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Delivering Value, Efficiency & Flexibility

As 2017 approaches the market is beginning to stabilize. Of course, that can be interpreted in numerous ways. The last 2 years have been quite tumultuous for the entire industry. However, there are thousands of lessons to be learned. In the course of history we have weathered numerous highs and, absolutely, some lows, but we persevere.

MCE Deepwater Development (MCEDD) has been anointed by some as a Deepwater jewel. It's just different than most industry events. Just ask anyone who was in Pau, or Madrid. In 2004, the ancestor to MCEDD was held in Amsterdam. We are returning in 2017. Every poll we have ever taken has shown Amsterdam as either the first or second most mentioned preferred future host city.

As we begin the arduous, but fascinating task of assembling the ideas, actions and results that mark the Deepwater Industry, let's focus on the future. One of the most important things about knowledge is the ability to recall that knowledge and out it into action. When we all meet in April 2017, let us absorb as much knowledge as possible, continue to strive to engage as many people as we can and reflect on how we can use the lessons we have learned over the past few years to build a better future for Deepwater.

We look forward to seeing you in at the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky in Amsterdam, 3-5 April, 2017!

MCEDD 2017

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Company Type2016 Demographics

Over a quarter of our attendees are with an Operator/Oil Company

Just under half of our attendees are in an Engineering/Technical/

Geosciences position while32% of our attendees are in a

Management/CEO/President/VP position.

Job Type

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Advisory BoardChairman Emeritus:

Philippe GerlachDeputy Vice President for TechnologiesTotal

Jan van den AkkerProduct Manager Control SystemsOneSubsea

Bob AllwoodChief ExecutiveSUT

Chris BartonSr. VP Business Development Wood Group

David BloomCorporate Business Development DirectorSubsea 7

Michel BonteVP Business Development Bluewater Energy Services

Phil CooperGeneral ManagerHeerema Marine Contractors

Henk CornegeSr. Business Development ManagerRoyal IHC

Laurent DecoretSr. Vice President Subsea Innovation & TechnologiesTechnip

Xavier DeSouzaConsultant

Frédéric GARNAUDDeep Offshore Senior Program ManagerTotal

Iain GraingerVP Commercial Europe & AfricaMcDermott

Carl-Petter HalvorsenVP Business DevelopmentCSUB

Eric HansenCommercial Manager AfricaSaipem

Trevor HughesDirectory of Global Sales & MarketingUTEC Survey

Frits JanmaatCommercial DirectorAllseas

Elen Gaard JohansenStaff Project Engineer DEA Norge AS

John KachantonesGlobal Category Manager - Offshore InstallationShell

Aart LigterinkSales Director TerminalsImodco

Frans Pieter LindeboomCategory Mgr. Offshore RigsRepsol

Jens MadsenDirector of Business Development Maersk Drilling

Brian McBrideRegional Mgr. for Emerging MarketsFMC Technologies

Darren McQuillanVP OffshoreABS

Garry MillardChief Executive OfficerFlexlife

Stephane MontbarbonOffshore Contracting Director SBM Offshore

Steve MoulderBusiness Development Manager Ampelmann

Vibor ParavicGeneral ManagerGMC Ltd

Koen van der PerkSr. VP CommercialSeaway Heavy Lifting

Philippe PERREAUDIRECTOR - Technologies Innovations ProjectsEVOLEN

Geoff ProudConsultant

Mike ReadPresidentTeledyne

Ken RichardsonVP of Energy Project Development ABS

Daniel SackCOO/CTOEMAS Chiyoda

Bjørn SøgårdSegment Director Subsea and Floating ProductionDNV GL

Doug StroudSr. VP, Global CommercialCanyon Offshore

Francois ThiebaudVice President OperationsDoris Engineering

Hervé VallaAker Solutions

Dave R. WilkinsonSenior Subsea System ConsultantExxonMobil

Fredrik WittingProduct Manager Subsea Manifolds & Connection SystemsGE Oil & Gas

MCEDD Advisory Board

The MCE Deepwater Development Technical Conference:

Engages key members of the deepwater oil and gas community by providing a stage for world-class technical discussions focusing on the technology, innovation and experience paving the way to realizing a future of increasing demand. The technical program works together with the focused exhibition and valuable networking opportunities to create an environment conducive to better understanding the long-term vision of the global deepwater industry.

Abstract Submission:

• All abstracts need to be submitted by Monday, November 14, 2016• Please review topic options.• Complete the form at the bottom of the page.• You will receive an automatic e-mail upon submission confirming the receipt of your abstract.• If necessary, abstracts can be e-mailed directly to Allison.Tonkin@questoffshore.com.• Any questions can be directed to the aforementioned e-mail.

Abstract Guidelines:

• Abstract topic should be relevant to deepwater technologies, strategies or developments• Abstracts should focus on the technical elements of the chosen topic, not the commercial aspects of a company’s

offerings – commercial abstracts will not be accepted.• To enable the Advisory Board to judge each abstract adequately, please provide a comprehensive abstract

containing a brief description of the proposed presentation, relevant application of information to the deepwater market and high level observations and conclusions

• It is encouraged that project-related abstracts be co-authored by the oil company involved in the project.• Any proposed presentation must get all necessary approvals prior to submitting an abstract. If outstanding approval

issues remain at time of submission, please note those for review.

MCEDD 2017 Abstract Submission Guidelines

• Submit abstracts at www.MCEDD.com• Abstract submission deadline : 14 November,

2016• Decision notification: December, 2016

Technical Topic Options

• Macro Industry Topics & Trends• Subsurface, Well & Drilling Technology and Assets• Subsea Technologies (production, processing, monitoring, umbilicals, power, IMR, etc.)• Pipelines, Flowlines and Risers (steel, flexibles, leak detection and prevention, flow assurance, configuration, etc.)• Floating Production Systems (novel technologies, case studies, FLNG, mooring solutions, turrets, etc.)• Marine Construction (installation, offshore construction, fleet opportunities/challenges, etc.)

Notification of Acceptance

• You will be notified of your acceptance into the technical program in early December 2016.• You will have two (2) weeks from when the acceptance e-mail is sent to confirm your participation.• If we do not receive your confirmation after a follow-up e-mail, we will assume you are no longer interested in

participating in the program.

Technical Program Format

Upon final approval of the technical program, each accepted speaker will be contacted. Full speaker guidelines will be provided at that time. Please see below for initial information.

• Majority of technical program is run in two, simultaneous tracks.• Each speaker is given 15-20 minutes to speak (presentations are to be limited to 15-20 slides).• Time for Q&A with audience is not included in the 15-20 minutes and should not be considered additional available

time to speak.• Proceedings (Adobe PDF files) are gathered about one month prior to the event and distributed at the event.• No technical paper is required.• Rough drafts of presentations are required and vetted by session chair people to ascertain guidelines have been

adhered to.• An Audience Response System is utilized in track one and requires multiple choice/true, false/agree, disagree

questions to be submitted by speakers with answer options (these are to elicit options, not quiz the audience on a presentation).

Cancellation Policy

While we understand circumstances arise that may prohibit you from presenting after confirmation, we appreciate that

• Standardization • Technology Maturation • Qualification • Fit-for-Purpose Solutions• Industry Collaboration • Innovative Technologies • Ultra-HP/HT • Industry Standards

• Project Lessons Learned • Technology Gaps • Frontier Region Requirements • Life of Field• Operator’s Needs/Requirements • Market Outlook • Local Content • Engineering

Technical Topic Categories

• Project Cost • Concept Selection • Supply & Demand • Contracting Strategy• Project Risk • Field Optimization • Pre-Sale/Sub-Salt • Case Studies

• Open to those with 7 years or less oil & gas experience

• Accepted presentations highlighted within the full technical program

• Awards for Best ECE Presentation

Early Career Engineer Program

Exhibition Floor Plan

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Exhibition & Sponsorship Sales:

Bo Howard Bo.Howard@questoffshore.com +1 281 491 5900

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Exhibition

Exhibit Space$715/sqm (minimum 9sqm)

Included:2 Delegates per 9sqmDivider Walls Additional Delegates - $925

Sponsorship Opportunities

*All sponsors are recognized as MCEDD sponsors on email blasts, onsite show program, onsite signage, website, and any other marketing materials where sponsors are referenced. For more details about sponsorships, visit www.MCEDD.com.

Show Program

Back Cover Premium Location = $2,500

Inside Front Cover Premium Location = $2,000

Inside Back Cover Premium Location = $2,000

Pick Your Placement = $1,500

Interior Show Program Advertising = $1,250

Panel Advertising

Panel Advertisement = $1,250

Panel Ad for those advertising in the show program = $500

Advertising

*All sponsors are recognized as MCEDD sponsors on email blasts, onsite show program, onsite signage, website, and any other marketing materials where sponsors are referenced. For more details about sponsorships, visit www.MCEDD.com.

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Diamond Level Sponsorships = $25,000

Audience Response System

Delegate Registration Bags

Lanyards

Lunch - 3 Available(Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)

Monday Ice Breaker Reception

Tuesday Evening Event

Diamond level sponsorships include 3 Delegates plus 50% off additional conference delegates.

Gold Level Sponsorships = $15,000

Exclusive Coffee Break Sponsor(Includes 4 Breaks)

Conference Technology Sponsor

Business Center Sponsor

Online & Onsite Registration Sponsor

Gold level sponsorships include 2 Delegates plus 50% off conference delegates.

Silver Level Sponsorships = $10,000

Water Bottle Sponsorship

General Session Notepad & Pen

Phone Charging Station - 2 Available

Silver level sponsorship include 1 Delegate plus 50% off conference delegates.

Bronze Level Sponsorships = $7,500

Continental Breakfast - 2 Available(Monday, Tuesday)

Coffee Break Sponsor - 5 Available

Speaker/Advisory Board Gift

Bronze level sponsorships include 50% off conference delegates.

Associate Level Sponsorship = $3,000Associate level sponsorships include 50% off conference delegates.

Contact us to learn more about...

Bo Howard Exhibit/Sponsors Bo.Howard@questoffshore.com +1 281 491 5900Allison Tonkin Marketing/Registration Allison.Tonkin@questoffshore.com +1 281 460 8344 Elena Parsons Event Director Elena.Parsons@questoffshore.com +1 832 242 7048

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