Portfolio Rights Sample Clauses
The Portfolio Rights clause grants an investor or party the ability to include the company or investment in their portfolio for promotional or reporting purposes. Typically, this means the investor can list the company’s name, logo, or a brief description on their website, marketing materials, or in communications with other potential investors. This clause ensures that investors can publicly demonstrate their involvement with the company, which can enhance their reputation and attract further business opportunities.
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Portfolio Rights a. Vendor retains the nonexclusive, perpetual and worldwide right to display, reproduce and distribute the designs in Vendor’s portfolio and website, and third-party trade publications or exhibits, solely for the purpose of promoting or exemplifying Vendor’s work, and the right to be credited with copyright ownership and authorship of the designs in connection with such use.
Portfolio Rights. 8.1 You hereby grant us a limited, nonexclusive, non-sublicensable, royalty-free worldwide license to use, publish, and display any deliverables that we develop in connection with the Services for the purpose of marketing and advertising (the “Portfolio Rights License”). You may revoke the Portfolio Rights License at any time by sending written notice to ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. If you revoke the Portfolio Rights License, we will stop using your deliverables for marketing and advertising purposes, however your deliverables may continue to exist elsewhere online such as where the deliverables have been used by others in accordance with the Portfolio Rights License.
Portfolio Rights. Provider reserves the right to include a discreet credit link on Client's website and to include screenshots or links to Client's website in Provider's portfolio unless Client explicitly opts out in writing.
Portfolio Rights. Upon Client’s publication of any Deliverable, Agency may publicize depictions of the Deliverables, link to any online content containing the Deliverables, and describe its role in creating the Deliverables. Agency may (a) publicize the fact that Client is Agency’s client; (b) describe the nature of its work for the Client; and (c) subject to any reasonable restrictions imposed by Client, utilize Client’s trade name(s) and trademark(s) in connection with its publicity.