EVENT PROMOTIONS Clause Samples
The EVENT PROMOTIONS clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the marketing and publicity of an event. It typically outlines which parties are allowed to promote the event, the types of promotional materials that can be used, and any approval processes required for such materials. For example, it may specify that the organizer must approve all advertisements or that sponsors can use the event name in their own marketing. This clause ensures that all promotional activities are consistent with the event’s branding and reputation, and helps prevent unauthorized or misleading publicity.
EVENT PROMOTIONS. Event advertising and promotions by the Vendor must be targeted to appropriate government / trade personnel only and not to the general public. Advertising and promotion of the event to the general public (e.g. radio, television, and newspaper) is strictly prohibited unless approved in writing in advance by NCSI. The Vendor’s trade advertising, website and social media promotion of the event must comply with rules and guidelines to be provided by NCSI.
EVENT PROMOTIONS. Pre-show advertising and promotions are at the sole discretion of TC and the hosting organization.