Customer Introductions Sample Clauses

Customer Introductions. Seller shall, upon reasonable request of Buyer, introduce Buyer, or arrange for a personal introduction of Buyer's representatives, to customers of Seller for the purpose of insuring good relationships with such parties immediately following the Closing.
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Customer Introductions. From and after the Closing until the second anniversary of the Closing Date, LM shall, and shall cause each Transferor Subsidiary to, upon the request of the Company, to the extent reasonably practicable, introduce the Company, or arrange for a personal introduction of the Representatives of the Company, to customers of the Businesses for the purpose of ensuring good customer relationships following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. LM shall, and shall cause each Transferor Subsidiary to, upon the request of GE at any time from the date of this Agreement until the Closing Date, to the extent reasonably practicable, introduce GE, or arrange for a personal introduction of the Representatives of GE, to customers and significant vendors to the Businesses for the purpose of ensuring good customer and vendor relationships following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. After the Closing Date, to the extent permitted by applicable Law, SES shall, and shall cause each of the SES Entities, upon the request of the GE Entities at any time, to the extent reasonably practicable, to introduce the GE Entities, or arrange for a personal introduction of the representatives of the GE Entities, to customers and significant vendors to the Transferred Businesses for the purpose of ensuring good customer and vendor relationships following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. The Company shall, upon request of UOP, introduce UOP, or arrange for a personal introduction of UOP's representatives, to customers of the Division and/or the CRILAR JV for the purpose of insuring good customer relationships immediately following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. To the extent practicable, upon the request of Qwest or Qwest Subsidiary, introduce Qwest or Qwest Subsidiary, or arrange for a personal introduction of their respective representatives, to customers of any of the Company and its Subsidiaries for the purpose of ensuring good customer relationships following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. Seller shall use its best efforts to arrange in-person meetings at the premises of each of the Major HM5000 Customers [TEXT HAS BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT. THE OMITTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SEC.] Such personal meetings shall include (a) at least one member of Buyer's senior management team, (b) a representative of the Major HM5000 Customer and (c) (i) with respect to the meetings with Wal-Mart and CFI, respectively and (ii) upon request of Buyer, with respect to any other Major HM5000 Customer, Seller's CEO. Seller shall coordinate the timing of such meetings with Buyer and Buyer shall use its best efforts to make its senior management team available for such meetings. At such meetings, Seller shall introduce Buyer as the new contact for the HM5000 Non-Airtime Services. The purpose of such meeting shall be to xxxxxx and encourage a future business relationship between Buyer and such Major HM5000 Customers and the conduct of the meeting, by both parties, shall be consistent with such purpose. "Major HM5000 Customers" shall mean the top ten (10) HM5000 Customers as measured by HM5000 mobile unit installation base as of the Closing.
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Customer Introductions. Seller shall from time to time identify certain of its large apparel customers that (i) have production facilities *** (ii) *** and (iii) are perceived by Seller to be willing to purchase or outsource trim purchasing and logistics (the "IDENTIFIED CUSTOMERS"). Seller shall introduce Buyer to such of the Identified Customers as Buyer may request, for the purpose of converting such customers to a full trim package marketed and sold by Buyer, with a portion of such trim package to be sold to Buyer by Seller under this Agreement. Such introductions may be made in the form of joint calls on such customers, or any other manner reasonably calculated to afford Buyer the opportunity to market its trim package business to such customers.
Customer Introductions. From and after the date of this Agreement until the Closing Date, each Seller Entity shall, to the extent reasonably practicable, upon the request of Buyer at any time prior to the Closing Date, introduce Buyer, or arrange for a personal introduction of the Representatives of Buyer, to customers of the Business for the purpose of allowing Buyer to evaluate the Business and its prospects and for the purpose of ensuring good customer relationships following the Closing.
Customer Introductions. Seller shall use its best efforts to arrange in-person meetings at the premises of each of the Major HM5000 Customers within ninety (90) days after Closing. Such personal meetings shall include (a) at least one member of Buyer’s senior management team, (b) a representative of the Major HM5000 Customer and (c) (i) with respect to the meetings with Wal-Mart and CFI, respectively and (ii) upon request of Buyer, with respect to any other Major HM5000 Customer, Seller’s CEO. Seller shall coordinate the timing of such meetings with Buyer and Buyer shall use its best efforts to make its senior management team available for such meetings. At such meetings, Seller shall introduce Buyer as the new contact for the HM5000 Non-Airtime Services. The purpose of such meeting shall be to xxxxxx and encourage a future business relationship between Buyer and such Major HM5000 Customers and the conduct of the meeting, by both parties, shall be consistent with such purpose. “Major HM5000 Customers” shall mean the top ten (10) HM5000 Customers as measured by HM5000 mobile unit installation base as of the Closing.
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