Program Summary. The Program awards:
Program Summary. The overarching goal of AUB, through the USAID Higher Education Scholarships (HES) is to increase the private sector competitiveness through increased workforce readiness linked to job opportunities. The project aims specifically at increasing access to quality education, and equipping the beneficiary scholars with the necessary technical, soft, and leadership skills needed to excel in the labor market. Higher Education Scholarships (HES) at AUB will provide undergraduate scholarships, covering educational costs including a housing/transportation allowance and stipends to attend high quality universities that promote critical thinking, freedom, diversity, and respect. HES consists of two components: Component 1: The University Scholarship Program (USP VIII) The University Scholarship Program – Phase Eight (USP VIII) which aims at enabling 40 meritorious and financially disadvantaged Lebanese public and private school graduates to access quality higher education to increase their job readiness and maximize their potential in supporting Lebanon’s democratic and economic development. Component 2: Refugee Scholarship Support (RSS) HES will offer scholarships to non-Lebanese, having refugee status and are legally residing in Lebanon, to complete undergraduate studies. RSS allows the recruitment, selection, and enrollment of one cohort of 9 non- Lebanese refugee students for up to four academic years.
Program Summary. INDOT’s OJT Program fulfills its objective by implementing a program that is dynamic and addresses constraints through the following elements: • The program is contractor-based and affords each contractor flexibility in selecting which projects trainees can be utilized. • Encourages contractors to select individual trainees who can become members of the contractor’s regular workforce upon completion of their program. • Emphasizes training in skilled-craft classifications using approved apprenticeship programs and other training programs approved by FHWA. • Monitors the quality of training each individual receives. • Assists contractors with addressing their EEO goals through training of minorities, women, and disadvantaged individuals. • Partners with the industry and community-based organizations capable of providing OJT supportive services to trainees. • Encourages systematic and direct recruitment of trainees through a variety of referral sources.
Program Summary. The “Program” is defined and summarized in the attached Exhibit “A” and incorporated by this reference.
Program Summary. For the benefit of both parties hereto, Virgin and Bank have agreed to collaboratively launch, promote and maintain the Program, to be offered to customers, prospective customers, and employees of Virgin in the United States. The parties’ intent is that they will work in collaboration (emphasizing communication and good faith efforts) to maximize the value of the Program for their mutual benefit. To that end, the parties agree that, although the provisions of this Section 1.1 do not supersede either party’s rights and obligations as set forth elsewhere in this Agreement, it is the intent of each party that its respective performance under this Agreement shall be guided by the following objectives: • Generate new Accounts and improve Net Sales • Develop and cultivate Member relationships and build loyalty • Improve overall profitability for Virgin In order to achieve the Program objectives, an extraordinary amount of cooperation and communication between the parties is essential. Accordingly, the parties shall establish an Operating Committee as set forth in Section 2.1 (i). Through such Operating Committee, the parties shall work together in good faith to review, discuss and address any particular concerns that either such party has with regard to the general performance of the overall portfolio, as well as any matters which either party believes to be material with respect to the ongoing administration of the Program.
Program Summary. The Program awards: • One (1) Point for every $1 of Net Purchases. Can be redeemed for account credit, merchandise, gift cards and travel redemptions.
Program Summary. The Surface+ Offer for Microsoft Customers in Japan is an end-customer promotion designed to encourage Customers to purchase Eligible Surface Products. Accordingly, Participants who make qualifying sales or leases of at least fifty (50) units of the applicable Eligible Surface Products or at least five (5) Surface Hub 2S Product through a single Reseller to a Customer during the Term and in the Territory are eligible to receive the rebates described in the table below, provided they comply with the Program Terms. IMPORTANT! Participant must validate that Customer has a valid Claim Code before offering any discounts funded through this Program to Customer. Participant retains sole discretion to set prices for the Eligible Surface Products, but to receive the rebates described in the table below, Participant must ensure that the value of such rebates are applied as a discount to Customer at the time of the Customer’s Qualifying Device Purchase or Qualifying Device Lease, as applicable. Eligible Surface Product Family Eligible Surface Product Device Configurations Per Unit Rebate on Qualifying Device Purchase* Limitations** M365 E3/A3, Azure, and Dynamics 365 Customers M365 E5/A5 and M365 E3 ITP/IPC Customers M365 F1 and M365 F3 Customers Surface Pro 7+ for Business All configurations excluding 128 SKUs ¥3270 JPY ¥5455 XXX ¥0000 XXX M365 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Pro X for Business All SKUs apart from Surface Pro X 8/128 COMM ¥3270 JPY ¥5455 XXX ¥0000 XXX M365 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Laptop 4 for Business All SKUs apart from i5/128 SKUs ¥3270 XXX ¥0000 XXX ¥2180 XXX X000 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Book 3 for Business All SKUs ¥3270 XXX ¥0000 XXX ¥2180 XXX X000 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Go 2 for Business All commercial SKUs; excludes all EDU SKUs ¥2180 XXX ¥0000 XXX ¥2180 XXX X000 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Laptop Go for Business All commercial SKUs; excludes i4/64 and EDU SKUs ¥2180 XXX ¥0000 XXX ¥2180 XXX X000 and Dynamics 365: Limit (1) per license seat per Customer Azure Commit: Limit 10,000 units Surface Hub 2S – 55” Excludes EDU and Demo SKUs ¥13085 XXX ¥00000 XXX N/A M365 and Dynamics 365: Limit...
Program Summary. 2.1. Operational Assumptions 2.2. Departmental Areas 2.3. Operational Workshop Meeting Notes
Program Summary. For the benefit of both parties hereto, Company and Bank have agreed to collaboratively launch, promote and maintain the Program, to be offered to Members, prospective Members, and employees of the Company as of the Program Commencement Date. The parties’ intent is that they will work in collaboration (emphasizing communication and good faith efforts) to maximize the value of the Program for their mutual benefit. To that end, the parties agree that, although the provisions of this Section 1.1 do not supersede either party’s rights and obligations as set forth elsewhere in this Agreement, it is the intent of each party that its respective performance under this Agreement shall be guided by the following objectives: • Support an orderly and successful transition from the Company’s previous issuer, Barclaycard • Retain existing Cardholders (in connection with the conversion of the Existing Accounts) • Generate new Accounts • Increase Company’s sales [*] Text Omitted and Filed Separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission Confidential Treatment Requested Under 17 C.F.R. Sections 200.80(b)(4) and 230.406 • Develop and cultivate Member relationships and build loyalty • Increase Credit Card penetration, Net Sales, and improve overall profitability for Company In order to achieve the Program objectives, cooperation and communication between the parties is essential. Accordingly, the parties shall establish a Joint Management Committee as set forth in Section 2.1(i). Through such Joint Management Committee, the parties shall work together in good faith to review, discuss and address any particular concerns that either such party has with regard to the general performance of the overall portfolio, as well as any matters which either party believes to be materiel with respect to the ongoing administration of the Program.
Program Summary. Pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in this Partnership Agreement, the END Fund shall provide funding to the Implementing Organization and the Implementing Organization shall accept funding to implement a program of limited duration (the “Program”), which is described in Block 1 through Block 17 of the Program Summary Chart and in Section 3 of this Partnership Agreement. Program Summary Chart
