Common use of City Contributions Clause in Contracts

City Contributions. As a City Possible member, City agrees to meaningfully engage with Mastercard and other program partners or affiliates and will in good faith consider: • Defining problem statements and challenges for prospective project participants to resolve; • Allocating appropriate staff support and resources (including, without limitation, technology, data insights, and physical space to host meetings and development sessions); • Providing thought leadership through publication of position papers, attendance at sponsored industry events, and contribution to research assignments or projects; • Articulating actionable goals, milestones and indicators consistent with the strategic imperatives of the mayor’s office or task force; • Identifying prospective local partners (including, without limitation, tech startups, civic engagement leaders, academic institutions, and community advocates) with whom to collaborate on work being conducted out of an UCDC; • Contributing to product development and design for UCDC prototypes and advise on implementation and deployment efforts; and • Building out a mentoring network program for emerging city leaders, cadres, managers, and public servants. Further, City agrees to secure commitments from the Office of the Mayor (or equivalent body) acknowledging and pledging support to the City possible program consistent with the terms of this MOU. To further the Parties’ pursuit of the Broad Objectives, and at the direction of the Office of the Mayor (or equivalent body), City will desginate an executive sponsor with the appropriate level of seniority to determine the actions needed to promote the Partnership.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: mccmeetingspublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net, www.wichita.gov

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City Contributions. As a City Possible member, City agrees to meaningfully engage with Mastercard and other program partners or affiliates and will in good faith consider: Defining problem statements and challenges for prospective project participants to resolve; Allocating appropriate staff support and resources (including, without limitation, technology, data insights, and physical space to host meetings and development sessions); Providing thought leadership through publication of position papers, attendance at sponsored industry events, and contribution to research assignments or projects; Articulating actionable goals, milestones and indicators consistent with the strategic imperatives of the mayor’s office or task force; Identifying prospective local partners (including, without limitation, tech startups, civic engagement leaders, academic institutions, and community advocates) with whom to collaborate on work being conducted out of an UCDC; Contributing to product development and design for UCDC prototypes and advise on implementation and deployment efforts; and Building out a mentoring network program for emerging city leaders, cadres, managers, and public servants. Further, City agrees to secure commitments from the Office of the Mayor (or equivalent body) acknowledging and pledging support to the City possible program consistent with the terms of this MOU. To further the Parties’ pursuit of the Broad Objectives, and at the direction of the Office of the Mayor (or equivalent body), City will desginate an executive sponsor with the appropriate level of seniority to determine the actions needed to promote the Partnership.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.wichita.gov, dev.hel.fi

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