Executive Panel definition

Executive Panel means the panel consisting of the Chief Executive Officer or equivalent of the Licensee and a person holding a position at the same level within the Licensor’s organization, or their respective nominees.
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Executive Panel has the meaning given in Section 4.3(d).
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Executive Panel means the Executive Panel formed pursuant to Article 23 hereof having the powers and duties as provided therein.
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Examples of Executive Panel in a sentence

  • If no resolution of the dispute can be reached in accordance with clause 19.1, within seven (7) days of the dispute being notified to the other party, each party shall refer the dispute to the General Manager - Operations of CBH and the CEO of the Customer (or such person designated by the Customer as having authority equivalent to that of a CEO) (the "Executive Panel").

  • Executive Panel If no resolution of the dispute can be reached in accordance with clause 31.1, within seven (7) days of the dispute being notified to the other party, each party shall refer the dispute to the Chief Operations Officer of CBH and the CEO of the Customer (or such person designated by the Customer as having authority equivalent to that of a CEO) (the "Executive Panel").

  • Any decision of the Panel or the Executive Panel is binding on the Parties.

  • If a Dispute is referred to the Panel or the Executive Panel, the Panel or the Executive Panel, as the case may be, must meet to resolve the Dispute (unless the Panel or the Executive Panel agrees to resolve the Dispute without the need for a meeting).

  • The Panel and the Executive Panel will determine their own procedures for meetings.

  • If the Dispute is not resolved by the Executive Panel within 10 Business Days of such referral, either Party may commence legal proceedings.

  • Executive Panel If no resolution of the dispute can be reached in accordance with clause 31.1, within seven (7) days of the dispute being notified to the other party, each party shall refer the dispute to the General Manager - Operations of CBH and the CEO of the Customer (or such person designated by the Customer as having authority equivalent to that of a CEO) (the "Executive Panel").

  • Decisions of the Panel or the Executive Panel may only be made by unanimous agreement of the members of the Panel or the Executive Panel, as the case may be.

  • Escalation of Dispute – Executive Panel If no resolution of the dispute can be reached in accordance with clause 19.1, within seven (7) days of the dispute being notified to the other party, each party shall refer the dispute to the General Manager - Operations of CBH and the CEO of the Customer (or such person designated by the Customer as having authority equivalent to that of a CEO) (the "Executive Panel").

  • The Executive Panel: will meet at least once at a time mutually convenient no later than 2 Business Days after the dispute has been referred to it; and may decide on the methods and procedure by which it will resolve the dispute, which may include the obtaining of expert advice.

Related to Executive Panel

  • Executive Team means certain senior executives, including members of management covered by Rule 16(b) under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, designated by the Committee as the key executive management of the Company, CVI and CSI.

  • Executive Mayor means the councillor elected as the executive mayor of the municipality in terms of section 55 of the Municipal Structures Act;

  • Executive manager means an individual employed by a new motor vehicle dealer in an executive capacity and who has a written employment agreement with the dealer that includes a right for the executive manager to purchase a controlling interest in the dealership at a future time or on the death or incapacity of the dealer.

  • Executive Board means a group of directors elected or appointed to act on behalf of, and within the powers granted to them by, the commission.

  • Executive Member means any elected member of the authority appointed to the executive of that authority;