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MindMed has seen significant positive momentum and 2023 is a pivotal period for the Company, with two key clinical readouts on our primary drug candidates expected later this year.

Our Board’s six highly qualified nominees have the right mix of experience and expertise to oversee the execution of MindMed’s strategy and position the Company for sustained value creation.

FCM is waging a proxy contest to take control of the Company despite only owning a small percentage of our outstanding shares and failing to provide any realistic strategic plan for MindMed.

FCM’s candidates lack the experience to be additive to our Board and, if elected, would put MindMed’s strategy and shareholders’ investments at serious risk and cause permanent value destruction.

VOTE ON THE WHITE PROXY CARD TODAY FOR ALL OF THE COMPANY’S NOMINEES AND WITHHOLD ON FCM’S NOMINEES TO PROTECT MINDMED.

MYTH VS FACT

Despite FCM’s misguided statements, the facts are clear:

MindMed is Successfully Executing on Our Strategy to Develop Our Diversified Pipeline of Clinical Programs

Recent clinical trial milestones demonstrate MindMed’s momentum across its R&D pipeline, with two key clinical readouts anticipated later this year.

MindMed Has a Proven Track Record of Proactive Director Refreshment

Our slate of directors represents a 100% refreshment of the Board since Robert Barrow became interim CEO in June 2021.

Our Board has the Right Mix of Experience and Backgrounds to Lead MindMed 

Our Board has the necessary drug development and commercialization; financial management and capital allocation; and corporate governance and compliance experience to oversee MindMed’s strategy.

FCM Does Not Understand the Business

The ideas FCM has raised demonstrate an ignorance of the FDA drug approval process applicable to major market psychiatric disorders and ignorance of the capital allocation and financing needs of a company at MindMed’s growth stage and would destroy value for shareholders.

FCM Has Not Made a Case for Representation on the Board, Let Alone Control

If all of its nominees are elected, FCM would control the Company and its $100+ million in cash on hand despite only owning a small percentage of our outstanding shares and failing to provide any realistic strategic plan for MindMed. Giving FCM any representation on the Board would endanger the Company’s current strategy and team at a pivotal period, putting shareholders’ investment at risk.

FCM’s Nominees Do Not Have Additive Backgrounds or Experience

FCM’s nominees lack the relevant experience overseeing clinical, regulatory and go-to-market strategies for MindMed’s field of drug candidates as well as the relevant public company board experience and expertise needed in other key areas such as capital raising. 

Vote TODAY on the WHITE proxy card FOR all six of the Board’s nominees, FOR the other proposals recommended by MindMed, and WITHHOLD on FCM’s nominees.