CorpAcq SPAC Presentation Deck

5 Today's Presenters . Simon Orange CORPORATE ACQUNSITIONS &INVESTMENYS Founder & Chairman Established CorpAcq in 2006 Current role includes identifying and negotiating acquisitions in conjunction with CorpAcq partners and driving funding, strategic development and partnership Has been involved in funding and managing businesses and has overseen the creation and growth of several ventures that have exited successfully Also a Founder, Investor, and Director of BOL Foods (a company supplying food products to major retailers) Source: CorpAcq and Churchill Capital Corp VII Management. CorpAcq David Martin CorpAcq CORPORATE ACQUISITIONS & INVESTMENTS Chief Executive Officer Joined CorpAcq as the Finance Director in 2007 and was appointed as Chief Executive Officer in 2011 Leads all operational matters for CorpAcq and is actively involved with subsidiary businesses Has had extensive involvement with the management and financial control of UK manufacturing businesses across numerous sectors Prior to joining CorpAcq, held a number of key positions within Nestle UK, Frank Roberts & Sons, Volex, and GEC Stuart Kissen . CorpAcq CORPORATE ACQUISITIONS & INVESTMENTS Acquisitions & Investments Joined CorpAcq in 2019 as Acquisitions Manager Current role includes leading new business origination alongside structuring, negotiating, and executing acquisitions Began career at Goldman Sachs followed by 11 years at Glencore, ultimately as Head of Sugar Trading Globally Garnered commercial experience at Glencore managing a global physical and paper trading book as well as leading contract negotiations alongside complementary M&A activities CHURCHILL CAPITAL VII CorpAcq Churchill Michael Klein CHURCHILL CAPITAL VII Chairman and CEO Founder and CEO of Churchill l- VII which have completed four business combinations to date Founder and managing partner of M. Klein and Company, which he founded in 2012 Background in strategic advisory work was built during his 30+ year career, including more than two decades at Citi and its predecessors Previously CEO of Citi's institutional businesses, which had aggregate revenues of approximately $20 billion and 65,000 employees Served as a private advisor to the Government of the United Kingdom in responding to the financial market crisis

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