Exhibition Rules Sample Clauses

Exhibition Rules. Company hereby agrees to participate as a sponsor or exhibitor in the exhibition of RSA Conference (the “Exhibition”) pursuant to the Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors and Sponsors (the “Rules”), which are incorporated herein by reference. In the event of a conflict between the Rules and this Contract, this Contract shall take precedence. RSA Conference Organizer and, Nth Degree, Inc. (“RSA Conference Manager”), and their respective agents and representatives reserve the right to make changes to the Exhibition, including, without limitation, dates, times and location. RSA Conference Organizer shall make commercially reasonable efforts to notify Company of any such changes within a reasonable timeframe; provided, however, that in no event shall RSA Conference Organizer, RSA Conference Manager or any of their respective employees, officers, directors, affiliates or agents (collectively, “RSA Conference Parties”) be liable for any damages arising from such changes or notice.
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Exhibition Rules. You agree to comply with all rules and regulations reasonably established by OMG for the exhibition space and the conduct of exhibitors.
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Exhibition Rules. Specifications
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Exhibition Rules. Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by all show rules, facility rules, and local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and ordi- nances at all times. Without limiting the foregoing, Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by the following rules: A. For in-line booths, display structures (including any signs, graphics or other attachments) must be no more than eight (8) feet tall and shall protrude out from the back wall of the booth no more than fifty percent (50%) of the booth depth. Other booth structures located anywhere in the booth (including extensions, tables, etc.) shall be no more than forty-two (42) inches tall. For island booths, display structure must be no more than twelve
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Exhibition Rules. Company hereby agrees to participate as a sponsor or exhibitor in the exhibition of RSA Conference (the “Exhibition”) pursuant to the Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors and Sponsors (the “Rules”) including the Code of Conduct available at, xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/about/code-of-conduct (the “Code of Conduct”) which and the privacy statement at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/learn/us/en/uscorp1/policies-privacy hereby incorporated by reference. In the event of a conflict between the Rules and this Contract, this Contract shall take precedence. RSA Conference Organizer and, Nth Degree, Inc. (“RSA Conference Manager”), and their respective agents and representatives reserve the right to make changes to the Exhibition, including, without limitation, dates, times and location. RSA Conference Organizer shall make commercially reasonable efforts to notify Company of any such changes within a reasonable timeframe; provided, however, that in no event shall RSA Conference Organizer, RSA Conference Manager or any of their respective employees, officers, directors, affiliates or agents (collectively, “RSA Conference Parties”) be liable for any damages arising from such changes or notice.
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Exhibition Rules. Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by all Show rules and any applicable local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and ordinances at all times. Without limiting the foregoing, Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by the following rules: A. Booths must be presentable and in good taste. B. Exhibits must be open and staffed on every official exhibit day for the full duration of the listed exhibit hours and must be closed at all other times. C. All communication (whether via text chat, video calls, etc.) within the Show platform must be professional and courteous. Foul language or any disparaging or otherwise inappropriate comments, images or other materials are strictly prohibited. D. Without SAGE’s prior written approval, Exhibitors may not, either prior to or during the Show, solicit or attempt to solicit attendees or other exhibitors at the Show to attend any other physical or online show or large- scale meeting or conference during the hours of the Show. Exhibitor may, however, provide links to use third- party video conferencing tools to talk solely to Exhibitor if desired. E. Exhibitor shall not perform, or attempt to perform, any automated functions or scripts within the Show platform or take any action that is intended to disrupt the normal operation of the Show platform in any way.
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Exhibition Rules. Exhibitor shall abide by all show rules, facility rules, and local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and ordinances at all times. Without limiting the foregoing, (a) smoking in exhibits is prohibited; (b) exhibits may not block aisles or fire exits; (c) firearms and any illegal drugs, weapons, substances, materials or objects may not be transported, stored or used at any time while traveling with Showcase. All cargo, luggage and other property that is being trans- ported by QTI is subject to search by QTI at any time without notice. Without limiting QTI’s other remedies, failure to abide by the foregoing rules may result in the Exhibitor being immediately and permanently removed from Showcase and local authorities will be contacted.
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Exhibition Rules. An exhibitor’s manual containing information on set up and exhibition rules will be sent to all exhibitors at a later stage.
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Exhibition Rules. Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by all Show rules and any applicable local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and ordinances at all times. Without limiting the foregoing, Exhibitor and all Exhibitor personnel shall abide by the following rules: A. Booths must be presentable and in good taste. As applicable, all booth displays must conform to booth construction standards set forth in the guidelines for display rules and regulations published by professional trade show industry organizations. Both virtual and physical booths must be setup and ready prior to show opening. B. Exhibits must be open and staffed on every official exhibit day for the full duration of the listed exhibit hours and must be closed at all other times. In the event of an in-person Show, Exhibitors may not dismantle their booth or pack booth materials prior to the official end of the show on the final day of exhibits. C. For in-line booths, display structures (including any signs, graphics or other attachments) must be no more than eight (8) feet tall and shall protrude out from the back wall of the booth no more than fihy percent (50%) of the booth depth. Other booth structures located anywhere in the booth (including extensions, tables, etc.) shall be no more than forty-two (42) inches tall. For island booths, display structure must be no more than twelve (12) feet tall. No hanging signs shall be permitted for in-line booths. For island booths, hanging signs are permitted with prior show management approval and payment of an additional fee. If approved, such hanging signs shall not positioned such that the top of the sign is more than sixteen (16) feet from the floor. D. Light-based images, flashing lights, lasers and the like may not be projected outside of the booth space. Tangible objects (e.g., remote controlled aircrah, paper airplanes, confetti) may not be used outside of the Exhibitor’s booth. Exhibitors may not use microphones, megaphones, radios, or other noise-making devices that may be disruptive to other exhibitors or visitors. E. Smoking in the exhibit hall is prohibited. F. Exhibits may not block aisles or fire exits. G. All communication (whether via text chat, in-person, video calls, etc.) within the Show platform must be professional and courteous. Foul language or any disparaging or otherwise inappropriate comments, images or other materials are strictly prohibited. H. Exhibitor shall not perform, or attempt to perform, any automated functions or...
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