Designated Representative definition
Examples of Designated Representative in a sentence
During the Term of this Agreement, Parent will appoint (i) one of its employees (the “Service Manager”) who will have overall responsibility for managing and coordinating the delivery of the Services and who shall serve as such Party’s Designated Representative and (ii) one of its employees for each service as indicated in each Transition Services Schedule (the “Chief Representative”).
Each Party shall have the right to designate an alternative senior officer of comparable authority to act in place of its Chief Executive Officer as its Designated Representative upon reasonable prior written notice to the other Party.
A telephonic notice hereunder may only be provided by a Responsible Officer or a Designated Representative, such notice to be promptly followed by a written Notice of Committed Borrowing executed as set forth above.
A telephonic notice hereunder may only be provided by a Responsible Officer or a Designated Representative.
The Company shall have certified the name and signature of each officer authorized to sign this Agreement and any Notes on its behalf and each Designated Representative authorized to give Notices of Borrowing or give Notices of Conversion/Continuation under this Agreement.