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(1) The Company’s contractual obligation for terminating an officer’s employment agreement before a change in control event without cause is payable<br />

as a lump sum payment within 30 days of termination.<br />

(2) The Company’s contractual obligation for terminating an officer's employment agreement after a change in control event without cause is payable<br />

as a lump sum payment within 30 days of termination.<br />

(3) Value is calculated using the safe harbor valuation method outlined in Internal Revenue Bulletin 2003-34 and a $2.20 stock price as of December<br />

31, 2009.<br />

(4) Assuming a 35% individual <strong>inc</strong>ome tax rate.<br />

Director Compensation<br />

For the 2008 fiscal year and through February 2009, the directors of the Company were paid director’s fees of<br />

$1,000 per meeting of the full Board of Directors, $750 per meeting of the Audit Committee and $400 per meeting of the<br />

Compensation Committee, Governance Committee and Nominating Committee. In addition, non-employee directors were<br />

paid a $10,000 annual retainer and were granted 2,000 stock options as a non-cash retainer fee on the first business day of<br />

the 2009 fiscal year. The Company also paid annual Chairman and Committee Chairman retainers as follows: Chairman<br />

of the Board of Directors $5,000; Audit Committee Chairman $8,000; Compensation Committee Chairman $1,200;<br />

Governance Committee Chairman $400 and Nominating Committee Chairman $400. In addition, non-employee directors<br />

were granted 2,000 stock options as a non-cash retainer fee on the first business day of the 2008 fiscal year.<br />

In March 2009, the Board of Directors voted to decrease its board and committee fees by 25% due to the<br />

operating losses of the Company. S<strong>inc</strong>e March 2009, the directors of the Company have been paid director’s fees of $750<br />

per meeting of the full Board of Directors, $562.50 per meeting of the Audit Committee and $300 per meeting of the<br />

Compensation Committee, Nominating Committee and Compliance Committee. The Executive Committee waived<br />

payment of fees for all of its 2009 meetings. In addition, non-employee directors were paid a $7,500 annual retainer and<br />

were granted 2,000 stock options as a non-cash retainer fee on the first business day of the 2009 fiscal year. The Company<br />

also paid annual Chairman and Committee Chairman retainers as follows: Chairman of the Board of Directors $3,750;<br />

Audit Committee Chairman $6,000; Compensation Committee Chairman $900; Executive Committee Chairman $300 and<br />

Nominating Committee Chairman $300. The Company has agreed to pay its Vice Chairman, Mr. Kurrie, cash fees of<br />

$10,000 per month until the management activities of Mr. Kurrie are terminated by the Executive Committee of the Board<br />

of Directors, at which time the regular director fees shall become payable. Mr. Kurrie was elected to the Board of<br />

Directors on April 1, 2009 for the purpose of reorganizing and developing the management structure of the Company,<br />

changing the banking culture and establishing and supervising the strategic planning process of the Company, supervising<br />

the activities of executive management, and regularly informing the Board of Directors of the progress of the Company in<br />

these matters. In his capacity as Vice Chairman, Mr. Kurrie does not have any individual authority to initiate or approve<br />

banking or other transactions.<br />

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