USCA Sponsor Events Sample Clauses

USCA Sponsor Events. Upon request by USCA, Athlete will consider making up to two (2) non-competition promotional appearances on behalf of USCA for the purpose of promoting the sport at events sponsored by USCA's sponsors or suppliers (a "Sponsor Promotion"). These appearances at Sponsor Promotions are to be made without cost to Athlete and USCA, and the sponsor or supplier shall pay all of Athlete's travel, lodging and meal expenses. Unless otherwise agreed, no appearance at a particular Sponsor Promotion shall exceed two (2) days, including travel time. During all Sponsor Promotions, Athlete will wear, upon written request, specified USCA-provided Apparel or, if USCA has not provided Apparel to Athlete, then Athlete may wear clothing with the particular Sponsor’s logo or, if not supplied by Sponsor for the appearance, the Athlete will wear clothing without logos. The Athlete agrees to learn pertinent information and to clear all speeches through the USCA prior to attending the Sponsor Promotion. USCA agrees to make best efforts to secure for Athlete from the sponsor or supplier an appearance fee for each appearance at a Sponsor Promotion according to the following appearance fee schedule:
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