Exhibitor Personnel Sample Clauses

Exhibitor Personnel. During expo marketplace hours of the online expo the exhibiting company is expected to have staff available to respond but not limited to emails, phone calls, video chats or chat rooms depending upon online expo service level purchased. All booths must be kept open and properly staffed. Inadequate staffing levels or lack of staffing will not be permitted and may result in probation or permanent removal from the Ohio Safety Congress & Expo. Booth personnel must conduct themselves in a professional manner. BWC reserves the right to warn and or penalize any derogatory behavior in the Code of Conduct including but not limited to acts of aggression, annoyance, lewdness, harassment, inappropriate attire, or physical disruptions to the event. This applies to all public or private correspondence on any OSC or BWC online event, platform and social media outlets.
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Exhibitor Personnel. The Exhibition is limited to individuals, business firms, manufacturers and dealers who have contracted and paid for space assignments. Each Exhibitor shall furnish CDF with the names of its representatives. The Exhibitor and its representatives are required to wear identification badges throughout the exhibition period. The badges are not transferable, and CDF reserves the right to withdraw the use of any badge used to gain admission to the Exhibition by any person other than the one for whom it was issued. Unless approved by CDF in advance, each Exhibit space is limited to a maximum of one (1) company, five (5) badges and one (1) Exhibitor Program listing. Additional Exhibit badges are $75 each.
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Exhibitor Personnel. Exhibitor personnel must be clothed in acceptable attire and must restrict their activities to their own Exhibit Space.
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Exhibitor Personnel. Exhibits must be staffed during all show hours. The NAIC reserves the right to prohibit an exhibit or any part of an exhibit which in its judgment may detract from the character of the exhibition or the Insurance Summit. Canvassing the conference area or distribution of literature or souvenirs outside the assigned Exhibit Hall booth or Exhibitor Theater during Exhibitor’s allotted time is strictly prohibited.
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Exhibitor Personnel. Each Exhibitor will furnish Management in advance, the name of those per- sons who will staff the booth on the exhibitor Personal will be admitted to the show floor at 8:00 am each day. In the event earlier admission is required special permission must be obtained form Manage- ment Exhibitor’s representatives xxxxxxx the exhibit will be owners, employees, or agents of exhibiting companies, and such representatives will wear proper badge identification furnished by the exposition. Such badges will be supplied upon presentation of the list of personnel by the exhibitor. Each exhibi- tor will place on file in Show Management Office the name of the representative including (hotel or local phone number) who has primary responsibility on the floor for the exhibitor’s display and who is authorized to make decisions for the exhibitor as requested Management on-site or in case of emer- gency. Note: Supplying exhibitor personnel badges to current or prospective customers by exhibitors is expressly forbidden. If such use of exhibitors badges is made and this is recognized individuals wearing said badges will be removed form the premises and badges will be confiscated. Management will sup- ply visitors passes which the Exhibitor may distribute to said customer for purpose of attendee registra- tion. The Exhibitor personnel registration is to be used solely for employees or agents of the Exhibitor.
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Exhibitor Personnel. All exhibitor personnel must be clothed in no less than shorts and a tank top and must restrict activities to their own booth.
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