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on April 29, 2024, pursuant to paragraph (b) |
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60 days after filing pursuant to paragraph (a)(1) |
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Appendix-1 |
FEES AND EXPENSES | ||||
Transaction Charges |
You may be charged for the following transactions:
A premium tax charge, a risk charge and a deduction for dividends will
be deducted from each premium paid.
A premium sales charge will be deducted during the period equal to the
lesser of 20 years or the anticipated life expectancy of
the insured person. If you select a premium payment mode other than annual, we will deduct a
premium payment frequency adjustment charge.
An extra insurance risk charge may be deducted if the insured person
presents particular mortality risks. |
FEE TABLE
Deductions from premium
payments
Deductions from account
value | ||
Ongoing Fees and
Expenses (annual charges) |
In addition to transaction charges, you will also be subject to certain
ongoing fees and expenses, including a charge of $50 in
each policy year to help defray our annual administrative
expenses, a monthly insurance charge for the cost of
insurance, a daily M&E charge for mortality and expense risks we assume and supplementary benefit rider charges. Some of these fees and
expenses are based wholly or in part on the characteristics of the
insured person (e.g., age, sex, and underwriting
classification). You should view the “policy specifications” page of your
policy for rates applicable to your policy.
|
FEE TABLE Deductions from account value | ||
You will also bear expenses associated with the portfolios under the
policy, as shown in the following table:
|
Charges at the portfolio
level
APPENDIX | |||
Annual Fee |
Minimum |
Maximum | ||
Variable investment accounts (portfolio fees
and expenses) |
0.39% |
0.78% |
RISKS | ||
Risk of Loss |
You can lose money by investing in this policy. |
PRINCIPAL RISKS OF
INVESTING IN THE
POLICY |
Not a Short- Term
Investment |
This policy is not a short-term investment and is not appropriate for
an investor who needs ready access to cash. The policy is
unsuitable as a short-term savings vehicle because of
substantial policy-level charges, including the premium
sales charge and premium tax charge, as well as potential
adverse tax consequences from such short-term
use. |
Access to Funds
Risk/Not a Short-Term
Investment |
Risks Associated with
Investment Options |
An investment in this policy is subject to the risk of poor
performance and can vary depending on the performance of
the account allocation options available under the policy
(e.g., portfolios). Each such option will have its own
unique risks, and you should review these options before
making an allocation decision. You can find the
prospectuses and other information about the portfolios
at dfinview.com/JohnHancock/TAHD/APVL_U. |
Investment Risk/Risk of Loss |
RISKS | ||
Insurance Company
Risks |
Your investment in the policy is subject to risks related to John
Hancock USA, including that the obligations , guarantees,
or benefits are subject to the claims-paying ability of
John Hancock USA. Information about John Hancock USA,
including its financial strength ratings, is available
upon request from your John Hancock USA representative.
Our current financial strength ratings can also be
obtained by contacting the Service Office at 1-800-732-5543. |
Depositor
Registrant |
Policy Lapse |
Any amount of premium required to keep the policy in force is in
default if not paid on or before its scheduled due date,
but the policy provides a 31-day grace period for the
payment of each such amount. If a default is not cured
within a 31-day grace period, your policy will terminate
(i.e., “lapse”). You can apply to reinstate a policy that has lapsed, subject to conditions that include payment of a specified
amount of additional premiums. Since withdrawals reduce your account value, withdrawals increase
the risk of lapse. Loans also increase the risk of lapse
|
Lapse and Reinstatement |
RESTRICTIONS | ||
Investments |
There are restrictions that may limit the variable investment account
options that you may choose, as well as limitations on
the transfer of account value among those options. In
particular, your allocation options will be affected if
you elect to take a loan. These restrictions may include
a monthly limit on the number of transfers you may make.
We may also impose additional restrictions to discourage
market timing and disruptive trading activity.
Among other things, the policy also allows us to eliminate the shares
of a portfolio or substitute shares of another new or
existing portfolio, subject to applicable legal
requirements. |
Transfer of Account
Value
Availability of Loans,
Limitations and Interest
Portfolios |
Optional Benefits |
There are restrictions and limitations relating to optional benefits,
as well as conditions under which an optional benefit may
be modified or terminated by us. For example, certain
supplementary benefit riders may be subject to
underwriting, and your election of an option may result
in restrictions upon some of the policy benefits, including
availability of investment options. |
OTHER BENEFITS AVAILABLE UNDER THE POLICY |
TAXES | ||
Tax Implications |
You should consult with a tax professional to determine the tax
implications of an investment in and payments received
under the policy. There is no additional tax benefit to
you if the policy is held through a tax-qualified plan.
If we pay out any amount of your account value upon
surrender or partial withdrawal, all or part of that
distribution would generally be treated as a return of the premiums
you’ve paid and not subjected to income tax, with
any portion not treated as a return of your premiums
includible in your income. Distributions also are subject
to tax penalties under some circumstances.
|
TAXES |
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST | ||
Investment Professional
Compensation |
Some investment professionals may receive compensation for selling
the policy, including by means of commissions and revenue
sharing arrangements. These investment professionals may
have a financial incentive to offer or recommend this
policy over another investment. |
Commissions Paid to
Dealers |
Exchanges |
Some investment professionals may have a financial incentive to
offer you a new policy in place of the one you already
own, and you should only exchange your policy if you
determine, after comparing the features, fees, and risks
of both policies, that it is preferable for you to
purchase the new policy rather than continue to own the
existing policy. |
Commissions Paid to Dealers |
TRANSACTION FEES | ||
Charge |
When Charge is Deducted |
Amount Deducted |
Premium sales charge |
Upon payment of premium |
9% of basic annual premium |
Premium tax charge |
Upon payment of premium |
2.5% of each premium paid |
Maximum adjustments for premium
payment frequency |
Upon payment of premium |
For monthly premiums, 0.0027 times
annual premium
For quarterly premiums, 0.0100 times
annual premium
For semi-annual premiums, 0.0015 times
annual premium |
Annual administrative charge |
Upon payment of premium once in each
policy year |
$50 |
Maximum charge for extra insurance risk |
Upon payment of premium |
$79.91 per $1,000 of Initial Sum Insured |
Maximum risk charge(1) |
Upon payment of premium |
$4.82 per $1,000 of Initial Sum Insured |
Maximum deduction for dividends(2) |
Upon payment of premium |
$27.02 per $1,000 of Initial Sum Insured |
PERIODIC CHARGES OTHER THAN ANNUAL PORTFOLIO EXPENSES |
||
Charge |
When Charge is Deducted |
Amount Deducted |
Base Policy Charges: |
|
|
Insurance charge:(1) |
Monthly |
|
Minimum charge |
|
$0.06 per $1,000 of AAR |
Maximum charge |
|
$83.33 per $1,000 of AAR |
Charge for a representative insured
person |
|
$0.40 per $1,000 of AAR |
M&E charge:(2) |
Daily |
.00137% (daily rate) of assets |
Maximum policy loan interest rate(3) |
Accrues daily Payable annually |
8.0 annual rate % |
Optional Benefit Charges:(4) |
When Charge is Deducted |
Maximum Amount of Annual Charge |
Indeterminate Premium YRT Rider on
Insured and/or Spouse |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$97.76 per $1,000 of YRT coverage |
Children’s Insurance Benefit Rider |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$6.00 per $1,000 of Rider coverage,
regardless of number of children |
Fixed Accidental Death Benefit Rider |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$1.14 per $1,000 of ADB coverage |
Disability Waiver of Premium Rider |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$2.29 per $1,000 of Initial Sum Insured |
Optional Benefit Charges:(4) |
When Charge is Deducted |
Maximum Amount of Annual Charge |
Applicant’s Waiver of Premium Rider |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$2.63 per $1,000 of premiums waived |
Initial Term Insurance Rider: |
Paid with, and in addition to, base
premium |
$5.89 per $1,000 of Initial Term Amount |
Annual Portfolio Expenses |
Minimum |
Maximum |
Range of expenses that are deducted from portfolio assets, including
management fees, distribution and/or service (12b-1) fees,
and other expenses |
0.39% |
0.78% |
OPTIONAL BENEFITS | ||
Name of Benefit |
Purpose |
Brief Description of
Restrictions/Limitations |
Disability
Benefit—Waiver of
Premium Rider |
This rider waives premiums for the policy during
the total disability (as defined in the rider) of the
insured person. |
We must receive due proof of the insured person’s
total disability, as defined in the rider. If total
disability begins prior to age 60, premiums will be
waived for the duration of the policy so long as
total disability continues. If total disability begins
on or after age 60, premiums will be waived only
up to the earlier of (i) age 65 or (ii) the cessation of
total disability. |
Indeterminate Premium
YRT Rider on Insured
and/or Spouse |
This rider provides a level or decreasing amount of
term insurance on the life of the insured person or
the insured person’s spouse. |
The benefit is payable if the person insured under
the rider dies during the term period. In applying
for this rider, you must choose the term period and
whether the coverage amount is level or decreasing. |
Children’s Insurance
Benefit Rider |
This rider covers children of the insured person at
the time of application and children born or
adopted after the rider is purchased. |
For coverage to begin on any child, he or she must
be more than 14 days old and less than 15 years old.
Coverage will continue until the earliest of (i)
termination of the rider upon request, (ii) lapse of
the policy, (iii) the insured person’s 65th birthday,
(iv) election to convert to permanent coverage on
the child’s 18th birthday, or (v) the child’s 22nd
birthday. Since we don’t know which children are
covered at any point in time, it is up to you to
terminate the rider if it no longer suits your
needs. |
Fixed Accidental Death
Benefit Rider |
This rider provides for an additional insurance
benefit if the insured person’s death is due to
accidental causes. |
The accidental cause must have occurred between
the policy anniversaries nearest the insured person’s
5th and 70th birthdays |
Applicant’s Waiver of
Premium Rider |
This rider waives premiums for the policy during
the total disability (as defined in the rider) of the
applicant for the policy. If total disability begins
prior to age 60, premiums will be waived for the
duration of the policy so long as total disability
continues. If total disability begins on or after age
60, premiums will be waived only up to the earlier
of (i) age 65 or (ii) the cessation of total disability.
|
If no Required Premium is applicable for a given
year (because the test described above under
“Premium Payments—Required Premiums” has
been satisfied), then no benefit will be payable
under this rider during that year. |
Initial Term Insurance
Rider |
This rider provides immediate coverage on the life
of the insured person for term periods of one to
eleven months prior to the policy’s date of issue.
|
The rider is for those who want to select a date of issue that is one to eleven months subsequent to the date of application. |
Variable or Fixed Paid-Up Whole
Life |
or |
Fixed Extended Term Insurance | |
Death Benefit |
Death Benefit |
Term in Years and Days | |
$10,427 |
$62,736 |
12 years 331 days |
Investment Objective |
Portfolio and Adviser/Subadviser |
Current
Expenses |
Average Annual
Total Returns
(as of 12/31/23) (%) | ||
1-Year |
5-Year |
10-Year | |||
To seek income and capital appreciation. |
Active Bond Trust - Series NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/Manulife Investment Management
(US) LLC |
0.66% |
6.48 |
1.67 |
2.40 |
To provide long-term growth of capital.
Current income is a secondary objective. |
Blue Chip Growth Trust - Series NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.
|
0.77%* |
49.59 |
13.58 |
12.39 |
To seek long-term growth of capital. |
Fundamental All Cap Core Trust - Series
NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/Manulife Investment Management
(US) LLC |
0.71%* |
35.44 |
18.38 |
12.32 |
To seek to track the performance of a
broad-based equity index of foreign
companies primarily in developed
countries and, to a lesser extent, in
emerging markets. |
International Equity Index Trust - Series
NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/SSGA Funds Management, Inc. |
0.34%* |
15.42 |
6.97 |
3.71 |
To seek growth of capital and current
income while seeking to both manage the
volatility of return and limit the
magnitude of portfolio losses. |
Managed Volatility Balanced Portfolio -
Series NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/Manulife Investment Management
(US) LLC |
0.76% |
12.00 |
4.67 |
3.86 |
To obtain maximum current income
consistent with preservation of principal
and liquidity. |
Money Market Trust - Series NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/Manulife Investment Management
(US) LLC |
0.28%* |
4.81 |
1.68 |
1.07 |
To seek to achieve a combination of long-
term capital appreciation and current
income. |
Real Estate Securities Trust - Series NAV
John Hancock Variable Trust Advisers
LLC/Wellington Management Company
LLP |
0.76%* |
13.06 |
7.74 |
8.00 |
JOHN HANCOCK USA SERVICE OFFICE | |
Overnight Express Delivery |
Mail Delivery |
Life Post Issue
John Hancock Insurance Company 372 University Ave, Suite #55979
Westwood, MA 02090 |
Life Post Issue
John Hancock Insurance Company
PO Box 55979
Boston, MA 02205 |
Phone: |
|
1-800-732-5543 |
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Name of Policy (and SEC EDGAR Identifier #)
|
Name of Policy (and SEC EDGAR Identifier #)
|
Annual Premium Variable Life (C000086006) |
Medallion Variable Universal Life Edge (C000086007) |
eVariable Life (C000086009) |
Medallion Variable Universal Life Edge II (C000086008) |
Medallion Variable Life (C000086004) |
Medallion Variable Universal Life Plus (C000086005) |
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Name and Principal Business Address |
Position with Depositor |
Brooks Tingle 200 Berkeley Street Boston, MA 02116 |
Chair, Director, President & Chief Executive Officer |
Nora Newton Crouch
804 Pepper Avenue Richmond, VA 23226 |
Director |
Thomas Edward Hampton
5207 2nd Street NW
Washington, DC 20011 |
Director |
J. Stephanie Nam 129 State Street Portsmouth, NH 03801 |
Director |
Ken Ross 200 Berkeley St. Boston, MA 02116 |
Director, Vice President |
Shamus Weiland 200 Bloor Street E. Toronto, ON M4W 1E5 |
Director |
Henry H. Wong 200 Berkeley Street Boston, MA 02116 |
Director, Vice President |
Executive Vice Presidents |
|
Andrew G. Arnott** |
Global Head of Retail, GWAM |
Christopher Paul Conkey** |
Global Head of Public Markets |
Scott S. Hartz** |
Chief Investment Officer – U.S. Investments |
Senior Vice Presidents |
|
John Addeo** |
Global Fixed Income Chief Investment Officer |
John C.S. Anderson** |
Global Head of Corporate Finance |
Kevin J. Cloherty** |
Deputy General Counsel, Global Markets |
Mike Dallas** |
Global Head of Employee Experience |
Aimee DeCamillo* |
Global Head of Retirement |
Peter DeFrancesco* |
Head of Digital – Direct to Consumer |
Michael F Dommermuth*** |
Head of Wealth & Asset Management |
Kristie Feinberg* |
Head of MIM US and Europe |
Name and Principal Business Address |
Position with Depositor |
Maryscott Greenwood** |
Global Head of Regulatory & Public Affairs |
Len van Greuning* |
Chief Information Officer MIM |
Anne Hammer* |
Global Chief Communications Officer |
John B Maynard** |
Deputy General Counsel, Legacy, Reinsurance & Tax |
Steven E. Medina** |
Global Equity Chief Investment Officer |
Joelle Metzman** |
GWAM Chief Risk Officer |
Sinead O’Connor* |
Head of Actuarial Policy |
Wayne Park* |
Head of US Retirement |
Gerald Peterson** |
Global Head of Operations, GWAM |
Nicole Rafferty*** |
Global Head of Contact Centers |
Susan Roberts* |
Head of LTC Customer Care Transformation |
Ian Roke** |
Global Head of Asset & Liability Management |
Thomas Samoluk** |
US General Counsel and US Government Relations |
Anthony Teta* |
US Head of Inforce Management |
Nathan Thooft** |
Global MAST Chief Investment Officer |
Anne Valentine-Andrews*** |
Global Head of Private Markets |
Blake Witherington** |
US Chief Credit Officer |
Vice Presidents |
|
Lynda Abend* |
|
Mark Akerson* |
|
Kenneth D’Amato** |
|
Jay Aronowitz** |
|
Kevin Askew** |
|
William Auger* |
|
Jack Barry* |
|
P.J. Beltramini* |
|
Zahir Bhanji*** |
|
Jon Bourgault** |
|
Paul Boyne** |
|
Ian B. Brodie** |
|
Ted Bruntrager* |
CCO & Chief Risk Officer |
Grant Buchanan*** |
|
Ginger Burns** |
|
Brendan Campbell* |
|
Yan Rong Cao* |
|
Rick A. Carlson** |
|
Patricia Rosch Carrington** |
|
Alex Catterick**** |
|
Ken K. Cha* |
|
Diana Chan*** |
Head of Treasury Operations |
Christopher M. Chapman** |
|
Sheila Chernicki* |
|
Teresa H. Chuang** |
|
Eileen Cloherty* |
|
Maggie Coleman*** |
|
Catherine Z. Collins** |
|
Meredith Comtois* |
|
Thomas D. Crohan** |
|
Susan Curry** |
|
Kenneth Dai*** |
Treasury |
Michelle M. Dauphinais* |
|
Frederick D Deminico** |
|
Susan P Dikramanjian** |
|
William D Droege** |
|
Jeffrey Duckworth** |
|
Marc Feliciano** |
|
Katie M. Firth** |
|
Carolyn Flanagan** |
|
Name and Principal Business Address |
Position with Depositor |
Lauren Marx Fleming** |
|
Philip J. Fontana** |
|
Laura Foster*** |
|
Matthew Gabriel* |
|
Paul Gallagher** |
|
Melissa Gamble** |
|
Scott B. Garfield** |
|
Marco Giacomelli*** |
|
Jeffrey N. Given** |
|
Thomas C. Goggins** |
|
Dara Gough* |
|
Howard C. Greene** |
|
Erik Gustafson** |
|
Neal Halder* |
|
Jeffrey Hammer*** |
|
Lindsay L. Hanson* |
|
Richard Harris*** |
Appointed Actuary |
Jessica Harrison*** |
|
John Hatch* |
Chief Operations Officer – US Segment |
Justin Helferich*** |
|
Michael Hession* |
|
Philip Huvos* |
|
Sesh Iyengar** |
|
Tasneem Kanji** |
|
Geoffrey Grant Kelley** |
|
Recep C. Kendircioglu** |
|
Neal P. Kerins* |
|
Michael P King*** |
|
Heidi Knapp** |
|
Hung Ko*** |
|
Robert Krempus*** |
|
Diane R. Landers** |
|
Michael Landolfi** |
|
Tracy Lannigan** |
Corporate Secretary |
Jessica Lee*** |
|
Scott Lively** |
|
David Loh*** |
|
Jeffrey H. Long** |
|
Jennifer Lundmark* |
|
Edward P. Macdonald** |
|
Patrick MacDonnell** |
|
Shawn McCarthy** |
|
Andrew J. McFetridge** |
|
Jonathan McGee** |
|
Katie L. McKay** |
|
Eric S. Menzer** |
|
Stella Mink*** |
|
Michelle Morey* |
|
Scott Morin* |
|
Catherine Murphy* |
Deputy Appointed Actuary |
Richard Myrus** |
|
Lisa Natalicchio* |
|
Jeffrey H. Nataupsky** |
|
Scott Navin** |
|
Jeffrey Packard** |
|
Pragya Pandit* |
|
Onay Payne*** |
|
Gary M. Pelletier** |
|
Name and Principal Business Address |
Position with Depositor |
David Pemstein** |
|
Jessica Portelance*** |
|
Jason M. Pratt** |
|
Ed Rapp** |
|
Todd Renneker** |
|
Chet Ritchie* |
|
Charles A. Rizzo** |
|
Emily Roland** |
|
Josephine M. Rollka* |
|
Barbara H. Rosen-Campbell** |
|
Caryn Rothman** |
|
Devon Russell* |
|
Paul Sanabria** |
|
Emory W. Sanders* |
|
Jeffrey R. Santerre** |
|
Marcia Schow** |
|
Christopher L. Sechler** |
|
Garima Vijay Sharma*** |
|
Estelle Shaw-Latimer*** |
|
Thomas Shea** |
|
Lisa Shepard** |
|
Alex Silva* |
CFO - US Insurance |
Susan Simi** |
|
Darren Smith** |
|
Jayanthi Srinivasan*** |
|
Brittany Straughn* |
|
Katherine Sullivan** |
|
Trevor Swanberg** |
|
Robert E. Sykes, Jr.** |
|
Wilfred Talbot* |
|
Gary Tankersley* |
Head of US Retirement Distribution |
Michelle Taylor-Jones* |
|
Brian E. Torrisi** |
|
Simonetta Vendittelli* |
Chief Financial Officer and Controller |
Gina Goldych Walters** |
|
Adam Weigold** |
|
Jonathan T. White** |
|
Bryan Wilhelm* |
|
Karin Wilsey** |
|
Adam Wise** |
|
Jeffrey Wolfe** |
|
Thomas Zakian** |
|
Michael Zargaj* |
|
Name of Investment Company |
Capacity in Which Acting |
John Hancock Variable Life Account S |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Variable Life Account U |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Variable Life Account V |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Variable Life Account UV |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account R |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account T |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account W |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account X |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account Q |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account A |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account N |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account H |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account I |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account J |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account K |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account L |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.) Separate Account M |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company of New York Separate Account B |
Principal Underwriter |
John Hancock Life Insurance Company of New York Separate Account A |
Principal Underwriter |
Name |
Title |
Rick Carlson** |
Vice President, US Taxation |
Jeffrey H. Long** |
Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Financial Operations Principal |
Edward P. Macdonald** |
Vice President, General Counsel |
Gary Tankersley* |
Director, Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer |
Alex Silva* |
Director |
Christopher Walker*** |
Director, Vice President, Investments |
Tracy Lannigan** |
Vice President, Corporate Secretary |
(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
(4) |
(5) |
Name of Principal
Underwriter |
Net Underwriting
Discounts and Commissions |
Compensation on Events
Occasioning the Deduction
of a Deferred Sales Load |
Brokerage Commissions |
Other Compensation |
John Hancock Distributors LLC |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
$0 |
|
|
/s/Michael A. Ramirez Michael A. Ramirez, as Attorney-In-Fact |
|
|
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Signatures |
Title |
* Simonetta Vendittelli |
Vice President, Controller, and Chief Financial Officer |
* Brooks Tingle |
Chair, Director, President and Chief Executive Officer |
* Nora N. Crouch |
Director |
* Thomas Edward Hampton |
Director |
* J. Stephanie Nam |
Director |
* Ken Ross |
Director |
* Shamus Weiland |
Director |
* Henry H. Wong |
Director |
/s/Michael A. Ramirez Michael A. Ramirez, as Attorney-In-Fact |
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