Evolutions in FINANCE 21st Century Program 2004 For Executives Concerned About the Financial Health of the Organization March - November, 2004 (7-Dinner Sessions) If your interested in one of the two remaining programs please call our offices at 612-624-2545 The 21st Century Program 2004 consists of seven exclusive development and networking opportunities that will enhance the leadership, knowledge, and skills of senior executives. Speakers are recognized experts directly involved with finance. Programs begin at 4:30 p.m. with a presentation by the speaker, followed by dinner, and conclude with a question/answer session. The CFO and executives concerned about the financial health of the organization need to strategically identify and implement levers that will lead to the greatest results. If the principal goal of corporate management is to deliver shareholder return, these executives play a critical role in reaching this goal-as experts, advisors, and leaders. This program focuses on key strategies and tactics that leading CFO and financial experts are utilizing to maximize shareholder return. Seven top-eschelon financial executives will address capital management, finance transformation, earnings growth, value development, integrity, and perspectives of shareholder value from both within the firm and from Wall Street. Schedule (Click on the presenters topic for further session information or click on the presenters name for a short biography) March 16, 2004 Wall Street's View Paul P. Karos Top-Ranked Research Analyst & Former President U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray Equity Capital Markets April 13, 2004 Finance Transformation Martyn R. Redgrave Executive Vice President & CFO Carlson Companies, Inc. May 18, 2004 Capital Management David M. Moffett Vice Chairman & CFO U.S. Bancorp June 15, 2004 Extracting Full Value Paul H. O'Neill Secretary of the U. S. Treasury (2001-2002) September 14, 2004 Earnings Growth Patrick D. Campbell Senior Vice President & CFO 3M October 13, 2004 Integrity: Restoring Confidence Robert L. Lumpkins Vice Chairman & CFO Cargill, Inc. November 16, 2004 Shareholder Value James Lawrence Executive Vice President & CFO General Mills, Inc. Tuition $500/session Location of each session Carlson Executive Development Center Carlson School of Management University of Minnesota