Candidate Coaching Sample Clauses

Candidate Coaching. The Candidate's use of a coach may transpire with the expressed prior written approval of and collaboration with the Local or State Organization. Should the Candidate win a Local, she must submit a signed statement to the Local Organization identifying her coach(es) no less than seven (7) days following the Competition. Both the Local and State Organizations must approve this statement.
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Candidate Coaching. Candidate’s use of a coach may transpire with the express prior written approval of and collaboration with the Local/State Organization. Should Candidate win a Local, she must submit a signed statement to the Local Organization identifying her coaches no less than seven (7) days following the Competition. This statement must be approved by both the Local and State Organizations. Should a coach be replaced or added to the preparation team, a revised signed statement must immediately be forwarded to the State Organization. Candidate/Titleholder understands that coaching relationships that are not properly disclosed will result in disqualification for the next level of Competition. Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA's) or any other legally binding contract designed to conceal a coaching/Candidate/Titleholder relationship is expressly prohibited and will result in disqualification. Any and all other contracts are superseded by this Agreement and/or MAO Candidate Contracts. Candidate/Titleholder also acknowledges and agrees that coaches cannot interfere with the responsibilities of the Titleholder, or jeopardize current agreements, sponsorships, partnerships or agreements in place or being negotiated with the Local/State Organizations.
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