Promotional Programs. Sunrun may from time to time offer promotional programs for Sunrun Products to Contractors, such programs Contractors may in turn offer to potential Host Customers. Contractor agrees not to run any promotional programs for Sunrun Products that are not approved in writing (email acceptable) in advance by Sunrun.
Promotional Programs. The TBC will conduct promotional activities and information distribution for all features of the TMD program at the Project; facilitate access to residential and commercial tenants/employers and employees, and residents for purposes of informing and educating about programs and services available in the TMD; and distribute paper and/or electronic “Welcome Packets” with information about commuting alternatives or other materials to be provided by the TMD or the County to new tenants, new employers, and new employees and residents. Applicant will provide the TMD with an updated list of tenants/employers on a semi-annual basis. Upon request, this information will be kept confidential by the TMD. Applicant will ensure that all activities required of the TBC will be supported by adequate budgetary allocations so that efforts to help meet trip reduction and mode share goals of the TMD are feasible.
Promotional Programs. The sub-distributor agrees to cooperate with AMD in sales and marketing promotional programs from time to time and **** in costs and expenses. The sub-distributor also agrees to create and maintain adequately informative advertising and merchandising programs consistent with FASL specifications.
Promotional Programs. The TBC must conduct promotional activities and information distribution for all features of the TMD program at the Project; facilitate access to residential and commercial tenants/employers and employees, and residents for purposes of information and educating about programs and services available in the TMD; and distribute paper or electronic “Welcome Packets” with information about commuting alternatives or other materials provided by MCDOT or the County to new residents and employees. Applicant must provide MCDOT with an updated list of commercial tenants and employers on a semi-annual basis. This information will be used by MCDOT solely for transportation demand management-related purposes. Applicant must ensure that all activities required of the TBC must be supported by adequate budgetary allocations so that efforts to help meet trip reduction goals of the TMD are feasible.
Promotional Programs. Franchisee agrees to cooperate and participate fully in all in-store POS advertising and promotional programs reasonably designated by Franchisor from time to time.
Promotional Programs. In compliance with the PhRMA code and other guidelines (i.e. State guidelines), Eagle sales representatives will execute on promotional programs, utilizing the TYME approved presentation • Eagle will be responsible for the delivery of the promotional programs to its SM-88 accounts and the cost associated with delivering the programs • The target number of promotional programs will be defined prior to launch and will be discussed at the Sales Operations Committee; Promotional Programs will be addressed in the Sales Plan (as updated from time to time) Operating Principles: • TYME also retains the right to have sales representatives promoting SM-88 and/or engaging in other co- promotion agreements, the co-promotion arrangement with Eagle shall not be exclusive • Eagle is responsible for all costs associated with its sales force. This includes, but is not limited to: o Cash compensation (salary and incentives) o Benefits o Training expenses, including but not limited to meeting facility, travel and lodging, meals, print materials, contests, awards o Sales detail print materials o Delivery of promotional programs Schedule 4.1.2 Qualifications and Criteria for Sales Representatives and their managers
Promotional Programs. From and after Closing Buyer will cause the Acquired Corporations to honor all passes, discount coupons, Vertical Plus program awards and other similar promotional items previously issued by any of the Acquired Corporations (or their respective predecessors) prior to the Closing Date (except to the extent indemnifiable by Seller in accordance with Section 10.2 hereof).
Promotional Programs. (a) Subject to the terms and conditions hereof, Budget shall, and shall cause its Affiliates, during each Model Year,
Promotional Programs. The TBC must conduct promotional activities and information distribution for all features of the TMD program at the Project; facilitate access to residential and commercial tenants/employers and employees, and residents for purposes of information and educating about programs and services available in the TMD; and distribute paper or electronic “Welcome Packets” with information about commuting alternatives or other materials provided by MCDOT or the County to new residents and employees. Applicant must provide MCDOT with an updated list of commercial tenants and employers on a semi-annual basis. This information will be used by MCDOT solely for transportation demand management-related purposes. Applicant must ensure that all activities required of the TBC must be supported by adequate budgetary allocations so that efforts to help meet trip reduction goals of the TMD are feasible. MCDOT may require the Applicant to reimburse MCDOT for the costs incurred in providing materials for this purpose. This amount will not exceed $7.50 per 1,000
Promotional Programs. The Licensee agrees to comply with all Rules governing the promotional programs, including the issuance of promotional vouchers. The Licensee acknowledges that the purchase, sale, or barter of promotional awards or mileage (other than a purchase from the Airline) is strictly prohibited and that the Licensee's direct or indirect involvement in any of these activities subjects the Licensee to (i) the possible suspension, limitation or termination of the Licensee’s use of the Services, and (ii) legal or equitable remedies. The Licensee further acknowledges and understands that any fraud or abuse concerning promotional programs, awards or mileage on the part of the Licensee or the Licensee's customers may subject the Licensee's customers to administrative and legal action by the Airline, including the forfeiture of all (i) award certificates, (ii) tickets issued against award certificates, and (iii) accrued points/miles in the member's account, as well as suspension or cancellation of the account. The Licensee further understands that promotional or award tickets that have been purchased, sold, or bartered are void and that use of these tickets may result in the tickets being confiscated by the Airline, the passenger's trip being stopped or interrupted, and the passenger being required to purchase a ticket to continue travel.
