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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

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Company management and governing bodies

James Mara

– (70) was a Managing Director at GE Asset

Management in Stamford, CT (USA) for more than 20 years until

2014. During that time he built up a $2 billion international private

equity business, raised and managed two international buyout

funds and underwrote numerous investments in Europe, Russia,

North and Southeast Asia and LatinAmerica. Previously, Mr. Mara

spent five years as deputy treasurer, based in London, providing

treasury and financing support toGE’s international mergers and

acquisition team. Prior to joining the GE group, Mr. Mara headed

the international treasury function of RJR Nabisco in London for

four years and prior to that, held several tax management and

advisory positions for US corporations. Mr. Mara holds an L.L.M.

in taxation from Boston University, a J.D. from the University of

Connecticut and a B.S. from Fairfield University.

Eddie Misrahi

– (62) joined Apax Partners in 1991 as a Partner in

charge of investments in TMT. He has supported the growth of

young, innovative companies ormoremature companies through

growth financing and buyout transactions. He became Deputy

Chief ExecutiveOfficer of ApaxPartners SA in2007 andChairman

and Chief Executive Officer of Apax Partners MidMarket in 2010.

He startedhis career atMcKinsey&Co. inParis, then inMexicoCity,

before working at a US telecommunications group in the United

States. He was president of the AFIC (Association Française des

Investisseurs pour la Croissance) for financial year 2007/08. Mr.

Misrahi is a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and holds an MBA

from Harvard Business School.

Maurice Tchenio

– (73) is Chairman of Altamir Gérance and

Chairman and CEO of Apax Partners SA. He is also Chairman of

theAlphaOmega Foundation. He began his career as an assistant

professor of finance at HEC, before taking a position as project

leader at the Paris-based Institut de Développement Industriel

(IDI), an investment bank specialising in equity investments. In

1972, he founded Apax Partners with Ronald Cohen and Alan

Patricof. Today, Apax Partners is a global private equity leader.

From 1972 to 2010, he was the Chairman and CEO of Apax

Partners, the Group’s French arm. In 1995, he created Altamir, a

listed private equity company. In 2010, he created AlphaOmega,

a venture philanthropy foundation recognised for its public

interest. He is the co-founder of the AFIC (Association Française

des Investisseurs pour la Croissance) and former director of

EVCA (EuropeanPrivateEquity andVentureCapital Association).

Mr. Tchenio has degrees fromHEC and Harvard Business School,

where he was a Baker scholar, obtaining his diploma with High

Distinction.

Romain Tchenio

– (41) holds a diploma from ESCP Europe. He

started his career as a financial analyst with Pricewaterhouse

Coopers Corporate Finance. He joined Toupargel in 2004 as

Supervisor and then became Manager of the teleprospecting

platform in Marseille. He was appointed southwest Regional

Manager in September 2006, then Director of Development the

following January before becoming Director of Sales, a position

he held from 2010 to 2013. He was named CEO of Toupargel

Groupe in July 2013 andChairman andCEO in early January 2017.

Altamir Gérance has no corporate officer role other than that of

Management Company.

In accordance with section 14.1 of Appendix 1 of EC Regulation

809/2004, the positions and appointments held by Maurice

Tchenio are listed in section 2.1.4.

To the best of the Company’s knowledge and at the time of

preparation of this Registration Document, Altamir Gérance, its

CEO and the members of its Supervisory Board:

had not been convicted for fraud in the past five years;

had not been involved in a bankruptcy, sequestration of assets

or liquidation in the past five years;

had not been formally accused or publicly sanctioned by

statutory or regulatory authorities, including designated

professional associations, in the previous five years; and

had not been prevented by a court from acting as a member

of the corporate, executive or supervisory body of an issuer or

from being involved in the management or the running of the

business of an issuer, in the previous five years.

LIMITATIONS ON THE POWERS

OF THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY

In accordancewith the provisions of Article 20.4 of theArticles of

Association and Article 1.1 of the Supervisory Board’s Rules of

Procedure, any amendment to the co-investment agreement

between theCompany andApax Partners SAmust be authorised

by the Supervisory Board, having reviewed the Management

Report, by a two-thirds majority vote of members present or

represented.

In accordancewith the provisions of Article 20.3 of theArticles of

Association and Article 1 of the Supervisory Board’s Rules of

Procedure, the Management Company consults the Supervisory

Board:

on the applicationof valuation rules toportfolio companies; and

on any potential conflicts of interest.

In addition, pursuant to Article 1.1 of the Supervisory Board’s

Rules of Procedure, the Management Company also consults

the Supervisory Board prior to the acceptance of any new

appointment in another listed company.

There are no formal limitations imposed on the Management

Company. The Supervisory Board considers, however, that given

the procedures in place, the Management Company is not in a

position to abuse its powers.

CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

Investors are reminded that the Company invests

pari passu

with

private equity funds managed by Apax Partners SA and invests

directly in those managed by Apax Partners MidMarket SAS and

in the entities advised by Apax Partners LLP.

Apax Partners SA is headed by Maurice Tchenio, who controls

and heads Altamir Gérance SA, the Company’s Management

Company.

Apax Partners MidMarket SAS is headed by Eddie Misrahi.

Apax Partners LLP is headed byAndrewSillitoe andMitch Truwit.

Thepotential conflicts of interest thatmay arise fromthis structure

are covered by the co-investment rules for the funds managed

by Apax Partners SA and Altamir, described in Section 1.3.8, and

by the co-investment agreement signed by Apax Partners SA

and Altamir.

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ALTAMIR 2016