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Dear Licensing Applicant Thank you for your interest in the Indiana University Licensing program. Below you will find the requirements for all Licensees of Indiana University, our submission guidelines, a summary of the review process, an introduction to IU Licensing Portal, and a summary of fees associated with IU Licensing. If you have questions, please feel free to contact the Office of Licensing and Trademarks at (812) 855-8830 or email sdoehla@iu.edu Licensee Requirements Application fee (see page 4, Summary of Fees) Completed application and sample submissions Insurance o Minimum of $1,000,000.00 in comprehensive insurance o Certain products require $3,000,000.00 in comprehensive insurance and are determined by the Office of Licensing and Trademarks o Crafters require $100,000.00 in comprehensive insurance (see page 4, *Crafters) Advance o An annual advance will be included in the contract. o The amount will be determined by the Office of Licensing and Trademarks and will be dependent upon the number and types of products produced Code of Conduct Indiana University is a member of the Worker Rights Consortium. As such, we require all licensees to adhere to our Code of Conduct as well as disclose all manufacturers, contractors and sub-contractors. This information, along with the IU Code of Conduct, is posted on our website for public viewing: http://indiana.edu/~landtm/licensing/conduct.shtml 1

Submission Guidelines Your submission should include Application Carefully complete and sign the application that follows Letter From Your Financial Institution o On financial institution s company letterhead o Acknowledgment and verification that you are a client in good standing o Account numbers and balances should be omitted Application Fee o Check made payable to Indiana University (see page 4, Summary of Fees) o Non-refundable Samples o Include a sample of each and every product you wish to produce o Use PMS 201c this is verification that you can match our primary color Note: as you are not currently licensed to use Indiana University trademarks, samples should either be blank or display another entity s trademarks for which you are already licensed to produce Attachments, if any Additional information from the application or any relevant information you would like to have considered by the Licensing Committee during review Please mail your entire submission to the following address The Office of Licensing and Trademarks Indiana University 400 East 7 th Street Poplars Building, Room 305 Bloomington, IN 47405 2

Summary of Application Process The Licensing Committee meets on the first Tuesday of each month to evaluate all applications submitted to The Office of Licensing and Trademarks If your application is approved by the Committee, all business references listed on our application will be contacted A Licensee agreement offer will be sent if the application is approved and references are satisfactory You will be required to provide a Certificate of Insurance for the relevant amount when you return your signed agreement Once we receive a signed copy of your license agreement you will receive an executed copy along with instructions to access IU s licensing portal as well as instructions on how to pay the non-refundable advance All contracts are issued at the beginning of each quarter of the calendar year o January 1 o April 1 o July 1 o October 1 Licensing Portal IU uses a licensing portal for all licensee transactions which includes but is not limited to: Royalty processing High resolution art IU s style guide Submission of artwork designs Note: Please be advised that you will not be authorized to produce products displaying IU s marks until the licensing agreement is signed by both parties, liability insurance is in place, the nonrefundable advance royalty has been paid, and the graphics have been approved 3

Summary of Fees Associated with IU Licensing Application fee o $100.00 for standard, promotional, or internal application o $25.00 for crafter application Defined as an unincorporated, one-person operation, producing handcrafted items as a hobby Determination of crafter status is made by the Licensing Committee Guaranteed Annual Minimum Advance Royalty: $250.00 - $1,000.00 o Determined by the Office of Licensing and Trademarks o Dependent upon the number and types of products produced o Crafter Guaranteed Annual Minimum: $40.00 (see * below for definition) Royalty Rates o 12% of net sales o 14% of net sales for Premium Marks o Minimum Royalty per Unit: $0.45 on t-shirts and $0.90 on sweatshirts and fleece We look forward to working with you during the application process. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Best regards, The Office of Licensing and Trademark Indiana University 400 East 7 th Street Poplars Building, Room 305 Bloomington, IN 47405 Office: (812) 855-8830 Fax: (812) 855 5565 : sdoehla@iu.edu mistcarr@iu.edu 4

Section 1 Legal Company Name Company Information City State Zip Country Website Social Media Account Names, if applicable Toll Free Fax Section 2 Locations of other offices Name Country Name Country Name Country Section 3 Do you have a Parent Company? Yes - Please provide parent company information No Company Name Physcial Address 2 City State Zip Toll Free Country 1

Section 4 List all names your business operates under DBA's Brand Names/Labels Year company began operations Is your company privately or publicly held? Private Public Has your company been aquired in the last 3 years in which more than 25% of controlling interest has changed hands? Yes No If yes, please provide company information Company Name DBA Country Fax Website General Information Section 5 Type of organization Corporation State Year Incorporated Partnership Sole Proprietorship Year Formed Year Initiated Other, please explain Do you retain any of these certifications? None Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Minority Owned Small Business (MBE, DBE) Women-Owned Small Business (WBE) HubZone Small Business Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) 8(a) Small Business 2

Section 6 Primary Company Contact Information This list should include all people needing access to the IU Licensing Portal Executive Contract Artwork 1 Artwork 2 Artwork 3 3

Artwork 4 Artwork 5 Internal Insurance IU Sales Rep City IU Sales Rep City IU Sales Rep City State State State Zip Zip Zip 4

Section 7 Total number of employees Size, Sales, Forecast List your wholesale sales for the previous fiscal year List your wholesale sales of licensed good for the previous fiscal year List all products you wish to produce and their respective wholesale prices Please provide your forecasted sales for licensed goods for the next 2 years. Show both quantities and dollar volume What are the minimums for your products? Are you an approved vendor for Barnes & Noble? Yes No Manufacturing Section 8 For Blank Products, you are the Distributor Manufacturer Retailer Other (Please explain) If you manufacture blanks, do you also sell them undecorated? Yes (please explain) No Section 9 Do you design your own graphics? Yes No If you design your own graphics, do you apply the graphics to the products yourself? Yes No Please list all companies that apply graphics to the product(s) Method of applying marks to the product(s): select all that apply Applique Embroidery Print Burnout Fabrication Screen Printing Deboss Hand-painted Silk Screening Digital Laser Sublimation Emboss Mold Other 5

Section 10 What date do you wish to begin producing products displaying IU Marks? Have you produced any items bearing IU Marks prior to this application? Yes - Please explain No Are you licensed with other universities and/or entities Yes - Please list No Have you been terminated for cause by a licensor in the past 5 years? Yes - Please explain No Have any products you produced ever been involved in a product liability claim? Yes (please explain) No Has your company filed for Bankruptcy in the previous five years? Yes - Please explain No Corporate Responsibility Section 11 Does your company have a corporate social responsibility or labor compliance program? Yes No If yes, please explain your program Does your company have a direct or indirect relationship with it's factories? Yes - Please explain No Have you visited your factories? Yes - how often and what were your findings? No Does your company have a code of conduct? Yes - Please provide No How and with whom is the code of conduct shared? Do you audit your factories? Yes - Please answer the following 4 questions No Who initiates audits? Who performs the audits? How frequently are they completed? How do you rectify any identified issues? 6

Section 12 Airport Gift Shops Sales Channels Check all that apply Amusement Park Store - Retail Bakery Better Department Stores / Boutiques Campus / Local Department Stores Direct to Consumer Ecommerce Fundraising Golf Specialty Grocery / Drug / Convenience Stores Hardware Stores Home Improvement Stores Internal - Sold to IU Mass Mid-Tier Stores Nursery / Garden Off-Price / Closeout Restricted - Internal Use Sporting Goods / Sports Specialty / Fan Shops Super Center / Wholesale Club Team Dealer Other - please specify Other - please specify Section 13 Describe your salesforce In-house sales force Independent Reps Agent Describe Your Distribution Capability Local Only (within 100 miles of primary location) Regional National Northwest (AK, WA, OR, ID, MT, WY) West (HI, CA, NV, UT, AZ, CO, NM, TX) South (KY, TN, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, MS, AR, LA) North Central (ND, SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, OK, TX) Greak Lakes (WI, IL, IN, MI, OH) Mid-Atlantic (VA, WV, MD, DE, PA, DC) Northeast (ME, NH, VT, RI, CT, NY, NJ) International - List countries covered Distribution Channels 7 Top Accounts/Retailers in Channel

Section 14 Intellectual Properties Campus Logos / Marks Indiana University has two main campuses and five regional campuses. Select the campuses for which you would like to produce IU products Main Campuses IU Bloomington IUPUI Regional Campuses IU Southeast IU Kokomo IU East IU South Bend IU Northwest Select Premium Marks ( additional 2% royalty is applicable along with separate reporting ) Vault Plaid Stripes Include a business plan to add any Premium Marks to your license. You will need to speak to specific products, sales channels and retailers, as well as your advertizing plan Section 15 Describe your promotional or advertising initiatives Advertising / Marketing Plan Select all methods of advertising that is used to promote IU products Direct Mail Radio TV Social Media Other - please list Print Trade Please list your short term objectives Please list your long term objectives 8