PROSPECTUS 2020Contact:

Katie KostonSVIN Meetings Manager5841 Cedar Lake Road, Suite 204Minneapolis, MN 55416Tel: (952) 646-2033 Fax: (952) 545-6073 Email: meetings@svin.org

AGENDA SPONSORSHIP

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SVIN 2020V I R T U A L C O N F E R E N C E

NOVEMBER 18-21 • ON DEMAND SESSIONS AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 21-28

ON DEMAND CONTENT available November 21 – 28th• Stroke Center Continuum• Nuts and Bolts of Running a Stroke Center• NIR Sessions - Interventional Approaches: Beyond Stroke - Technical Nuances• APP Sessions - Current and Evolving Approaches to Intravenous Thrombolysis - Ongoing Medical Management of Stroke• Vascular Neurology Sessions - New Era of Acute Stroke Care - Stroke Prevention and Rehabilitation• Platform Sessions• Clinical Trials Update: Stroke and Neurointerventional• SVIN / SNIS Joint Session - Management of Arteriovenous Malformations

NEW AGENDA:

Wednesday, November 18th (Stroke Center Day)

10:00 - 10:10 ET Welcome to SVIN 2020 - Virtual Experience / Platform & Overall Remarks10:10 - 10:15 ET Welcome to Stroke Center Day10:15 - 11:45 ET Pre-Hospital Systems of Care11:45 - 12:15 ET Industry Symposium12:15 - 12:30 ET Break12:30 - 14:00 ET Acute Care

Thursday, November 19th

10:00 - 10:05 ET Day Two Highlights10:05 - 11:20 ET Debates11:20 - 11:35 ET Business Meeting / Presidential Address11:35 - 12:05 ET Industry Symposium12:05 - 12:20 ET Break12:20 - 13:40 ET Endovascular + Vascular Neurology Joint Session 1

Friday, November 20th

10:00 - 10:05 ET Day Three Highlights10:05 - 11:30 ET Aneurysm11:30 - 12:00 ET Industry Symposium12:00 - 12:15 ET Break12:15 - 13:00 ET Keynote Lecture: Egas Moniz – The Birth of Neuroangiography

Saturday, November 21st

10:00 - 10:05 ET Day Four Highlights10:05 - 11:20 ET Endovascular + Vascular Neurology Joint Session 211:20 - 11:50 ET Industry Symposium11:50 - 12:00 ET Break12:00 - 13:15 ET Radial Access in Neuroangiography: Acquiring The Taste13:15 ET Fellows Course

Diamond $75,000 +

Gold $50,000 +

Silver $20,000 +

Recognition of support in all SVIN Annual Meeting promotional materials X X XCompany logo listed on the SVIN Annual Meeting page hyperlinked to your company’s website X X X

Company description and contact information listed on dedicated supporters page that is linked on the Annual Meeting website and live three months post-meeting. X X X

Social media posting with sponsor listings, logos, and company tags / links X X XPromo item in virtual swag bag X X XCompany Logo on landing page of virtual platform (“Lobby”) X X XComplimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) with access to the General Session 10 8 4Complimentary advertisement in the SVIN program Full Page Half PageTime slot at the Virtual Fellows Course on Saturday*Duration of time slots will be determined based on level of sponsorship X X

Dedicated email blast (your message and content sent directly to SVIN attendees). X XCompany video posted to social media accounts (Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin) X XStandard Virtual Booth included in sponsorship package XPost-meeting conference call with SVIN leadership to further discuss collaboration in the fi eld X

Push notifi cation during conference dates X30-minute Non-CME Symposium during live conference content*Time slots will be assigned based on preference, on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis X

The Society of Vascular and Interventional Neurology’s Annual Meetingis a premier international academic gathering that covers the full spectrum of cerebrovascular diseases and stroke. As an industry supporter, the meeting will provide a powerful forum to share your company’s expertise, provide visibility to key decision makers for your brand, provide a variety of promotional opportunities available before and during the conference to expose attendees to your company, and position your company as a leader in the industry.

VIRTUAL SPONSORSHIP LEVELS

SPONSORSHIP

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Interested in something else? Contact the SVIN Executive

Offi ce to create your own support package!

meetings@svin.org952-646-2033

Contact us to learn more!

A LA CARTE OPTIONS*One 30-minute Non-CME On-Demand Symposium - $20,000.00*One slot at the Virtual Fellows Course - $30,000.00 Support of virtual networking reception - $5,000.00 Full Page Program Ad - $1,500.00 Half Page Program Ad - $1,000.00 Item in virtual swag bag - $500.00

*Based on availability. Priority is given to supporters based on tier of sponsorship.

EXHIBITOR DETAILS

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EXHIBITOR DEADLINE: OCTOBER 30, 2020*Subject to change

Enhanced Virtual Booth ($6,000)

Standard Virtual Booth($4,000)

Virtual branded booth in Annual Meeting Platform (November 18-28) X XCompany logo listed on the SVIN Annual Meeting page hyperlinked to your company’s website X X

Company logo and description listed in virtual platform X XComplimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) with access to the General Session 2 1Graphics included in virtual booth (see samples below) 6 4 Hyperlinks included in virtual booth 3 1 Document upload to virtual booth 5 2 Video upload to virtual booth X Job listings / job vacancies upload to virtual booth XLead Retrieval*Attendees must approve their information to be shared X

Product listing for attendee viewing X

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION WILL INCLUDE:

• Two exhibitor staff registrations with access to live and on-demand content (additional passes and registrations available at discounted rate.)

• Company listing and 50-word company description in materials.

• Listing of company name on SVIN 2020 Annual Meeting website with a hyperlink to the company’s website.

• Listing of company name on the SVIN 2020 Annual Meeting virtual platform with company details listed.

*PHOTOS OF PLATFORM ARE EXAMPLES, ACTUAL IMAGES MAY VARY.

STROKE EDUCATION

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EXHIBITOR DEADLINE: OCTOBER 30, 2020*Subject to change

STROKE EDUCATION

Basic Stroke Emergency Support, Advanced Stroke Emergency Support EMS, and Advanced Stroke Emergency Support ED is a Society of Vascular and Interventional Neurology Initiative. The purpose of SVIN’s education courses is to expand your knowledge and improve stroke outcomes. Stroke is the second leading cause of death worldwide. Current stroke education and the understanding of stroke scales and regional protocols is paramount for the improved outcomes of stroke patients.

Launched in 2019

This online course expands your knowledge on:Types of Stroke & Risk FactorsPrehospital TriageStroke Detection ScalesWarning Signs & SymptomsStroke Severity ScalesTreatment OptionsBypass & Transfer Protocols

This course is for:First RespondersEmergency Medical TechniciansFire FightersPolice Offi cersParamedicsNursesPhysicians

ASES EMS Support Funding Level: $100,000This funding will enable SVIN to do the following to support Advance Stroke Emergency Support EMS:

1. Develop course updates2. Course marketing

Launched in 2020

This online course includes all the preliminary education in the BSES module plus:Detailed review of stroke triage in the Emergency RoomDeep Dive into the data for the use of IV thrombolytics and Mechanical ThrombectomyReview of methods to improve door to needle timesReview of the new Door to Device Metrics

This course is for:Emergency Room NursesPhysiciansNursesParamedicsEmergency Department Personnel

ASES ED Support Funding Level: $100,000This funding will enable SVIN to do the following to support Advance Stroke Emergency Support ED:

1. Develop content2. Produce an online course with videos/animations3. Course marketing

Diamond Level $75,000 +

Gold Level $50,000 +

Silver Level$25,000 +

Company logo listed on the SVIN Supporter page hyperlinked to your company’s website x x x

Complimentary courses of your choosing (BSES, ASES-EMS, ASES-ED) 30 20 10

Complimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) 3 2 1

Funding Level Tiers:

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SVIN JournalSVIN is preparing to launch a leading peer review journal for scientifi c research and literature pertaining to the fi eld of vascular and interventional neurology.

Clinician Scientist Development AwardSVIN has partnered with the American Academy of Neurology and the American Brain Foundation to offer the Clinician Scientist Development Award, which provides $240,000 over three years to support education and research-related costs. This award helps to advance research in Interventional Neurology to benefi t people with stroke and other cerebrovascular diseases. Award Sponsorship Levels:

SVIN RegistryThe SVIN Registry’s purpose is to create a national surveillance system to assess the characteristics, treatments, and outcomes of patients with large vessel occlusion acute ischemic strokes (LVOS). Facilitate efforts to improve the quality and safety of LVOS patient care, and investigate novel quality improvement methods. The SVIN Registry currently has 10 active sites. As of August 2020 there has been a total of 1,542 patients entered into REDCap.

• This funding will support the registry via: - Software expenses - Data Migration - Statistical Analysis

MISSION THROMBECTOMY 2020OTHER PROGRAMS

*All funding levels are customizable. Please contact meetings@svin.org to learn more.

Gold $50,000 + Bronze $10,000 +

Company logo listed on the SVIN Supporter page hyperlinked to your company’s website x x

Complimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) 2 -

Gold $50,000 + Bronze $10,000 +

Company logo listed on the SVIN Supporter page hyperlinked to yourcompany’s website x x

Recognition by leadership at the Annual Meeting and on Annual Meeting Materials x

Complimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) 2 -

Gold $50,000 + Silver $25,000 +

Company logo listed on the SVIN Supporter page hyperlinked to yourcompany’s website x x

Complimentary Annual Meeting registration(s) 2 1

Recognition by leadership at the Annual Meeting and on Annual Meeting Materials x

PROJECTS PROJECT DESCRIPTION FUNDING REQUEST

MT2020 Research

• 2020 COVID Survey & Write Up and Presentation • Stroke Coordinator Survey

MT2020 created a survey to identify of the impact of COVID onstroke centers pre and post COVID peaks in April and May of this year. The MT2020 committee is currently completing this analysis and write up and plans on presenting it at ISC and other conferences. This survey along with other research opportunities, such as the Stroke Coordinator Survey, have given MT2020 opportunities to expand collaborations globally and increase and enhance stroke and mechanical thrombectomy access and care.

Survey Development andAnalysis:$35,000/year

Writing and Edits: $25,000/year

TOTAL: $60,000

Formation of theMT2020 Global StrokeCoordinator Committee & Nursing Committee

The MT2020 Global Executive Committee has been hard at work over the last 9 months working diligiently to put together 2 key committees that can aid in giving critical input and aid in the expansion and implemenation of the global strategic plan by collaborating with other countries and areas in the United States that may not share similar roles and functionalities.

Project Management &Administrative Support: $15,000Technology: $15,000

TOTAL: $30,000

MechanicalThrombectomyAccess ScoreResearch, Developmentand Deployment

As we have continued on our mission to increase access to stroke care and mechanical thrombectomy globally, we are committed to measuring the various levels of access to ascertain areas of need to further collaborate and ensure timely access to stroke care. To do so, we are creating a mechanical thrombectomy access score using a Modified-Delphi method.

Project Management &Administrative Support: $25,000

Technology: $25,000Analysis, Writing, Editing: $20,000

TOTAL: $70,000

MT2020 GlobalRegional CommitteesLaunch

A critical piece to continuing the global work of MT2020 mission is the organization and the future launching of the regional subcommittees. With over 50 countries involved outside of the United States, the successful launch of these groups will be defining moment of the future of MT2020 and it's ability to enhance global access for stroke and mechanical thrombectomy of various levels globally.

Launch Meeting September 12: $25,000Project Management & AdministrativeSupport: $35,000/yearTechnology: $10,000

TOTAL: $80,000

MT2020 Mobile AppUpgrades

A few years ago we launch an MT2020 app that served as a datacollection piece for the committee. With the vast intiatives of the MT2020 committee and the MT2020 Global Executive Committee, we quickly found a need to expand the app greatly. This includes: adding new fields such as: onset of ER arrival, door to puncture,door to recanalaization, mRs on DC and 90 days; associate system improvments; development and addition of stroke center rating system; displaying centers and cases by centers, soft reminders, top ten centers, and much more.

TOTAL: $30,000

Mission Thrombectomy 2020 (MT2020) is a SVIN initiative with a committee goal to increase global access to mechanical thrombectomy.

On, Tuesday, February 18, 2020, we launched our first White Paper supporting this initiative and continue to survey providers to establish an understanding of current state of stroke treatment in individual communities around the world in order to: gather baseline regional data, recognizing local limitations, identifying potential community-specific solutions, and develop strategies.

The MT2020 Interventions 2020 Planning includes multiple projects and initiatives that will give industry an opportunity to give input, attend, and participate in MT2020 action items and events. The total cost to meet the 2020 goals is $670,000. The funding breakdown is given below.

MISSION THROMBECTOMY 2020

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David Liebeskind, MD, FAHA, FAAN, FSVINUCLA Medical Center

Ossama Mansour, MD, PhD, FNR, EBNRcet, FSVINAlexandria, Egypt

Amer Malik, MD, MBA, FSVINMiami, FL

Ameer Hassan, DO, FAHA, FSVINHarlingen, TX

Steve M. Cordina, MD, FSVINMobile, AL

Rakesh Khatri, MD, FSVINEl Paso, TX

Thanh Nguyen, MD, FSVINBoston, MA

Diogo Haussen, MD, FSVIN, 2020 Annual Meeting Committee ChairAtlanta, GA

Sandra Narayanan, MD, FSVINPittsburgh, PA

Ashutosh Jadhav, MD, PhD, FSVINPittsburgh, PA

Robin Novakovic-White, MD, FSVINDallas, TX

Santiago Ortega-Gutierrez, MD, MSc, FSVINIowa City, IA

Italo Linfante, MD, FSVIN, FAHAMiami, FL

Vallabh Janardhan, MD, FSVIN, FAHA, FAANPlano, TX

Sunil Sheth, MD, FSVINHouston, TX

PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ELECT SECRETARY TREASURERIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

OFFICERS:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

WHO WE ARE

SVIN MISSION STATEMENTRepresent the advancement of interventional neurology as a fi eld with the ultimate goal

of improving clinical care and outcomes of patients with stroke and cerebrovascular diseases.

SVIN VISIONBecome the leading global society for vascular and interventional neurology. To operate and

represent a society of persons interested in the innovative treatment of cerebrovascular and other neurological disease.

To foster cooperation among specialists and sub-specialists

To foster scientifi c research in the fi eld of cerebrovascular diseases and neurointerventional procedures

To raise awareness and disseminate knowledge concerning developments in cerebrovascular diseases and neurointerventional procedures

To promote and improve the training of vascular and interventional neurology

To address practical issues faced by specialists and sub-specialists

For More Information Contact:Katie Koston, SVIN Meetings Manager

Email: meetings@svin.org | Tel: 952-646-2033