Miami International Arbitration Foundation Inc.

“Expenses miscellaneous expenses 3,879 bank charge 334 contract services 27,929 total 32,142”

“Investment on morgan stanley 156,633 0 investment in first horizon 0 235,606 total 156,633 235,606”

“(a) to promote the use of international arbitration and mediation. (b) to promote the selection of miami as the situs for the resolution of trans border commercial and investment disputes. (c) to take any action necessary or helpful to the accomplishment of foregoing. (d) such other and further not - for- profit purposes as the board of directors shall determine from time to time.”

“The organization's program accomplishments for 2022 include sponsoring, co-sponsoring, and / or financially supporting the virtual and in-person educational programs which the organization and the miami international arbitration society, inc. ("mias") provided, sponsored, co-sponsored, or financially supported for its members and other organizations on the subject matter of, or related to, international arbitration and dispute resolution, or why miami should be considered as a preferred venue and situs for the resolution of such disputes. The virtual and / or in-person educational programs which mias which miaf provided, sponsored, co- sponsored, or financially supported include: chatbots and their use in alternative dispute (jan. 11); the florida bar international law section 2022 richard dewitt memorial vis pre-moot (feb. 17 ); the masterclass for the aba international law section (march 22); uncitral meetings on the task force dealing with issues related to expedited arbitration in connection with uncitral rules to be considered in working group ii (ny march 28 and vienna oct.10) ; update on expedited arbitration (april 12); international arbitration: past present and future (april 22); investor state arbitration (may 5); the latin lawyer and gar live: arbitration summit 2022 (may 25); update on 1782 (sept. 21); the ciarb americas conference (october 7); the mias first annual latam investor state arbitration conference (oct. 30); and the iba host committee reception (oct. 31). It is unknown precisely how many, but it is estimated that well in excess of 500 persons participated, attended, or benefitted from the above virtual and in-person educational programs miaf provided, sponsored, co-sponsored, or financially supported.”