A&P Activities definition

A&P Activities means the advertising, promotional, communication, PR, media and/or marketing initiatives or campaigns in connection with the Products. *CONFIDENTIAL PORTION OF THIS EXHIBIT OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SEC PUSUANT TO RULE 24b-2 OF THE 1934 ACT.

Examples of A&P Activities in a sentence

  • On or before March 31 of each year of the Term and of the year following the expiry of the Term, Licensee shall provide Ferrari with the A&P Activities Report.

  • Therefore, A&P Activities, as well as Related Materials in connection with such A&P Activities, not complying with the aforementioned rule shall not be allowed unless in case a written approval was issued by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, remaining understood that such approval may be granted or denied at Ferrari’s sole discretion.

  • It is confirmed that Licensee shall have no right to carry out A&P Activities in connection with the Products and/or Trademarks in the absence of Ferrari’s prior written approval and pursuant to the principles herein.

  • If, at the end of a contractual year, the Licensee has devoted more than the Promotional Minimum for such year to the above mentioned A&P Activities, the excess amount may not be carried forward to the Promotional Minimum that the Licensee shall devote to A&P Activities in the following contractual year without the prior written consent of Ferrari.

  • Licensee shall refrain from using the Products in A&P Activities or any other activity which entails any use of trademarks different from the Trademarks (prohibition of dual branding) and the promotion of products different than the Products.

  • Licensee acknowledges and agrees that, save as otherwise authorized in writing by Ferrari or as otherwise provided in Section 2.4, A&P Activities (either B2B or B2C) as well as Related Materials in connection with such A&P Activities, cannot include any name, brand, logo or trademarks of Licensee and/or of a Licensee Affiliate.

  • All A&P Activities shall be notified to Ferrari using the PNF form shown in Schedule H.