Management of Program Sample Clauses

Management of Program. 3.1 In order to have appropriate coordination between the parties in the course of the implementation of the Workplan, each party agrees to (i) appoint a technical project leader, (ii) appoint a commercialization manager, (iii) set up a joint technical team for product development management, comprising appropriate membership from 3M and RADIUS.
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Management of Program. The Superintendent's designee is 14 responsible for administering the Professional Growth Awards Program and for 15 coordinating the Professional Growth Awards Committee. Files for unit members 16 who are participating in the program shall be maintained in that office.
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Management of Program. 13 4.15 Computer Reservation Function............................................................. 13 5 EXCLUSIVITY........................................................................................... 13
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Management of Program. The price, terms and conditions --------------------- for the purchase of Frequent Flyer Points from a FFP Supplier, as well as the selection of FFP Suppliers, shall be determined exclusively by Participant without participation by any FFP Supplier. American and its Affiliates shall have no duties or responsibilities, administrative, financial or otherwise, with respect to the Netcentives Program except, in the case of American, American's duties and responsibilities expressly set forth herein as a vendor of AADVANTAGE Miles and any other responsibilities or American expressly set forth herein. American and its Affiliates shall have no implied duties or obligations with respect to the Program. Participant shall operate its business and the Program independently from the FFP Suppliers and shall not permit any FFP Supplier to exercise influence or control over management of its business or the Netcentives Program.
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Management of Program. A. An Early Retirement Incentive Program has the potential to create large financial liabilities for the District if it is not carefully managed. It is the intent of this District to preserve flexibility in the program design to respond to changes in the financial and operating environment.
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Management of Program. 9 Section 7. Removal of the Program Manager.................................................................... 11 Section 8. Reimbursement of the Program Manager.............................................................. 11 Section 9.
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Management of Program. The Computer Systems Program shall be managed and administered on behalf of the Participating Districts by the Council in accordance with the Council Agreement, the Bylaws and this Agreement. In addition, and in order to comply with the requirements of the OECN and Revised Code Sections 3301.075 and 3313.92, and thereby assure eligibility for receipt of funds from the OECN, the board of education or other governing body of one of the Participating Districts is required to serve as Fiscal Agent and, as evidenced by the signature hereto on its behalf, the Governing Board of the Mahoning County Educational Service Center, has agreed to continue to serve as Fiscal Agent for the Program under the terms of this Agreement, subject to the provisions of Section 13 of this Agreement. The Fiscal Agent and the Participating Districts shall coordinate the administration of the Program with the Council, as provided in this Agreement, toward the goal of operating the Program in a cost-effective manner without duplication of governing bodies, administrative staff, services or activities, to the extent permitted by law and by the Department Rules and other applicable policies and procedures of ODE.
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Management of Program. An Early Retirement Incentive Program has the potential to create large financial liabilities for the District if it is not carefully managed. It is the intent of this District to preserve flexibility in the program design to respond to changes in the financial and operating environment. Periodic Review - at least once each fiscal year, the Superintendent shall present to the Board of Directors an analysis of all existing and planned incentive programs, including: An estimate of current and future financial impacts on the District. Recommendations for design of the program for the next year. The District will not undertake any early retirement incentive program unless analysis by the District indicates that the total cost, over the life of the program, will be no greater than it would be if participating employees had continued working until the normal retirement age for full social security benefits. Any change that may be made in the program will affect employees who retire after the change but will not affect the benefits of retirees currently enrolled in the Early Retirement Incentive Program at the time the change is made. Offering a Program Each Year Not Assured - This policy is not intended to imply that the District will offer an early retirement incentive program each year. Each year, the Board of directors shall decide whether to offer a program for the following year, based upon consideration of the overall good of the District, including impacts on finances, staffing and management resources. POLICY PROVISIONS
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