POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS REPORT

2018 SECOND HALF

March 2019

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I am pleased to share Celgene’s political contributions report for the second half of 2018, which includes a listing of candidates and political committees supported by the Celgene Corporation Political Action Committee (Celgene PAC) and Celgene Corporation during the period from July 1 through December 31 of 2018.

The Celgene PAC is a volunteer, nonpartisan, employee-run organization that provides opportunities for eligible employees to participate in the American political process. The Celgene PAC supports and contributes to candidates from both political parties who share our commitment to these core principles of access and innovation in health care:

• Expanding access to medicines through a competitive marketplace and a regulatory environment in which innovation can flourish

• Protecting the patient-physician relationship and ensuring patient access to innovative treatments

• Recognizing the important role of biopharmaceutical companies and their employees in the ecosystem of innovation in health care

During the second half of 2018 the Celgene PAC made contributions totaling $111,200 to 62 candidates and $1,500 to two political committees from both political parties at the federal and state level. Contributions from Celgene Corporation in states where corporate contributions are permitted totaled $15,000 to 23 candidates from both political parties.

I hope you will take a few moments to review this report and see which candidates the Celgene PAC and Celgene Corporation supported in your state.

During the second half of 2018, the Celgene PAC continued its strong track record of support to candidates and committees of both parties that share our commitment to discovering, developing, and delivering therapies for patients. This is a reflection of the continued support of Celgene PAC members throughout the company.

The Celgene PAC Board of Directors, which is comprised of Celgene employees, meets monthly to consider recommendations for PAC support and approve contributions to candidates and political committees. The Celgene PAC Board also reviews and approves political contributions made by Celgene Corporation in states and to entities where contributions with corporate funds are permitted.

It is more important than ever for us to positively and proactively engage elected officials to demonstrate the importance of biomedical innovation and patient access in health care. I am confident that together, we can have a positive impact on the environment for innovation and access on behalf of the patients we serve.

Thank you for your support,

Rich Bagger Chairman, Celgene PAC

A Message from Rich Bagger Chairman, Celgene PAC

Cover photos listed clockwise: Ohio Statehouse, United States Capitol, Iowa State Capitol.

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RICH BAGGER | CHAIRMAN Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs and Market Access

JONATHAN BILLER | TREASURER Executive Vice President and General Counsel

NADIM AHMED President Hematology and Oncology

JOANNE BECK Executive Vice President Global Pharmaceutical Development and Operations

PEGGY BRAND Senior Director State Government Relations

GREG CHESMORE Vice President US Government Relations and Policy

PATRICK GLIHA Senior Director State Government Relations

JENNIFER JORGENSON Senior Hematology Oncology Consultant

JENNIFER SHEWMAKE District Sales Manager Inflammation & Immunology

GREGORY OAKES Corporate Vice President General Manager US Inflammation and Immunology

MICHELE SHARR-MCMAHON Director Oncology Clinical Program Lead CAR T

ALANNA TEMME Executive Director Federal Government Relations

WINSELOW TUCKER Corporate Vice President US General Manager Hematology and Oncology

Celgene Corporation Political Action Committee Board of Directors

Celgene Ambassadors at the 2018 Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C.

Individual voices are important. Our collective voice is even more powerful. This is why it’s a privilege to serve on Celgene’s PAC Board of Directors; helping the Hematology/Oncology franchise grow our PAC and our voice. As constituents and advocates, it’s a historically critical time to stand up and be counted. Our collective voice must loudly resonate with policy makers to protect medical innovation and good health care policy on behalf of the patients we serve.

– Jennifer Jorgenson Senior Hematology Oncology Consultant

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Second Half 2018 Political Contributions by Celgene PAC & Celgene Corporation

ARIZONA

COLORADO

DELAWARE

CALIFORNIA

CANDIDATE PARTY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC CORPORATE

Senator Krysten Sinema D U.S. Senate $2,500

Representative Ruben Gallego D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Anna Eschoo D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Doris Matsui D U.S. House of Representatives $2,500

Representative Kevin McCarthy R U.S House of Representatives $5,000

Representative Scott Peters D U.S. House of Representatives $1,500

Representative Raul Ruiz D U.S. House of Representatives $2,500

Representative Jackie Speier D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Eric Swalwell D U.S. House of Representatives $3,000

Representative Mimi Walters R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

State Senator Toni Atkins D State Senate $1,000

State Senator Pat Bates R State Senate $1,000

State Senator Jerry Hill D State Senate $1,000

State Senator Janet Nguyen R State Senate $1,000

State Senator Richard Pan D State Senate $1,000

State Assembly Member Brian Dahle R State Assembly $1,000

State Assembly Member Chad Mayes R State Assembly $1,000

Senator Cory Gardner R U.S. Senate $4,000

Senator Tom Carper D U.S. Senate $4,700

Representative Carlos Curbelo R U.S. House ofRepresentatives $1,000

Representative Greg Steube R U.S. House ofRepresentatives $1,000

FLORIDA

SECOND HALF 2018

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MASSACHUSETTS

LOUISIANA

MICHIGAN

MARYLAND

MINNESOTA

MISSOURI

MISSISSIPPI

CANDIDATE PARTY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC CORPORATE

Representative Buddy Carter R U.S. House ofRepresentatives $2,500

Representative John Shimkus R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Senator Joe Donnelly D U.S. Senate $4,500

Representative Larry Buschon R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Senator Mitch McConnell R U.S. Senate $5,000

Representative Brett Guthrie R U.S. House of Representatives $2,500

Senator Bill Cassidy R U.S. Senate $2,500

Representative Steny Hoyer D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Katherine Clark D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Joe Kennedy D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Seth Moulton D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Richie Neal D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Debbie Dingell D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Erik Paulsen R U.S. House of Representatives $5,000

Senator Roy Blunt R U.S. Senate $5,000

State Senator Brice Wiggins R State Senate $250

State Representative Charles Busby R State House of Representatives $250

State Representative Scott Delano R State House of Representatives $250

State Representative Philip Gunn R State House of Representatives $250

INDIANA

KENTUCKY

ILLINOIS

SECOND HALF 2018

GEORGIA

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CANDIDATE PARTY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC CORPORATE

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto D U.S. Senate $2,500

Representative Josh Gottheimer D U.S House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Leonard Lance R U.S House of Representatives $2,500

Representative Tom MacArthur R U.S House of Representatives $2,000

Representative Donald Payne Jr. D U.S House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Jeff Van Drew D U.S House of Representatives $1,000

State Senator Gay Kernan R State Senate $500

State Senator Mary Kay Papen D State Senate $500

State Senator John Arthur Smith D State Senate $500

State Representative Brian Egolf D State House of Representatives $500

State Representative Patricia Lundstrom D State House of Representatives $500

State Representative Liz Thomson D State House of Representatives $500

Representative Brian Higgins D U.S House of Representatives $1,000

Senator Richard Burr R U.S. Senate $2,500

NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA

NEW MEXICO

SECOND HALF 2018

I am honored to be a member of Celgene’s PAC Board representing the Hematology/Oncology franchise. I am proud that my voice will be one of many who will support legislation that ensures that patients have access to innovative, life-saving medicines for their unmet medical needs. We are committed to these patients, first and foremost.

– Michele Sharr-McMahon Director Oncology Clinical Program Lead CAR T

NEVADA

NEW JERSEY

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CANDIDATE PARTY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC CORPORATE

Representative Kelly Armstrong R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Representative Anthony Gonzalez R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

State Senator Kim David R State Senate $500

State Senator Dave Rader R State Senate $500

State Senator Greg Treat R State Senate $500

State Representative Jon Echols R State House of Representatives $500

State Representative Cyndi Munson D State House of Representatives $500

Representative Kurt Schrader D U.S. House of Representatives $2,000

Governor Tom Wolf D Governor $2,000

Senator Bob Casey D U.S. Senate $2,000

Representative Madeleine Dean D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

Senator Marsha Blackburn R U.S. Senate $2,500

State Senator Beckey Massey R State Senate $500

State Senator Shane Reeves R State Senate $500

State Representative Raumesh Akbari D State House of Representatives $500

State Representative Glen Casada R State House of Representatives $500

State Representative William Lamberth R State House of Representatives $500

Representative Lance Gooden R U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

State Senator Dawn Buckingham R State Senate $250

State Senator Kelly Hancock R State Senate $250

State Senator Charles Schwertner R State Senate $250

State Representative Greg Bonnen R State House of Representatives $250

TEXAS

SECOND HALF 2018

OREGON

PENNSYLVANIA

TENNESSEE

OKLAHOMA

NORTH DAKOTA

OHIO

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Contributions made to candidates or committees in states shown in blue.

WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN

VIRGINIA

TEXAS CONT’D

CANDIDATE PARTY OFFICE SOUGHT PAC CORPORATE

State Representative Four Price R State House of Representatives $250

State Representative Tom Oliverson R State House of Representatives $250

State Representative JD Sheffield R State House of Representatives $250

State Representative John Zerwas R State House of Representatives $250

Governor Ralph Northam D Governor $1,500

Senator Tim Kaine D U.S. Senate $2,000

Senator Mark Warner D U.S. Senate $5,000

Representative Derek Kilmer D U.S. House of Representatives $1,000

State Representative John Nygren R State Assembly $1,000

Wisconsin State Senate Democratic Committee D State Senate $1,000

Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee D State Assembly $500

Celgene employees are committed to always putting patients first. Participating in the PAC aligns with our patient-centric pledge because the Celgene PAC is committed to improving the U.S. healthcare system by supporting legislators who believe that patients should always have access to the right medications at the right time.

– Jennifer Shewmake District Sales Manager Inflammation & Immunology