Common use of Exit Event Clause in Contracts

Exit Event. An Exit Event refers to the situation where any unvested equity will immediately and automatically vest. For there to be an Exit Event, there must be a material reduction and/or alteration of the Participant’s title, role and responsibilities and one of the Company events identified below must be triggered. The Company events are defined as (i) a “Change of Control” to a third party or any of the existing shareholders whereby 50.1% of voting shares or control of board or management is acquired or (ii) disposal of all or substantially all of the assets of the Company or (iii) a takeover offer in accordance with any US listing requirements.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Employment Agreement (Global Blue Group Holding AG), Employment Agreement (Global Blue Group Holding AG)