Personal Involvement of Warner Sample Clauses

Personal Involvement of Warner. The Manager agrees that Warner will personally devote his time and attention to the fulfillment of the Manager’s obligations hereunder as follows: (i) during each of the first two thirty-day periods following the Term Commencement Date, Warner will be present at the Facility on at least eight (8) calendar days during each such thirty-day period; and (ii) after the second complete calendar month during the Term: (a) Warner will, on average throughout the Term, make at least two (2) visits to the Facility per month; and (b) Warner will devote at least sixty (60) hours per month to the Manager’s obligations under this Agreement, at least half of which such hours will be spent at the Facility. The Parties acknowledge and agree that nothing in this Section 3.16 constitutes an undertaking of personal liability on behalf of Warner to the Owner or to any other party. Warner will attend at least seventy-five percent (75%) of meetings of the board of directors of the Owner in person and the Manager shall use best efforts to cause a Manager personnel to attend every meeting of the board of directors of the Owner at which the attendance of the Manager is requested, subject to the following: (i) Warner will not be required to attend more than two (2) such meetings in any calendar month, but, if the Owner so requests, other personnel of the Manager will attend meetings in excess of such number, (ii) Warner and the Manager are given at least ten (10) calendar days prior notice of any such meeting, (iii) Warner (or personnel of the Manager) may telephonically attend meetings which are telephonic meetings of the board, and (iv) the board will provide to the Manager copies of written minutes of such meetings to the extent such minutes are prepared by the Owner, subject to redaction of information that, if disclosed to the Manager, would adversely affect the attorney-client privilege of such information or is otherwise confidential in nature.
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