Please take a moment to Read our 2012 Annual Report.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTDear Downtown Stakeholder:It is my pleasure to present to you the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s 2012 Annual Report. The past year hasbeen an exciting and busy one for our organization, as well as for Downtown Pittsburgh. We are enthused to sharewith you the progress, projects and initiatives that are assisting in the continued growth and development of our City’smost important neighborhood.Speaking of progress, 2012 saw a dramatic increase in our volunteer program, which further demonstratesPittsburghers’ love and commitment for our Downtown. Our Paris to Pittsburgh façade program celebrated animportant milestone this year, approving our 40th grant. This program has made a significant impact, improvingbuildings and enlivening sidewalks, while building stronger, more vibrant business districts throughout Downtown. Weended the year with a new holiday destination, welcoming the Peoples Gas Holiday Market TM , a European-style villagefilled with international merchants and lively entertainment, to Market Square.We continued to be strong advocates, working with a diverse group of stakeholders to address challenges andcapitalize on opportunities. Retail attraction was an important topic throughout the year and culminated with MayorRavenstahl and the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s release of the Downtown Action Strategy, designed to improvetargeted corridors with investment and new business attraction.Research has become a keystone of the work the PDP is known for and providing pertinent and timely informationto developers, potential businesses and the media was greatly enhanced by the publication of the first State ofDowntown Pittsburgh report. This compendium of vital statistics, facts and research was extremely well received andcomplements our Downtown Investment Map and other key economic tracking and research tools.We are thrilled with the energy and vibrancy that Downtown is experiencing and are looking forward to workingwith our local and state elected officials, business leaders and residents to create new, inventive programming, whilethinking creatively about how to address the unique issues facing Downtown. Throughout this report, we share ourplans for the years ahead and are looking forward to continuing to deliver high-quality, original solutions that willensure Downtown Pittsburgh is essential to the entire region.Best regards,Jeremy WaldrupPresident & CEOOUR MISSIONTo advance initiatives that foster economicvitality and improve Downtown life –for a moment or for a lifetime.OUR VISIONDowntown Pittsburgh is essential to theregion – the metropolitan heartbeat wherebusiness, culture and entertainment intersect.DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH 1

GOAL 1: MAKE DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHSAFE, CLEAN, EFFICIENT & MANAGEABLEThe Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership continuedto provide vital cleaning and safety services to theBusiness Improvement District throughout 2012.We recognize the importance of ensuring thatDowntown is a safe and attractive place to visit, liveand do business, and worked to continually improveour services – providing them more efficiently whileeducating our staff to adapt best industry practices.The PDP’s Transportation Management Association (TMA), one of three in thePittsburgh region, endeavored to improve access to and around Downtown formotorists, transit riders, bicyclists and pedestrians with a focus on safety issues andencouragement of multi-modal transportation.CLEAN & STREET TEAMCLEAN TEAMLabor Hours Performed: 28,230Trash Removed: 1.225 million poundsGraffiti Tags Removed: 3,315Equipment Hours Utilized: 1,626Miles of Sidewalks Power Washed: 23.7Trash Cans Refurbished: 30New Cigarette Urns Installed: 80Hospitality Assistance Provided: 12,293STREET TEAMPanhandling Incidents Addressed: 440Homeless Outreach ContactsInitiated: 643Clothing Collected: 509Emergency Services Requested: 51In 2012 public transit was again a major focus of the PDP’s transportation efforts.In March the completed North Shore Connector opened up easy access to theNorth Shore, better connecting to the amenities of Downtown. The PDP led effortsto develop a model to solicit sponsorships and support which provided the groundwork that led the Pittsburgh Steelers, Rivers Casino, Alco Parking Corporation andthe Stadium Authority of the City of Pittsburgh to reach an agreement with the PortAuthority to provide funding that expands the free fare zone to the new AlleghenyStation on the North Shore.OUR APPROACH FOR 2013The core of our work as a Business Improvement District is to enhance theexperience offered to users of Downtown. We are very proud of the results of ourClean and Safe program and will continue to partner with the City of Pittsburghto ensure this success continues. This year, we will:• Create sustainable revenue streams that will allow us to continue our successfulvolunteer program to clean and green Downtown.• Work with homeless service providers to deliver more comprehensive and higherquality services to the homeless community.• Support the reopening of Mellon Square with the City of Pittsburgh and thePittsburgh Parks Conservancy to ensure Mellon Square is a great public space bysupporting maintenance and programming in the park.• Work with the City and private property owners to improve infrastructuremaintenance, developing new sidewalk standards in Downtown Pittsburgh.2012 — THE YEAR IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHJANUARY 2012• PDP participates in MLKDay Toiletry Drive withPittsburgh CaresFEBRUARY 2012• Downtown Retail TaskForce kicks off• Pittsburgh is namedone of the Top 20 MostRomantic Cities in the U.S.by Amazon.comMARCH 2012• Plans are announced forEuropean-style Holiday Market inMarket Square• North Shore Connector opens• Kick off of Project Pop Up and Tour2 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

GOAL 2: MARKET DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH TOSOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ANDTHE WORLDHOLIDAY MARKETThe Peoples Gas Holiday Market wassuccessfully introduced to DowntownPittsburgh as a new holiday tradition in2012. Open daily from November 24 –December 23 in Market Square, themarket featured European-style chalets,each filled with merchants showcasingauthentic gift items from around theworld. For a donation to the GreaterPittsburgh Community Food Bank,children of all ages visiting the markethad the added treat of meeting Santain his gorgeous Pittsburgh home. Over$25,000 and 2,300 pounds of food werecollected to benefit the Food Bank.The PDP looks forward to continuingthis excellent new tradition in 2013 andappreciates the generous support ofthe Colcom and Laurel Foundations inestablishing this impactful initiative.LIGHT UP NIGHTLight Up Night ® 2012 again broughtrecord crowds to DowntownPittsburgh for two days filled withmusic, entertainment, a parade and ofcourse – fireworks! This Pittsburghtradition celebrated its 52nd year andcontinues to capture the hearts of allPittsburghers and heralds the beginningof the holiday season.Throughout 2012, the PDP worked to keep peopleinformed about the many exciting events andhappenings Downtown. We completely transformedour website, expanding the range of informationavailable and experienced a 32% increase invisitorship. We invested in regional advertising,highlighting the PDP’s mobile-friendly website whichprovides first-rate information about Downtownbusinesses, parking, events and housing.In addition to marketing Downtown, we continue to produce a wide varietyof events designed to enliven Downtown. From Light Up Night ® , to weeklyFarmers Markets and the brand new Peoples Gas Holiday Market TM , our goalis to provide unique programming that encourages visitors from near and farinto Downtown Pittsburgh, supporting a vibrant Downtown throughoutthe year.OUR APPROACH FOR 2013As the voice of Downtown, the PDP will focus Marketing efforts onhighlighting Downtown as a place to do business, as a visitor destination andas the essential Downtown of the region. Leveraging our strong network oflocal partners, we will amplify these messages across all available channels ofcommunication. This year we will:• Improve our ability to disseminate research and data on Downtownamenities and competitive advantages by enhancing our website andproviding more frequent updates.• Support regional research initiatives to promote the health and vibrancy ofour City to a national and international audience.• Produce events like Light Up Night ® and the Peoples Gas Holiday Market TMthat showcase Downtown, and expand our efforts to support organizationsthat endeavor to hold events Downtown.• Market and produce events that support the growth and vibrancy ofDowntown, particularly on nights and weekends.2012 — THE YEAR IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHJUNE 2012• Caught Doing Good Campaign kicks off• Project Pop Up: Urban Forest sprouts up at the Toonseum• Iron City Sound Series begins in Market Square• Committee begins meetings on Downtown Bus Circulation Study• Pittsburgh is named in the top 15 Hottest American Cities of theFuture by Yahoo! Finance4 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

MARKET SQUAREIn 2012, Market Square continuedto be the vibrant town square ofDowntown Pittsburgh and thePDP was pleased to provide a widevariety of programming. Throughoutthe summer, we collaborated withthe Carnegie Library Downtownand Business Branch on the ReadingRoom and Kid’s Play programs onTuesdays and we coordinated theweekly Market Square FarmersMarket each Thursday. Additionally,the Iron City Sound Series broughttogether some of Pittsburgh’s mosttalented musicians for Friday eveningconcerts throughout the summer.The PDP also provided supportand assistance to many communitygroups for more than 85 additionalevents occurring in the Square.• Continue to promote Downtownas the City’s newest residentialneighborhood, an excellent placeto call home.• Engage local colleges to encouragestudents in making Downtown adestination for their shopping,dining, socializing and entertainmentneeds.JULY 2012• Project Pop Up: Night Marketbrings to life a Downtownparking lot• The Dark Knight Rises hosts aDowntown Pittsburgh premierscreeningAUGUST 2012• Pittsburgh Restaurant Weekkicks off at Braddock’s Brasserie,Renaissance Hotel• @DowntownPitt attracts its10,000th Twitter followerPITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP 5

GOAL 3: Foster Sustainable Economic andPhysical Life within the GoldenTriangleCreating an environment that promotes a successfulretail and restaurant climate is vital to the health ofDowntown Pittsburgh. Throughout 2012, we continuedwork on initiatives that support new business growthand development Downtown, from large scale specialevents to enhancing the built environment.Our approach to generating a vibrant Downtown, one that is essential to thehealth of the entire region, is to develop unique and innovative programs andinitiatives. These are opportunities for entrepreneurs to test new business models,occasions for artists to explore inventive and original concepts and incentives forlong-time business owners to engage new audiences and solidify their role in thistransforming economy.PARIS TO PITTSBURGHIn 2012, the Paris to Pittsburghprogram assisted in completing its40th façade improvement project.The Paris to Pittsburgh program,initiated with the support andleadership of Colcom Foundation,started in 2007 with a SidewalkActivation grant program, encouragingowners to add outdoor diningelements throughout Downtown.In 2011, the program expanded,introducing the Façade Grant toincent retail and service businessesto undertake exterior improvementswith a matching grant of up to$30,000.> In 2012, seven SidewalkActivation projects wereapproved representing $341,441in total new investment and sixFaçade Improvement Projectswere approved, totaling $400,484in new investment.OUR APPROACH FOR 2013As the only organization focused exclusively on the success of Downtown, we willengage the public and private sectors to determine additional ways to supportbusinesses while working to attract new investments. This year, we will:• Create thoughtful and innovative programming that enlivens unique areasthroughout Downtown Pittsburgh, specifically on nights and weekends, andengages the local business community to support their growth.• Expand the Paris to Pittsburgh program, supported by a new $350,000 grantfrom Colcom Foundation, to stimulate more private investments andfurther enliven and activate our streetscape.• Create resources that connect Downtown businesses with information onupcoming special events and conventions that will impact their business,enabling better planning and coordination.• Support the establishment and impact of the 2030 District in Downtown.• Program events that support block and district collaboration, increasing thevibrancy of blocks where additional investment is needed.2012 — THE YEAR IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHSEPTEMBER 2012• PDP Receives IDA Award forProject Pop Up• Project Pop: Night Market 2 returnsto activate a Downtown parking lot• PDP Pedestrian Survey is conducted6 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

PROJECT POP UPProject Pop Up Downtown is a programof Mayor Luke Ravenstahl in conjunctionwith the Urban Redevelopment Authority,the Department of City Planning and thePDP. Through this program 11 artistsand entrepreneurs were able to activateotherwise vacant spaces through uniqueretail ventures (an ice cream shop, a craftcollective and a book store) as well asthrough creative installations (a frequentlyevolving Robot Repair Shop, a conceptpaying tribute to the Steel Curtain-eraSteelers and miniature puppet shows toname a few). In addition to these originalvenues, Project Pop Up included otheriterations including two Pop Up NightMarkets, an installation of an Urban Forestand even a Pop Up Bocce court.DOWNTOWN HERE + NOWThe Downtown Action Strategy,more than a year in the planning,was unveiled to the public inNovember. Mayor Luke Ravenstahland the Urban RedevelopmentAuthority convened Downtownstakeholders to develop a fivepronged plan to improve thephysical appearance of Downtown,attract new and retain current retail,market available retail properties,support Downtown merchantsand market Downtown to newbusinesses. The PDP is excitedto be actively involved in theimplementation of this plan and isincorporating recommendations ofthis plan into our upcoming work.OCTOBER 2012• One Young World welcomesdelegates from around the worldto Pittsburgh• WalkPgh Program is announced• Recycling cans are installed inMarket Square• Downtown Living is showcasedon WQED Experience• Downtown Real Estate Touroccurs with CREW• American Planning Associationnames Grant Street one of theTen Best Streets in AmericaPITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP 7

GOAL 5: ASSURE LONG-TERM ORGANIZATIONALCAPACITY AND CAPABILITYAt the PDP, we believe that in order to continue andbuild upon the work we are undertaking, a stable andhealthy organization is necessary.In 2012, we worked to add new members to our organization and we developednew relationships with funders – enabling us to undertake much of the workahead. Additionally, the Board of Directors welcomed new members who willprovide a voice to the needs of our diverse and passionate community.OUR APPROACH FOR 2013A strong and flourishing Downtown needs a strong organization to supportgrowth and development initiatives. This year we will work to:• Structure a funding strategy that supports the key initiatives of our five-yearstrategic plan.• Build stronger corporate and foundation relationships that sustain the enhancedprogramming we provide.• Restructure our membership program to enhance services to specific sectors ofour business community.• Enhance our MIS infrastructure and determine ways in which we can improveour client relationship management systems.• Continue to attract and retain the best talent on our staff.• Increase the engagement of our board to effectively fulfill the mission of thePDP in 2013 and beyond.MEMBERSHIPThroughout 2012, the PDP worked tobring extra value to our members andtheir employees. Discounts were providedfor Cultural Trust events, members wereinvited to preview an exhibit at the SenatorJohn Heinz History Center and severalhundred members took advantage of apreview sale and in-store party at theDowntown Macy’s in late November.• Market Square Season of Lightssynchronized music and lightdisplay illuminates Downtown• Macy’s hosts a special eventfor PDP member organizationsand their employeesDECEMBER 2012• CNBC names Pittsburgh the #1city to relocate to in America• Peoples Gas Holiday Market TMsuccessfully concludes itsinaugural 30 day run inMarket SquarePITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP 9

FUNDINGThe PDP has five main funding sources to supportits initiatives.First, as the management entity for Downtown’s Business Improvement District(BID), the PDP receives funding from assessments paid by Downtown propertyowners and operates in agreement with the City of Pittsburgh to manage BIDactivities. Second, it receives dues from voluntary members who commit toinvesting in the future of Downtown; third, through the support of foundations forimportant project-specific activities; fourth, government grants and, fifth, throughearnings from advertising, fees and sponsorships.2012 REVENUE 2012 EXPENSES5%5%14%5%44%17%6%33%18%27%26%BID FUNDSFOUNDATIONS & GRANTSSPONSORSHIPSEARNED INCOMEMEMBERSHIPPENNDOTMARKETINGCLEAN & SAFEADMINISTRATIVEPLANNING & ECONOMICDEVELOPMENTTRANSPORTATION10 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

FOUNDATIONS/SPONSORS/MEMBERSFOUNDATIONSBuhl FoundationColcom FoundationEQT FoundationHeinz EndowmentsLaurel FoundationThe Pittsburgh FoundationRichard King MellonFoundationRita M. McGinley Fund ofThe Pittsburgh FoundationSPONSORS3WS - 94.5 FM5 Hour Sample, LLCAlphagraphicsBMG (Bryan Materials Group)BOB FM 96.9BOMABottom Dollar FoodCarpenter ConnectionClearview FederalCredit UnionComcastCommunity Energy Inc.Desmone & AssociatesArchitectsdck WorldwideFifth Avenue PlaceFirst Commonwealth BankGeicoHighmarkHighwoods PropertiesJenkins Empire AssociatesLeech Tishman Fuscaldo &Lampl, LLCMacy’sMillcraft Investments, LLCNorthwest Savings BankOne Oxford CenterPeoples Natural Gas, LLCPitt OhioPittsburgh Brewing CompanyPittsburgh City PaperThe Pittsburgh Cultural TrustPoint Park UniversityRenewal by AndersenSanford-Brown InstituteSenator John HeinzHistory CenterTrib Total MediaUPMCUPMC HealthWinthrop ManagementWKQV - 1410 AMWMCM - Whitney Bailey Cox,Magnani, LLCWPXI - Channel 11Zambelli FireworksMEMBERSRenaissance Leaders – $10,000clinical documentation solutionsDowntown Visionary – $5,000ALCO Parking CorporationArt Institute of PittsburghBNY MellonDollar BankFirst Niagara BankH.J. Heinz CompanyLeech Tishman Fuscaldo &Lampl, LLCLevel 3 CommunicationsMacy’sNorthwest Savings BankPittsburgh Parking AuthorityDowntown Champion – $2,500Duquesne Light CompanyDuquesne UniversityGateway Health Plan ® , LPHuntington National BankOgletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak &Stewart, P.C.The PennsylvanianPittsburgh PenguinsReed Smith, LLPRugby Realty Company, Inc.Southwestern PennsylvaniaCommissionUniversity of PittsburghYellow Cab CompanyDowntown Patron – $1,000Allegheny County Bar AssociationAlpern, Rosenthal & CompanyAlphagraphicsBeynon & Co.Buchanan Ingersoll & RooneyThe Capital GrilleCarnegie Mellon UniversityCBRE, Inc.Cohen & Grigsby, P.C.The Duquesne ClubEat’n Park Hospitality Group Inc.Fairmont PittsburghFederated Investors, Inc.Forest City Management, Inc.The Gateway Clipper FleetGateway Financial Group, Inc.Guardian Storage SolutionsHenderson Brothers, Inc.Hertz Gateway CenterHouston Harbaugh, P.C.Jones Lang LaSalleL.D. Astorino & Associates, Inc.Lincoln Property CompanyMcCormick & Schmick’sMechanical Operations CompanyMichael Baker CorporationMoe’s Southwest GrillNewmark Grubb Knight FrankOsteria 100Pepper Hamilton LLPPittsburgh History & LandmarksFoundationPittsburgh MagazinePittsburgh PiratesRenewal, Inc.Sanford-Brown InstituteMerrill StabileStrategic Investment Fund, IncToshiba Business Solutions ofWestern PennsylvaniaUnderwriters Brokerage ServiceUrban Pathways Charter SchoolUrban Redevelopment AuthorityWTAE - TVDowntown Advocate – $500The Carlton RestaurantCourtyard Marriott PittsburghDowntownDoubleTree by Hilton Hotel& SuitesDuane Morris LLPThe Elmhurst CompanyFirst Commonwealth BankFirst Lutheran ChurchFirst Presbyterian ChurchFrank Bryan Inc.Gaitens, Tucceri & Nicholas, P.C.Goldstock JewelersHDR Engineering, Inc.Heartland Restaurant GroupHefren-Tillotson, Inc.Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P.Interpark LLCISS Facility Services, Inc. - PittsburghJJ Pittsburgh (Jimmy John’s)Larrimor’sMaher DuesselMcGuireWoods, LLPMidtown Towers/NDC Real EstateOmni William Penn HotelParsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.Penn Ave Renaissance LPPerkins Eastman Architects, P.C.Pitt Ohio ExpressPittsburgh Technology CouncilPlan 4 RetirementConsultants, LLCPMIRobert Morris UniversitySonoma GrilleSplashTiversaTJ&S, Inc.PITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP 11

FOUNDATIONS/SPONSORS/MEMBERS con’t.TREK Development GroupTrinity Episcopal CathedralWestern PennsylvaniaConservancyWestin Convention CenterHotelWyndham Grand PittsburghDowntownYMCA of Greater PittsburghZambelli FireworksDowntown Supporter –$350The Buncher CompanyGrant Street Associates, Inc.Sisterson & Company, LLPStrada Architecture, LLCDowntown Partner –up to $250625 Stanwix Partners L.P.AAA East CentralAfrican American Chamberof CommerceBenedum InterestsCarmassi Benefit GroupCarnegie Library of PittsburghCivic Light Opera Association(Pittsburgh CLO)Nicholas M. Fazzini, Jr. D.D.S.,F.A.G.D.Franklin Electric, L.P.Gateway Towers CondominiumAssociationJohn Hughes AssociatesOptometristsJust Ducky ToursKerestes-MartinAssociates, Inc.Klavon Design Associates, Inc.Levy MGBonnie and Art McSorelyClare MeehanOliver BrothersPittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Inc.Pittsburgh Public TheaterPittsburgh Symphony, Inc.Port of Pittsburgh CommissionRig RigginsThe Rubinoff CompanySmithfield United Churchof ChristYWCA of Greater PittsburghDowntown Neighbor –$100Ron AllisonPhyllis M. ArmstrongMark BroadhurstHerbert BurgerJamie CampolongoWilliam R. Clarkson, Jr.Debra DonleyE. Gerry DudleyEric FederLynne FigginsMariann GeyerThomas B. GrealishThomas J. HarringtonCynthia KaminNathan A. KostelnikJoseph LaganaNancy LynchesKevin McMahonGrant MasonDavid MeyerTammy NelsonRomel L. Nicholas, Sr.Joseph G. PetakEve PickerJohn R. RoachF. Brooks Robinson, Jr.Gerard T. SansostiSteven E. SokolCraig StambaughAaron StauberChris and Linda TempleMatthew WagleJeremy WaldrupRandy WaugamanGeorge WhitmerDowntown Friend –up to $50Leslie CooleyRuth DelachLinda DickersonCeil RockovichDowntown Vendors –$100Casey’s KitchenEddie’s Italian IceFirehouse FranksKenneth HeimbuchHot Dog CartLa Cucina Flegrea Inc.Mellon Square Hot DogVending CartAllen NewtonRed Hot PittsburghTambellini Italian Grill12 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

2012 LEADERSHIPSTAFFOFFICERSThomas J. Harrington,ChairpersonWinthrop Management, LPGrant Mason,Vice ChairOxford Development CompanyWilliam R. Clarkson, Jr.,TreasurerStrategic Investment Fund, Inc.E. Gerry Dudley,SecretaryCBRE, Inc.Richard L. BeynonBeynon & CompanyJames BlueBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementMark BroadhurstEat‘n Park Hospitality Group, Inc.Herbert Burger **Speedwell EnterprisesMariann GeyerPoint Park UniversityDavid P. GleasonFirst Lutheran ChurchThomas B. GrealishHenderson Brothers, Inc.Andre Kimo Stone GuessAugust Wilson Center forAfrican American CultureMelanie HarringtonVibrant PittsburghLarry JacksonAcusisJohn JavaBNY MellonKevin JoyceThe CarltonR. Daniel LavelleCity of Pittsburgh, City CouncilKathleen K. McKenzieWest Penn Allegheny Health SystemDavid OnoratoPittsburgh Parking AuthorityJoseph PetakCBRE, Inc.Lucas B. PiattMillcraft Investments, LLCJohn R. RoachCBRE, Inc.F. Brooks Robinson, Jr.Commonwealth of PA,Office of the GovernorRandy StaggersHighmark, Inc.Janice M. SmithCohen & Grigsby, P.C.Merrill StabileALCO Parking CorporationCraig R. StambaughUPMCAaron StauberRugby Realty Company, Inc.Jeremy WaldrupPresident and CEOLucinda G. BeattieVice President, TransportationJeremy CampbellMarkets ManagerGeof ComingsEconomic Development ManagerJack DoughertyResearch & EconomicDevelopment InternLynda FairbrotherAdministrative AssistantAnastasia FarmerieMarketing InternMark HeckmannEconomic Development AssociatePaul J. HochendonerManager, PDP Clean and StreetTeam ProgramsBrian KurtzResearch and EconomicDevelopment ManagerJamie CampolongoYellow Cab CompanyDavid CasePMIKevin C. ClarkeNewmark Grubb Knight FrankDebra DonleyHertz Gateway CenterEric FederDowntown Resident** EmeritusBarbara A. McMahonRenaissance Pittsburgh HotelKevin McMahonThe Pittsburgh Cultural TrustClare MeehanAlphagraphicsTom MichaelLarrimor’sRomel L. Nicholas, Sr.Gaitens, Tucceri & Nicholas, P.C.Kyra StraussmanUrban RedevelopmentAuthorityThomas L. VanKirk **Highmark, Inc.Jake Wheatley, Jr.State of PennsylvaniaGeorge WhitmerPNC BankYarone S. ZoberCity of Pittsburgh,Office of the MayorLeigh WhiteVice President,Marketing & CommunicationsRobyn L. Williams, CPA, CMADirector of FinanceAllison ZieglerMarketing InternPhotography by John AltdorferPITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP 13

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