4Corporation's Right to Approve Senior Executive Personnel Sample Clauses

4Corporation's Right to Approve Senior Executive Personnel. Corporation shall have the right to interview and approve (not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed) the individuals proposed by Manager to serve as Senior Executive Personnel prior to their appointment; provided, however, that Corporation shall be deemed to have approved the appointment of any such individuals unless Corporation delivers notice of its disapproval of such appointment within seven days after Manager's delivery to Corporation of (i) a written summary of each such individual's professional experience and qualifications and (ii) notice of Manager's desire to arrange an interview between Corporation and such individual at the Hotel or at another mutually acceptable location (it being agreed that Corporation will forego its right to interview any such individual if Corporation is unwilling or unable to have an authorized representative participate in the interview within seven Business Days following Manager's notice to Corporation of Manager's desire to arrange such an interview); provided, further, neither Corporation's exercise, nor its failure to exercise any right of approval of a proposed Senior Executive Personnel, shall in any way create any liability or responsibility on the part of Corporation or any Affiliate of Corporation in connection with the performance by any person of his or her duties as an employee of Manager. Moreover, Corporation acknowledges that it may not reject more than two candidates proposed by Manager for any one Senior Executive Personnel position each time such position becomes available for hire. Manager will be cognizant that reasonable consistency in the hiring of Senior Executive Personnel is important to the success of the Hotel. Manager agrees that if there is a vacancy in the general manager's position, that Manager shall make reasonable efforts to find a temporary or permanent replacement within a reasonable period of time thereafter.
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