COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. The Contractor shall supply drafts, samples and proofs for approval prior Pursuant to implementation finalization, the State and the Contractor shall formalize the communication and marketing expectations in a subsequent Amendment to this contract.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING would like Nedbank to inform me of new Nedbank products and special offers. Yes No
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. 1. LCC and Olivet agree to cooperate in communicating with each other and with their common and respective audiences concerning the established relationship between thetwoinstitutions.
2. LCC and Olivet agree to communicate concerning curriculum changes which affect the agreed upon relationship between articulated programs at the respective college, and to communicate concerning the development of plans which might lead to future opportunities between the two institutions.
3. Any marketing ofthe Agreement in print will be subject to the priorapproval ofbothparties. Each institution will assume responsibility for appropriate marketing to reach their respective student and faculty populations.
4. Facultyand staff at both institutionswillcommunicateinformationabout this Agreement to students and prospectivestudents.
5. LCC agrees to share with Olivet directory information, including email addresses, for students enrolled in the Insurance and Risk Management A.B. Pathway for purposes ofadvising and promotion.
6. Each party may provide on its website a link to the partner institution’s website.
7. Olivet will provide transfer student performance data to LCC officials annually upon request.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. 3 Nedbank may request reputable research organisations to contact me. Yes [X] No 4 My preferred method of communication is as follows: [X] Email SMS Direct mail Telephone All 1 Nedbank has explained this application form, the product and costs, where applicable, to me and I confirm that I fully understand the contents thereof and that I am completing it of my own free will.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. 3.1 Use the correct program name and branding when advertising Lifesaving Society programs, for example: “Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross” or “Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard”.
3.2 Strictly follow the Lifesaving Society’s visual identity and all other guidelines for Lifesaving Society programs and services. Do not edit, modify, or enhance Lifesaving Society licensed images in any way.
3.3 Advocate for the Society’s programs and services within the Affiliate’s community, and refer inquiries to the Lifesaving Society.
3.4 Maintain a subscription to the Lifesaving Society’s electronic communications (i.e. Lifeliner) and email distribution list to receive important information with respect to the Lifesaving Society’s programs, services, standards or policies and procedures.
3.5 Comply with the Lifesaving Society’s usage guidelines provided and have draft materials approved by the Lifesaving Society if the Affiliate is a Swim for Life affiliate who chooses to use the self-print option for recognition materials.
3.6 Maintain current and accurate contact information with the Lifesaving Society. Inform the Lifesaving Society of any changes to the Affiliate’s representatives and/or contact information.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. 4.1 Use the correct program name and branding when advertising Society programs, for example: “Lifesaving Society Bronze Cross” or “Lifesaving Society Standard First Aid”.
4.2 Strictly follow the visual identity guidelines for Society programs and services. Society licensed images shall not be edited, modified or enhanced in any way.
4.3 Act as a representative for your organization and/or within your community and advocate for the Society’s programs and services. Refer inquiries to the Society.
4.4 Affiliates maintain subscription to the Society’s electronic communications (i.e. Ripples and Communiques) in order to receive important information with respect to the Society’s programs, services, standards or policies and procedures.
4.5 Must maintain current contact information with the Society. Contact information can be updated on the website or by contacting the Society directly.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. 5.1 Support. Assignee will support the marketing efforts of Assignor and the marketing of this lease finance program to authorized Distributors of Assignor products by having office hours from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Monday through Friday, (with certain exceptions), and ongoing sales and marketing programs and lease training to Assignor personnel at lease once per year. Assignor will support the efforts of Assignee by expressly noting in its literature and marketing material that this Agreement is the sole leasing program to be offered by Assignor and it's Distributor and actively promoting leasing in the selling process, provided that Assignor's customers may choose to finance Equipment elsewhere.
5.2 Communication/Notices.
a) The following toll free numbers are established: Central Processing Center: (888) 000-0000 Fax Transmissions: (888) 000-0000 Marketing Support: (315) 000-0000
x) Notices under this Agreement shall be deemed to have been given if delivered by mail, or by courier service to the other party at the address stated below or such other address as such party may provide by written notice.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. All costs in relation to communication and marketing will be met by the provider.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. Brokerage is not obligated to refer any of its clients or prospective clients to Accept. All joint material must be approved by both parties prior to use to ensure consistent messaging and that any representation is consistent with the respective party’s policies and procedures.
COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING. The Contractor shall:
a. Upon approval from the County, coordinate communication and marketing activities related to Services.
b. Be responsible for all costs of producing, printing, and mailing/distributing adequate quantities of marketing and administrative supplies as designated by the County. The format and content of all materials used for the County account shall be satisfactory to the County.
c. Provide electronic communications, upon approval by the County, directly to enrolled members.
d. Use their specific informational materials, as deemed appropriate by the County, upon the County’s review. Prior to and during annual enrollment, general marketing and information materials will be developed by the County.
