Shake Shack, Inc.

FAM is a growth manager that uses proprietary, bottom-up, fundamental research to identify companies that are undergoing positive dynamic change. The firm invests in companies experiencing high unit volume growth and/or companies undergoing a positive life cycle change. Companies with high unit volume growth are experiencing growing revenues and unit volume, increasing market share, and an expanding business. Companies undergoing positive life cycle change may have new management, a new product innovation, may be involved in a new acquisition or may stand to benefit from new regulations. FAM offers multiple investment strategies.

Our firm was founded to help small investors build significant capital over time. Since we believe in owning as many promising stocks as possible, we generally buy on margin.* Borrowing to invest can force liquidations if the market collapses, so we try to balance this exposure by selling short. This ability to seek investments both up and downstream is rarely available to smaller investors. We, however, view it as an effective tool that doubles our clients' dollars at work (it also doubles our commissions), while moderately reducing their exposure to abrupt swings in the market. Our approach is not for the short-term investor. Clients must be able and willing to accept risks. Accounts will experience sharp fluctuations month to month, year to year. It takes a strong stomach to invest with us. Clients entrust decision making for their accounts to us: we buy and sell without asking our clients to authorize in advance each transaction. We are paid commissions for our work

12 West Capital Management invests in equity, equity related and credit securities traded globally. The firm's investment strategy involves investing both long and short predominately in listed equity securities. They may also invest in preferred stocks, warrants, rights, options, swaps and other derivative instruments, bonds and other fixed-income securities, futures and money market instruments. 12 West tends to invest in small-cap companies (market value less than $2.5 billion). The firm typically invests in long positions with a 3-year investment horizon. If they cannot find compelling investment opportunities, the Funds will hold cash.

SEG offers a long-only equity management program that utilizes fundamental analysis to select stocks they believe will provide better than market returns over a complete market cycle. Money market reserves may comprise 0 to 50 percent of the account, but generally range from 0 to 20 percent, depending on market conditions. SEG generally limits their portfolio of securities to less than 40 than stocks in each account. SEG employs eight primary investment strategies. Their investment strategies are generally driven by a research-intensive, fundamental bottom-up process and draw upon a centralized research department. These strategies include: Small-Mid Cap /Long-Only, US Core, Concentrated Opportunistic, US Long/Short, International Long/Short, International Long-Only, Global Long-Only, and Private Equity. SEG obtains exposure to particular issuers or securities for their private funds (and may for individual clients) through various types of derivatives transactions, including swaps and contracts for differences. In addition, they may hedge exposure to currency fluctuations for foreign securities owned by the private funds by entering into currency forward or option transactions.

Alliance Consumer Growth (ACG) invests in high-growth consumer companies located in the US with revenues of $5 - $50+ million, strong & sustainable gross margins and growth potential. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of food & beverage, health & beauty, household, pet care, apparel & leisure and retail & services. They provides financing for growth capital requirements with an investment size ranging from $5 to $25 million per investment.

USHG LLC owns and operates a chain of restaurants and cafes. The firm is a restaurant development group with a controlling interest in the Shake Shack quick-service restaurant franchise, eight fine dining restaurants, concessions in stadiums and other public spaces, a catering company, and a hospitality consultancy. The company was founded by Daniel Harris Meyer in 1998 and is headquartered in New York, NY.