For-Profit. Private businesses, industry, organizations, groups and/or individuals when the intended use is “for-profit.”
For-Profit. The corporation is for profit. The corporation's existence shall begin when the charter is filed by the Secretary of State. Dated: March 14th, 1991 /s/ Xxxxxx X. North, Jr. ----------------------------------- Xxxxxx X. North, Jr., Incorporator [ ] CORPORATION APPRAISAL REPORT STATE OF TENNESSEE SECRETARY OF STATE SUITE 1800, XXXXX X. XXXX BUILDING NASHVILLE, TN 37243-(illegible) Filing Fee - $10.00; Priviledge Tax - $10.00; Total Amount Due - $20.00 Month is December THIS REPORT IS DUE ON OR BEFORE April 1, 1997
For-Profit. On occasion for-profit employees may seek to be located on the Brandeis campus. This can occur in a number of ways. A guest appointment may be made where the courtesy is extended to a for-profit employee to participate with Brandeis University faculty for a period of time on a research project. For-profit employees will be given a guest appointment through the Office of the Xxxxxxx and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and will adhere to all regulations and policies of the institution. These people are usually not paid through the University. For-profit employees may apply to use space on the campus on a pay-as- you-go basis and have a research relationship with a faculty member here. The major criteria for allowing use of space is that the for-profit employee carries on research of interest to the company with a mutual interest to the faculty members involved in similar research at the University. In this instance, the space is rented for a period of time and the employees must be covered by all aspects of a formal research agreement concerning use of space, equipment, and liability for the individuals involved.
For-Profit. See the definitions page for a description of the various types of rentals and what is included in each rental. Main Theatre (430 Seats) Daily Rate Standard Rental $995.00 Meeting Rental $485.00 Additional Performance Fee $800.00 Black Box Theater (150 Seats) Standard Rental $475.00 Meeting Rental $330.00 Additional Performance $400.00 Amphitheater (150 Seats plus Standing) Standard Rental $220.00 Meeting $125.00 Lobby Art Exhibit $250.00 THERE ARE EXTRA CHARGES FOR TECHNICAL CREW, STAGE CREW, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AND CUSTODIAN. ANY OUTSIDE TECHNICAL CREW IS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE CENTER STAFF BEFORE “LOAD IN” BEGINS. ANY AND ALL RENTALS OF THE FINE ARTS CENTER REQUIRE AT LEAST ONE FINE ARTS CENTER TECHNICIAN TO BE IN THE BUILDING AT ALL TIMES AT THE RENTER’S EXPENSE. THERE IS A PENALTY FEE OF $200 IF EVIDENCE OF FOOD, GUM OR DRINKS IS FOUND IN THE THEATER PROPER. Additional Rental Options Charged once per rental Load-in $150.00 Supplemental Cleaning Fee $250.00 Marley Floor $300.00 Additional Equipment Daily Rate Grand Piano $200.00 (tuning by approved tuner at expense of the client) Upright Piano $75.00 (tuning by approved tuner at expense of the client) Mic (Additional Handheld Wireless) $25.00 Video Projector Package $200.00 Microphone Body/Lapel Wireless) $50.00 Staff Hourly Rate Head Technician/House Manager $35.00 Technician $30.00 Student Technician $25.00 Custodian $25.00 Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center Fee Schedule Definitions and Special Fees Standard Rental Up to 8 hours of rental me including: no more than one performance, up to 4 wireless handheld microphones, FAC owned tables and chairs, customizable lighting, sound/audio playback. Additional hours (beyond 8) or additional performances (beyond 1) will incur the related fees as outlined on the fee schedule/invoice.)
