to your personal identifying information without your express permission.

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That your personal identifying information will never be sold to anyone.

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That you are free to choose whether or not to participate in a survey, free to choose not to answer any specific questions and free to discontinue participation at any time.

Maritz Research maintains strict privacy standards as specified in our Privacy Policy, which are also consistent with the provisions of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada).

Maritz Research reviews its Privacy Policy regularly to make sure that it is relevant and remains current with changing industry standards, technologies and laws.

Maritz Research is a member of MRIA (Marketing Research and Intelligence Association). These organizations set standards to which members must adhere and which also protect your privacy.

If you have any concerns about how your privacy is protected at Maritz Research, please contact our Privacy Officer by e-mail at researchpo@maritz.com, or by mail at: 350 Bloor Street East, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario M4W 1H4.

The Maritz Research Privacy Policy

Scope and Application

The ten principles that form the basis of The Maritz Research Privacy Policy are interrelated and Maritz Research shall adhere to the ten principles as a whole. Each principle must be read in conjunction with the accompanying commentary. As permitted by the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada), the commentary in The Maritz Research Privacy Policy has been drafted to reflect personal information issues specific to Maritz Research.

The scope and application of The Maritz Research Privacy Policy are as follows:

- The Maritz Research Privacy Policy applies to personal information collected, used, or disclosed by Maritz Research in the course of commercial activities.

- The Maritz Research Privacy Policy applies to the management of personal information in any form whether oral, electronic or written.

- The Maritz Research Privacy Policy does not impose any limits on the collection, use or disclosure of the following information by Maritz Research:

(a) non-personally identifiable information;

(b) the name, title, business address and/or telephone number of an employee of an organization;

(c) other information about an individual that is publicly available and is specified by regulation pursuant to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada).

- The application of The Maritz Research Privacy Policy is subject to the requirements and provisions of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada), the regulations enacted thereunder, and any other applicable legislation or regulation.

Definitions

collection : The act of gathering, acquiring, recording, or obtaining personal information from any source, including third parties, by any means.

consent : Voluntary agreement for the collection, use and disclosure of personal information for defined purposes. Consent can be either express or implied and can be provided directly by the individual or by an authorized representative. Express consent can be given orally, electronically or in writing, but is always unequivocal and does not require any inference on the part of Maritz Research. Implied consent is consent that can reasonably be inferred from an individual’s action or inaction.

disclosure : Making personal information available to a third party.

employee : An employee of or independent contractor to Maritz Research.

personal information : Information about an identifiable individual, but does not include the name, title, business address or telephone number of an employee of an organization, and does not include descriptive, factual information about an organization.

respondent : A member of the public who provides personal information to Maritz Research in the course of a survey conducted by Maritz Research. For example, a respondent is an individual who discloses personal information to Maritz Research in the course of quantitative or qualitative marketing or social research.

third party : An individual or organization outside of Maritz Research.

use : The treatment, handling, and management of personal information by and within Maritz Research or by a third party with the knowledge and approval of Maritz Research.

The Ten Principles of Privacy

Principle 1 - Accountability

Maritz Research is responsible for personal information under its control and shall designate one or more persons who are accountable for Maritz Research’s compliance with the following principles.

Responsibility for compliance with the provisions of the Maritz Research Privacy Policy rests with the Maritz Research Privacy Officer who can be reached by e-mail at researchpo@maritz.com or by mail at: 350 Bloor Street East, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario M4W 1H4. Other individuals within Maritz Research may be delegated to act on behalf of the Privacy Officer or to take responsibility for the day-to-day collection and/or processing of personal information.

Maritz Research is responsible for personal information in its possession or control and shall use contractual or other means to provide a comparable level of protection while information is being processed or used by a third party.

Principle 2 - Identifying Purposes for Collection of Personal Information

Maritz Research shall identify the purposes for which personal information is collected at or before the time the information is collected.

Maritz Research collects personal information from the public only for the following purposes:

(a) to conduct quantitative or qualitative marketing and social research;

(b) to understand respondent opinions to establish suitability for further quantitative and qualitative marketing and social research; and

(c) to meet legal and regulatory requirements.

Further reference to “identified purposes” mean the purposes identified in this Principle.

Maritz Research shall specify orally, electronically or in writing the identified purposes to the respondent at or before the time personal information is collected in a survey. Upon request, persons collecting personal information shall explain these identified purposes or refer the individual to a designated person within Maritz Research who can explain the purposes.

When personal information that has been collected is to be used or disclosed for a purpose not previously identified, the new purpose shall be identified prior to use. Unless the new purpose is permitted or required by law, the consent of the respondent will be acquired before the information will be used or disclosed for the new purpose.

Maritz Research may provide clients or other third parties with information from any survey, in aggregate form. In aggregate form it is impossible to identify an individual respondent’s personal information

Principle 3 - Obtaining Consent for Collection, Use or Disclosure of Personal Information

The knowledge and consent of an individual are required for the collection, use, or disclosure of personal information, except where inappropriate.

Participation by respondents in survey research is always voluntary. When a respondent agrees to participate in a survey, he/she gives consent to the interview by participating.

Generally, any personal information collected in the course of an interview is not disclosed to third parties. However, occasionally, a client sponsoring a research project may want to contact respondents directly. In these cases, Maritz Research always explains the reason for the disclosure to the respondent and obtains express permission from the respondent before making any such disclosure.

A respondent is always free to choose whether or not to participate in a survey, free to choose not to answer any specific questions and free to discontinue participation at any time.

In obtaining consent, Maritz Research shall use reasonable efforts to ensure that a respondent is advised of the identified purposes for which personal information will be used or disclosed. The identified purposes shall be stated in a manner that can be reasonably understood by the respondent.

Generally, Maritz Research shall seek consent to use and disclose personal information at the same time it collects the information. However, Maritz Research may seek consent to use and/or disclose personal information after it has been collected, but before it is used and/or disclosed for a new purpose.

In determining the appropriate form of consent, Maritz Research shall take into account the sensitivity of the personal information and the reasonable expectations of its respondents.

The participation of a respondent in a quantitative or qualitative marketing or social research study may constitute implied consent for Maritz Research to collect, use and disclose personal information for the identified purposes.

Principle 4 - Limiting Collection of Personal Information

Maritz Research shall limit the collection of personal information to that which is necessary for the purposes identified by Maritz Research. Maritz Research shall collect personal information by fair and lawful means.

In conducting surveys, Maritz Research limits the amount and type of personal information it collects. We collect only the amount and type of information needed for the purposes identified to individuals.

Maritz Research collects personal information about an individual primarily from that individual or a member of that individual’s household. Except as permitted by law, Maritz Research will only collect personal information from external sources, such as client organizations, if individuals have consented to such collection.

Principle 5 - Limiting Use, Disclosure, and Retention of Personal Information

Maritz Research shall not use or disclose personal information for purposes other than those for which it was collected, except with the consent of the individual or as required or permitted by law. Personal information shall be retained only as long as necessary for the fulfillment of those purposes.

Maritz Research may disclose a respondent’s personal information to:

(a) a client of Maritz Research where the respondent has consented to such disclosure;

(b) a third party engaged by Maritz Research to perform functions on its behalf;

(c) a public authority or agent of a public authority if, in the reasonable judgment of Maritz Research, it appears that there is imminent danger to life or property which could be avoided or minimized by disclosure of the information; or

(d) a third party or parties, where the respondent consents to such disclosure or disclosure is required or permitted by law.

Only Maritz Research’s employees with a business need-to-know, or whose duties reasonably so require, are granted access to personal information about respondents.

Maritz Research shall keep personal information only as long as it remains necessary or relevant for the identified purposes or as required by law. Depending on the circumstances, where a respondent may have to be re-contacted for purposes of clarifying responses to a survey, or to seek additional responses, Maritz Research shall retain the personal information for a period of time that is reasonably sufficient to allow this re-contact.

Maritz Research shall maintain reasonable and systematic controls, schedules and practices for information and records retention and destruction which apply to personal information that is no longer necessary or relevant for the identified purposes or required by law to be retained. Such information shall be destroyed, erased or made anonymous.

Principle 6 - Accuracy of Personal Information

Personal information shall be as accurate, complete, and up-to-date as is necessary for the purposes for which it is to be used.

Personal information used by Maritz Research shall be sufficiently accurate, complete, and up-to-date to minimize the possibility that inappropriate information may be used to make a decision about a respondent.

Maritz Research shall update personal information about respondents and employees as necessary to fulfill the identified purposes or upon notification by the individual.

Principle 7 - Security Safeguards

Maritz Research shall protect personal information by security safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information.

Maritz Research shall protect personal information against such risks as loss or theft, unauthorized access, disclosure, copying, use, modification or destruction, through appropriate security measures, regardless of the format in which it is held.

Maritz Research shall protect personal information disclosed to third parties by contractual agreements stipulating the confidentiality of the information and the purposes for which it is to be used.

All of Maritz Research’s employees with access to personal information shall be required to respect the confidentiality of that information.

Principle 8 - Openness Concerning Policies and Procedures

Maritz Research shall make readily available to individuals specific information about its policies and procedures relating to the management of personal information.

Maritz Research shall make information about its policies and procedures easy to understand, including:

(a) the title and address of the person or persons accountable for Maritz Research’s compliance with its Privacy Policy and to whom inquiries and/or complaints can be forwarded;

(b) the means of gaining access to personal information held by Maritz Research;

(c) a description of the type of personal information held by Maritz Research, including a general account of its use; and

(d) a description of what personal information is made available to related organizations (e.g. subsidiaries).

Principle 9 – Individual Access to Personal Information

Upon request, Maritz Research shall inform an individual of the existence, use, and disclosure of his or her personal information and shall give the individual access to that information. An individual shall be able to challenge the accuracy and completeness of the information and have it amended as appropriate.

Upon written request to the Privacy Officer, Maritz Research will inform an individual of the existence, use and disclosure of his/her personal information and shall be given access to that information

In certain situations, Maritz Research may not be able to provide access to all the personal information that it holds about a respondent. For example, Maritz Research may not provide access to information if doing so would likely reveal personal information about a third party or could reasonably be expected to threaten the life or security of another individual. Also, Maritz Research may not provide access to information if disclosure would reveal confidential commercial information.

In order to safeguard personal information, a respondent may be required to provide sufficient identification information to permit Maritz Research to account for the existence, use and disclosure of personal information and to authorize access to the individual’s file. Any such information shall be used only for this purpose.

Maritz Research shall promptly correct or complete any personal information found to be inaccurate or incomplete. Any unresolved differences as to accuracy or completeness shall be noted in the individual’s file. Where appropriate, Maritz Research shall transmit to third parties having access to the personal information in question any amended information or the existence of any unresolved differences.

Respondents and employees can obtain information or seek access to their individual files by contacting the Maritz Research Privacy Officer.

Principle 10 - Challenging Compliance

An individual shall be able to address a challenge concerning compliance with the above principles to the designated person or persons accountable for Maritz Research’s compliance with the Maritz Research Privacy Policy.

Maritz Research shall maintain procedures for addressing and responding to all inquiries or complaints from its respondents regarding Maritz Research’s handling of personal information.

Maritz Research shall, on written request, inform its respondents about the existence of these procedures as well as the availability of complaint procedures.

The person or persons accountable for compliance with the Maritz Research Privacy Policy may seek external advice where appropriate before providing a final response to individual complaints.

Maritz Research shall investigate all complaints concerning compliance with its Privacy Policy. If a complaint is found to be justified, Maritz Research shall take appropriate measures to resolve the complaint including, if necessary, amending its policies and procedures. The respondent shall be informed of the outcome of the investigation regarding his or her complaint.

Additional Information

For more information regarding the Maritz Research Privacy Policy , please contact the Maritz Research Privacy Officer by e-mail at researchpo@maritz.com, or by mail at: 350 Bloor Street East, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario M4H 1H4.

Please visit the Privacy Commissioner of Canada’s website at www.privcom.gc.ca.

Maritz Inc. Privacy Statement (European Union & Canadian Data Privacy)

This Maritz Inc. Privacy Statement (the "Statement") applies only to personal data (as defined below) that Maritz (as defined below) receives from the European Union ("EU") or Canada on or after November 1, 2003.

Maritz adheres to the Safe Harbor Agreement concerning the transfer of personal data from the EU to the United States. Accordingly, Maritz follows the Safe Harbor Principles published by the U.S. Department of Commerce ("Principles") with respect to all such data, and this Statement complies with such Principles. Compliance with the Principles may be limited, however, in certain cases to the extent necessary to meet national security, public interest or law enforcement requirements. All Maritz personnel with access to personal data are obligated to familiarize themselves and comply with provisions of this Statement.

Definitions

"Personal data" means data that is (a) transferred to the United States from the EU or from Canada, (b) is about, or relates to, an identified or identifiable individual, (c) can be linked to that individual, and (d) is recorded. Personal data may include, among other things, an individual's name, address, phone number, e-mail address, or social security or national health insurance or an equivalent number. For further clarity, the term "personal data" does not include data that pertains to a specific individual, but from which that individual cannot reasonably be identified. Unless otherwise indicated, references herein to personal data include sensitive personal data (as defined below).

"Sensitive personal data" is a subset of personal data that indicates an individual's medical or health condition, racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religion, union membership, sexual orientation, or actual or alleged criminal activity.

"Company" or "Maritz" refers to Maritz Inc., its U.S. subsidiaries and divisions, including but not limited to the following: Maritz Performance Improvement Group; Maritz Research Inc.; Maritz Travel Company; TQ3 Travel Services Americas L.L.C.; and Maritz Rewards Inc.

Notice

Maritz collects personal data from and about individuals for use generally in connection with the operation of its business. Such personal data may be used by Maritz to provide incentive, performance improvement, loyalty marketing, learning, travel, market research, or other goods and services to its clients. In addition, Maritz may use personal data in order to properly manage the employment or contractor relationship with the individual that is the subject of such data.

Maritz may disclose personal data to third parties when such disclosure is necessary or appropriate for Maritz' provision of such services to its clients or otherwise for Maritz' operation of its business. Maritz may also disclose personal data to third parties in circumstances described in the "Onward Transfer to Third Parties" section below.

Any complaints or questions should be directed to Maritz' Chief Information Officer, Gilbert L. Hoffman, whose contact information is as follows: 1375 N. Highway Drive, Fenton, Missouri 63099; gil.hoffman@maritz.com; telephone (636) 827-4645.

When Maritz receives personal data from the EU or Canada merely for processing purposes and does not control the collection of the personal data, Maritz may not provide notification of this Statement to the individuals to which such personal data relates. In such event, Maritz reserves the right to process personal data in the course of providing services to its clients without the knowledge of the individuals involved.

Choice

Except as provided below, Maritz gives individuals from whom it collects personal data the opportunity to opt out from allowing Maritz to disclose his or her personal data to a third party or to use it for a purpose incompatible with the purpose for which it was originally collected. For sensitive personal data, Maritz requires such individual to affirmatively opt in and give consent if the data is to be disclosed to a third party or used for a purpose other than its original purpose.

Individuals desiring to exercise their opt out rights should contact Maritz' Chief Information Officer, Gilbert L. Hoffman, whose contact information is as follows: 1375 N. Highway Drive, Fenton, Missouri 63099; gil.hoffman@maritz.com; telephone (636) 827-4645. Individuals from whom sensitive personal data is sought will be advised of how to opt in and give the required consent at the time the data is collected, if the data is to be disclosed to a third party or used for a purpose other than its original purpose.

When Maritz receives personal data from the EU or Canada merely for processing purposes and does not control the collection of the personal data, Maritz may not provide such choices to the individuals to whom such personal data relates. In such event, Maritz reserves the right to process personal data in the course of providing services to its clients without the knowledge of the individuals involved.

Onward Transfer to Third Parties

Maritz may disclose personal data to a third party if (a) Maritz has received the applicable individual's permission to make the disclosure, (b) the disclosure is required by law, (c) the disclosure is reasonably related to the sale or other disposition of all or part of Maritz' business, (d) the information in question is publicly available, and/or (e) the disclosure is reasonably necessary for the establishment of a legal claim.

Additionally, Maritz may disclose personal data to a third party if the disclosure is to a Maritz affiliate or to persons or entities providing services on behalf of Maritz, a Maritz client, or the individual (each a "transferee"), consistent with the purpose for which the information was obtained, if the transferee, with respect to the data in question (a) is subject to law providing an adequate level of privacy protection including, without limitation, transferees that are located within the EU or Canada or transferees that are otherwise subject to an "adequacy" finding, (b) has agreed in writing to provide an adequate level of privacy protection, and/or (c) subscribes to the Principles.

Security

Maritz takes reasonable precautions to protect personal data from loss, misuse, tampering, destruction and unauthorized access. These precautions include password protections for on-line information systems, restricted access to personal data within the Human Resources Division, and other measures implemented by Maritz Global Technology Services and other Maritz divisions.

Data Integrity

Maritz takes reasonable steps to ensure that personal data is accurate, complete, current and relevant for the purposes for which it was collected. Among other steps, Maritz employees are asked to inform the Human Resources Division of any changes in their personal data.

Access

Upon request and consistent with any applicable client commitments, Maritz will permit individuals to access their personal data and to correct any erroneous information. The individual may need to provide sufficient identifying information, such as, without limitation, name, address, birth date, and social security or national health insurance or an equivalent number. Such access may be denied or limited by Maritz, however, if providing such access is unreasonably burdensome, expensive under the circumstances, and/or if giving access to such information would violate another person's rights. In some circumstances, Maritz may charge a reasonable fee for access to personal data.

Enforcement

Maritz will conduct an annual self-assessment to ensure that this Statement is published and disseminated within Maritz and that it conforms to the Principles. In addition, Maritz has deployed internal processes to monitor Maritz' compliance with the Principles and to address all questions or complaints. Maritz will also self-certify annually with the U.S. Department of Commerce as being in compliance with the Principles.

Individuals may raise any concerns or complaints regarding their personal data directly with Maritz by contacting Maritz' Chief Information Officer, Gilbert L. Hoffman, at its Fenton, Missouri headquarters. If an individual raises such a concern or complaint, Maritz will investigate the matter and attempt to resolve all issues to the satisfaction of the individual raising the concern or complaint. If the matter cannot be settled at that stage, Maritz agrees to cooperate with competent EU or Canadian data protection authorities.

Modification and Amendment

Maritz may modify or amend this Statement from time to time by posting a revised Statement on the web at www.maritz.com. If Maritz amends this Statement, the new statement will apply to personal data previously collected only insofar as the rights of the individuals affected are not reduced. So long as Maritz adheres to the Safe Harbor Agreement, Maritz will not amend this Statement in a manner inconsistent with the Principles.

Other Maritz Policies

This Statement is subject to other policies and procedures implemented by Maritz. For instance, if another Maritz policy or procedure grants broader rights to the Company relating to the collection, handling or disclosure of personal data, the Company may exercise those broader rights.