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              III. OVERVIEW

              This Employee Handbook (the “Handbook”) has been developed to provide general guidelines about our
              Company policies and procedures for employees. It is a guide to assist you in becoming familiar with some
              of the privileges and obligations of your employment, including Company policy of voluntary at‐will
              employment. None of the policies or guidelines in the Handbook are intended to give rise to contractual
              rights or obligations, or to be construed as a guarantee of employment for any specific period of time, or any
              specific type of work. Additionally, with the exception of the voluntary at‐will employment policy, these
              guidelines are subject to modification, amendment or revocation by Single Barrel Consulting, LLC at any
              time, without advance notice.

              The personnel policies of Single Barrel Consulting, LLC are established by the Board of Directors, which
              has delegated authority and responsibility for their administration to Deborah Matthews Dunafon and
              Michele Poague, the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer. The Executive Director or Chief
              Executive Officer may, in turn, delegate authority for administering specific policies. Employees are
              encouraged to consult his or her immediate supervisor for additional information regarding the policies,
              procedures, and privileges described in this Handbook. Questions about personnel matters also may be
              reviewed with Deborah Matthews Dunafon, or Michele Poague.

              Single Barrel Consulting, LLC will provide everyone a copy of this Handbook upon employment. All
              employees are expected to abide by it. The highest standards of personal and professional ethics and behavior
              are expected of all Single Barrel Consulting, LLC employees. Further, Single Barrel Consulting, LLC
              expects each employee to display good judgment, diplomacy and courtesy in their professional relationships
              with members of Single Barrel Consulting, LLC’ Board of Directors, committees, membership, staff, and the
              general public.


              IV. VOLUNTARY AT‐WILL EMPLOYMENT

              Unless an employee has a written employment agreement with Single Barrel Consulting, LLC, which
              provides differently, all employment at Single Barrel Consulting, LLC is “at‐will.”

              That means that employees may be terminated from employment with Single Barrel Consulting, LLC with or
              without cause, and employees are free to leave the employment of Single Barrel Consulting, LLC with or
              without cause. Any representation by any Single Barrel Consulting, LLC’ officer or employee contrary to
              this policy is not binding upon Single Barrel Consulting, LLC unless it is in writing and is signed by the
              Executive Director or Chief Executive Officer.


              V. ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES

              Because of the delay and expense involved in litigation before the state and federal courts, or before
              the state or federal agencies, Single Barrel Consulting, LLC and its employees understand and agree
              that any claim or dispute arising out of or relating to my recruitment, hiring, employment or termination
              from employment with Single Barrel Consulting, LLC shall be subject to final and binding arbitration,
              pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act 9,U.S.C -1 et seq. and the Colorado Arbitration Act. The arbitration
              will be conducted in Denver, Colorado.

              Claims which must be arbitrated under this agreement include but are not limited to:
              any and all claims on common law, whether in tort or contract;
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