GRANT OF ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS Sample Clauses

GRANT OF ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS. During the Term, Customer hereby grants to Pepsi the right to advertise and promote Products in and with respect to the Customer, the Team and the Customer Marks upon the terms and conditions contained in this Agreement and as set forth and described below.
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GRANT OF ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS. 3.1.1 Sponsor shall receive one (1) Exit Billboard sign located at the exit road of the Hershey Entertainment Complex. Sponsor shall be responsible for all costs associated with artwork production. All artwork to be approved by HE&R not to be unreasonably denied, conditioned or delayed. Signage shall be fabricated and maintained by HE&R, at no additional cost to Sponsor. Any changes to the sign after the original production by HE&R would be the responsibility of Sponsor, unless such change is required by HE&R. 3.1.2 Sponsor’s artwork to be displayed on two (2) billboards located inside HERSHEYPARK on the fence at the 3 Point Challenge game. Sponsor shall be responsible for all costs associated with artwork production. All artwork to be approved by HE&R not to be unreasonably denied, conditioned or delayed. Signage shall be fabricated, installed and maintained by HE&R, at no additional cost to Sponsor. Any changes to the sign after the original production by HE&R would be the responsibility of Sponsor, unless such change is required by HE&R. Sponsor shall also have the opportunity to provide branded items as prize giveaways. All prizes to be approved by HE&R prior to distribution. Please Note: The cost of prizes shall be the sole responsibility of the Sponsor and is above and beyond the cost of the Sponsorship. 3.1.3 Sponsor’s logo and link to Sponsor’s website shall be included on the Partner’s in Fun page of the Park website. 3.1.4 Sponsor shall have the opportunity to conduct three (3) on-site events during the regular HERSHEYPARK operating season. Dates, times, locations and details of the on-site events shall be mutually agreed upon by the parties. The types of information and other items distributed by Sponsor during the on-site events must be pre-approved by HE&R. Sponsor’s representatives are responsible for administering the on-site events, including distributing Sponsors collateral. Sponsor shall employ a “soft sell” approach in conducting business activities
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GRANT OF ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, FISD hereby grants and sells to SPONSOR, and SPONSOR hereby purchases and accepts from the FISD, the advertising and promotional rights described on Exhibit A attached hereto (collectively, the “Rights”).
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