January 2002 Sample Clauses

January 2002. 1) Effective 1 January 2002 the Company will terminate your employment as an executive of the Company by mutual consent (though you will continue to hold your elected Board position and the office of Chairman of the Board). Your Employment Agreement dated August 10, 2000 will be terminated effective 31 December 2001, provided that the Company will pay you severance equal to nine months' salary over the twelve months with the first payment commencing 28 February 2002. Payments will be made monthly thereafter as the Company's payroll is paid. In the event the Company is acquired, merged, or receives new financing in excess of $5 million in the calendar year 2002, then all severance payments to you will be accelerated. The value of your accrued balance of vacation time on 31 December 2001 will be rolled into your schedule of severance payments.
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