Gifts & Entertainment Sample Clauses

Gifts & Entertainment i. Accepting gifts and entertainment can cause a conflict, or the appearance of a conflict, between personal interests and professional responsibility. ii. Gifts and other grants (including discounts) represent, up to a nominal value, customary business practices and are a legitimate means of developing and strengthening business relationships. Nevertheless, this may entail potential conflicts of interest and our reputation can be at risk. iii. For this reason, acceptance of gifts and other grants is always prohibited if our interests are harmed or if the professional impartiality of the Franchisee or its employee could be placed at risk, whether in actuality or appearance. iv. Acceptance of socially customary occasional gifts and other grants of low value is generally acceptable if business decisions shall not be influenced. v. The above principles also apply in case of giving gifts and other grants or invitations to an existing or potential business partner i.e., Franchisee.
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Gifts & Entertainment. Accepting gifts and entertainment can cause a conflict, or the appearance of a conflict, between personal interests and professional responsibility. Gifts and other grants (including discounts) represent, up to a nominal value, customary business practices and are a legitimate means of developing and strengthening business relationships. Nevertheless, this may entail potential conflicts of interest and our reputation can be at risk. For this reason, acceptance of gifts and other grants is always prohibited if our interests are harmed or if the professional impartiality of the Franchisee or its employee could be placed at risk, whether in actuality or appearance. Acceptance of socially customary occasional gifts and other grants of low value is generally acceptable if business decisions shall not be influenced. The above principles also apply in case of giving gifts and other grants or invitations to an existing or potential business partner i.e Franchisee.
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