MARKETING GUIDELINES. USER must adhere to the following guidelines in their efforts to enroll prospective Members into a COMPANY Program.
a. USER agrees to present the COMPANY Programs to prospective Members clearly and truthfully and to fully and accurately disclose the benefits, limitations and exclusions of the Program. USER agrees not to engage in the use of high Pressure; misleading or deceptive sales practices.
b. Only approved COMPANY Programs may be offered to prospective Members. USER may not modify the Program benefits of an approved COMPANY Program for any Members.
c. USER shall use no advertising material, prospectus, proposal, or representation in relation to a Program of COMPANY unless furnished by COMPANY or with the prior written consent of COMPANY. USER shall not issue or circulate any statement or memorandum of any sort misrepresenting the terms, benefits, or advantages of any Program, or any misleading statement as to the financial security of COMPANY. USER agrees that it shall not use any trade name, trademark, service xxxx, logo or other identifying xxxx of COMPANY or their product Providers or their affiliates without the prior written consent of COMPANY.
d. User shall obtain adequate information from each applicant for membership in Company Program to complete an application on a form provided by COMPANY, which may be included in your tax software, and shall insure that all information is accurately inserted where required.
e. The USER retains full responsibility for USER’S efforts to enroll Members in the COMPANY Programs. COMPANY and its designated administrator are not responsible for USER’S enrollment activities.
f. USER will enroll Members using only COMPANY approved enrollment processes. COMPANY reserves the right to reject any Member enrollments received through a process that has not been approved by COMPANY.
MARKETING GUIDELINES. Invitations and announcements of the event may not use the name of The Haven except as the designated location. Logo use is restricted to those events that are intended as fundraisers for The Haven, and requires prior permission. The Haven logo is not to be altered.
MARKETING GUIDELINES. 1. CONTRACTOR may accept CHIP eligibility applications, with any applicable supporting eligibility documentation, and mail to Administrator Contractor.
2. CONTRACTOR is prohibited from engaging in door-to-door marketing or solicitation.
3. CONTRACTOR is prohibited from marketing to any person who is under the age of eighteen (18) years.
4. CONTRACTOR is prohibited from street marketing.
5. CONTRACTOR may conduct telephone marketing during incoming calls from prospective Members. CONTRACTOR may return telephone calls only when requested to do so by the caller. CONTRACTOR is prohibited from initiating outbound telemarketing calls.
6. If CONTRACTOR approaches a person who is currently enrolled in Medicaid, no marketing can take place; CONTRACTOR must refer the individual to the Medicaid enrollment broker in areas where Medicaid managed care is present.
7. CONTRACTOR's marketing representatives must wear ID badges with nametags and photographs.
8. CONTRACTOR may conduct face-to-face marketing during CBO, Administrative Services Contractor, or health plan sponsored events.
9. CONTRACTOR may provide health-related promotional giveaways under $10 ("Giveaways") during events sponsored by a CBO, the Administrative Services Contractor, or the health plans, to the extent permitted by applicable statutes and TDI rules. Giveaways that include only CONTRACTOR's name or initials and its phone number and do not refer to CHIP in any way do not require HHSC approval before distribution.
10. CONTRACTOR must seek and obtain permission from the appropriate person or entity at the site where CONTRACTOR plans to market prior to engaging in CHIP marketing activities. With permission, CONTRACTOR may market at small businesses and factories, unemployment offices, Head Start, WIC, day care centers, providers' offices, and schools. CONTRACTOR must not marketing in County Welfare Agencies (CWA) or around the CWA office.
11. Only the following marketing materials are allowed: billboards, literature display racks, bus ads, flyers, newspaper advertisements, pamphlets, brochures, radio advertisements, television advertisements, and CHIP material provided by HHSC. All CONTRACTOR marketing materials must be approved by HHSC. HHSC has 15 business days from the date the Member material is received to review the submitted material and to recommend any suggestions or required changes. If HHSC has not responded to CONTRACTOR by the fifteenth day, CONTRACTOR may use the submitted material.
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MARKETING GUIDELINES. Without limiting the generality of the other provisions of this Article 6, the Parties shall agree upon guidelines for the marketing and sale of Products in the Territory and the European Territory at least [***] prior to the expected date of the First Commercial Sale of the Licensed Products in the Territory and the European Territory. Such guidelines shall be included in the relevant Marketing Plans and UGNX and KHK shall abide by the guidelines.
MARKETING GUIDELINES. Enrollment will be handled by BMS through a contract with a central enrollment broker. The MCO must submit to BMS for prior written approval a marketing plan and all marketing materials prepared pursuant to said plan. General health education brochures and materials do not require approval from BMS. BMS will review the marketing plan and all marketing materials as soon as possible but within 45 days to ensure that materials are accurate and do not mislead, confuse or defraud beneficiaries or BMS in accordance with 42 CFR 438.104. The MCO agrees to engage only in marketing activities that are pre-approved in writing, except those marketing materials that are deemed approved if there is no response from BMS within 45 days of date of receipt. However, problems and errors subsequently identified by BMS must be corrected by the MCO as they are identified. The MCO must follow the marketing guidelines as described in 42 CFR 438.104 and Exhibit D, BMS Marketing Guidelines. These include, but are not limited to, the following policies and requirements regarding solicitation of new enrollees:
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MARKETING GUIDELINES. Advertising, Promotions, PR, and the Safeguarding of Intellectual Property Rights (IP): Any use of trademarks, trade names, brand names, copyrighted materials, logos, mailing lists or other intellectual properties of either ESP or ConSol by the other, for example in advertising, promotions, published articles, press releases, training materials or the internet, needs to be consistent with the guidelines for use established by the party owning the IP, and the use should be communicated to the party owning the intellectual property, and approved in advance. When using ConSol's IP, coordinate through ConSol's Marketing Manager. Any use of ConSol's IP must comply with the guidelines and standards for use available from ConSol's Marketing Manager. Any copyrighted training course materials developed and owned by ESP based on this MOU may not be provided for training use to other third parties by ConSol without ESP's written permission. Notwithstanding the above, ESP and ConSol agree that any of ConSol's information, literature, graphics, copyrighted materials, content or other intellectual properties which may be included in, or referenced by, ESP's courses may not be provided for training use to other third parties by ESP without ConSol's written permission.
MARKETING GUIDELINES. As it relates to this agreement, marketing is defined as any communication from a PAAS Provider to a Medicaid recipient who is not enrolled in that entity, that can reasonably be interpreted as intended to influence the recipient to enroll in that particular PCCM’s practice, or either to not enroll in, or to disenroll from, another managed care entity, such as an MCO or other PCCM practice.
1. The PAAS program has established guidelines for appropriate provider marketing activities to ensure fair and consistent marketing activities are directed toward PAAS members.
2. The PCP may engage in marketing activities related to PAAS program members, provided that such activities do not conflict with state, local, and/or federal regulations.
3. The PCP must receive approval from the Office of Medicaid Managed Care BEFORE distributing any marketing materials.
4. Approved marketing materials MUST be distributed to the entire service area, and may not be specifically directed at individual enrollees or potential enrollees.
5. Marketing materials MUST NOT be designed to influence enrollment in conjunction with the sale or offering of any private insurance.
6. Marketing activities and approaches MUST NOT include the offering of ‘gifts’ to entice members or potential enrollees to select a specific provider as his/her PCP. Magnets, phone labels, and other nominal items that reinforce a provider’s care coordination efforts MAY be approved by the Office of Medicaid Managed Care, but MUST be pre-approved.
7. Marketing activities MUST NOT, directly or indirectly, involve door-to-door, telephone, or other cold-call techniques.
8. The PCP must ensure that marketing activities and materials contain accurate information.
9. Marketing activities and materials MUST NOT mislead, confuse, or defraud the recipients of the PAAS program.
10. Any marketing activities or distributed materials that attempt to intimidate, coerce, or threaten a recipient’s benefits will result in immediate sanctions.
11. Forbidden marketing activities include, but are not limited to, the following: • Asserting or implying that a recipient will lose Medicaid Program benefits if he/she does not enroll in a certain Medicaid Program or select a particular provider as his/her PCP, or creating other threatening scenarios that do not accurately depict the consequences of choosing another plan or provider. • Program, including any assertion that the entity is endorsed by CMS, Federal or State Governments, or about ...
MARKETING GUIDELINES. (a) In the event that TeleSign agree in writing to allow Channel Partner to resell TeleSign branded Services, Channel Partner shall be entitled to use TeleSign’s Proprietary Marks as part of such resale of TeleSign branded Services only, provided that Channel Partner shall:
(i) strictly abide by any marketing guidelines and other instructions issued by TeleSign regarding the use of TeleSign’s Proprietary Marks at all times;
(ii) obtain TeleSign’s prior written consent before issuing or publishing any new marketing materials, publications, or product documentation that uses any TeleSign Proprietary Marks;
(iii) only use any approved marketing materials, publications or product documentation for the purpose approved by TeleSign; and
(iv) cease using any marketing materials, publications or product documentation immediately upon request by TeleSign.
(b) Other than as set out in section 3.7(a), Channel Partner shall not, without TeleSign’s prior written permission, which TeleSign may withhold in its sole discretion:
(i) use TeleSign’s Proprietary Marks, order forms or other TeleSign collateral for any purpose;
(ii) market or sell its services as “TeleSign” services to its Customers. Channel Partner shall market or sell the Services under its own brand to Customers;
(iii) hold itself out as a representative of TeleSign or related to TeleSign in any capacity; or
(iv) identify TeleSign as the supplier of the Services to any person.
MARKETING GUIDELINES written policies adopted by the BOG or its designee, governing the manner and method of offering Authorized Products. Service Provider agrees to comply with such guidelines so long as adopted by the BOG or its designee whether or not adopted pursuant to section 120.54, Florida Statutes. This includes compliance with all site requirements established by each individual university campus. Such Marketing Guidelines shall not cause Service Provider to incur significant costs not contemplated by the bid specifications or Service Provider response thereto. ‘Significant costs” means costs substantially above those which providers of similar products in similar programs normally incur.
