Pre-Launch Plan definition

Pre-Launch Plan means a pre-launch plan that that sets forth, for the Oncology Personnel predefined, agreed to activities including Product and disease state training, region/territory business planning and key customer/account profiling, cross-functional partner planning and information sharing, and appropriate pre-launch customer engagements, as set forth in Schedule A, which the Parties may amend by mutual written agreement.
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Pre-Launch Plan shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.1(a).
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Examples of Pre-Launch Plan in a sentence

  • G1 shall pay BI an initial, non-refundable, start-up payment of [***] (the “Start-Up Payment”), which payment will cover the [***] of BI’s activities under the Pre-Launch Plan.

  • For the sake of clarity, no costs and expenses of Seres in carrying out activities contemplated in the Pre-Launch Plan shall constitute Allowable Expenses and, to the extent applicable, Seres shall reimburse Licensee for the costs and expenses incurred by Licensee and its Affiliates in carrying out any activities contemplated in the Pre-Launch Plan to be conducted by Licensee or any of its Affiliates, subject to the Pre-Launch Cap in Section 7.4(a).

  • SANDOZ shall have the exclusive right and responsibility to Commercialize Product for the Field in the Licensed Territory, and shall Commercialize Product for the Field in the Licensed Territory in accordance with Applicable Law and the then-current Pre-Launch Plan and Commercialization Plan.

  • G1 shall pay BI an additional start-up payment of [***] (the “Additional Start-Up Payment”) [***] beyond the [***] period of [***] until the [***], provided that, at the time of each such [***] payment, BI continues to conduct the activities under the Pre-Launch Plan.

  • Each Party shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to carry out its activities in the Pre-Launch Plan in accordance with the Pre-Launch Plan, which activities shall be conducted at Seres’ sole cost and expense, subject to the Pre-Launch Cap in Section 7.4(a).