Marketing Manager Sample Clauses

Marketing Manager. Reporting to the Marketing & Sales V.P., the Product Marketing Manager is responsible for: a) product definition to Engineering based upon customer inputs, competitive research, industry standards and cost targets, b) corporate and product promotional literature, trade shows, public relations, customer demonstrations/presentations and sales support (assistance in proposal generation).
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Marketing Manager a) AmBev shall have the exclusive right to nominate a person familiar with the AmBev marketing policies, standards and procedures to act as the marketing manager for the Territory (the "MARKETING MANAGER"); provided that, if at any time, Quinsa advises AmBev that the nature or scope of sales of Licensed AmBev Beer in any portion of the Territory covered by the Marketing Manager are such that it is not practicable or advisable for the Marketing Manager to continue to be the marketing manager for the entire Territory, AmBev will nominate another such person or persons to act as marketing managers for the portion or portions of the Territory as to which Quinsa provides such advice (all such persons so designated by AmBev being referred to herein collectively as the "MARKETING MANAGERS"). The appointment of any Marketing Manager shall require the mutual consent of AmBev and Quinsa; provided Quinsa shall hire each of the Marketing Managers as its own employee, pay the salary of, and all other employee compensation for, each of the Marketing Managers and for up to two additional persons selected by the Marketing Managers to assist them in the performance of their duties under this License Agreement. The Marketing Managers shall report to Quinsa's marketing director (the "QUINSA MARKETING DIRECTOR") and shall have the responsibilities and authority set forth below in this Section 3.2. AmBev and Quinsa shall each have the right to propose the removal of any Marketing Manager so long as such proposal is made in good faith and based on the failure or alleged failure of such Marketing Manager to competently perform his/her duties. The Party proposing the removal of any Marketing Manager shall notify the other Party of the reasons why such removal is requested and the Party receiving such notice shall consider in good faith the removal of such Marketing Manager. The removal of any Marketing Manager shall require the mutual agreement of AmBev and Quinsa; provided that neither Party may unreasonably withhold its consent to a removal proposed by the other Party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, AmBev shall have the right to promote any individual in the position of Marketing Manager at any time within AmBev's organization without Quinsa's prior approval. Upon removal of a Marketing Manager, AmBev shall designate and Quinsa shall appoint a new Marketing Manager in place of the removed Marketing Manager. b) Each Marketing Manager, with respect to the portion of the Territory...
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Marketing Manager. With respect to distributions of Products other than in-kind distributions, the Parties hereby agree to appoint Xxxxxx as manager (the “Marketing Manager”) with respect to the performance of any and all activities related to the marketing and sale of all metals generated from Operations conducted on the Project.
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Marketing Manager. The Marketing Manager will assume his responsibilities in January 2006, and will coordinate all marketing and sales activities that will include a booth at Stoneridge Mall in 2005 and the booth display at the Alameda County Fair in 2006. California Splash will directly contract with the local radio and television stations. Beginning in April of 2006, the media advertising will begin with a series of short ten second spots announcing “California Splash is coming in the summer of 2006”. Beginning in May of 2006, the radio spots will expand to 20 seconds and the television spots will expand to 30 seconds with pictures and animation. The remainder of the California Splash media advertising will be directed by Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx and Xxx Xxxxx, Heritage Investments and the California Splash marketing manager.
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Marketing Manager. Mats Johannson 2. Organization of Marketing Team Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx (quality products and exhibits and product introduction process), Clare Willington (HR development product and pre-sales support), Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx (PR and business development products), Xxxxx XxxXxxxxx (administrative assistant)
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Marketing Manager. As of the Effective Date, each Party shall identify a senior marketing executive, whose primary job responsibility is marketing of spoken word audio products, within its organization to act as the primary point of contact for each Party regarding the marketing relationship hereunder (each, a “Marketing Manager”). The applicable Marketing Managers shall develop and ensure the execution of a mutually agreed to marketing plan, globally and, if mutually agreed, on a territory-by-territory basis, by each Party and promptly respond to the other Party with respect to all inquires hereunder. Each Marketing Manager shall be the primary point of contact for such Party for all rights, duties and obligations provided for hereunder. Each Party may replace its then-current Marketing Manager with another senior marketing executive within its organization upon reasonable prior written notice to the other Party.
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Marketing Manager. Kennecott will make available and the Company will utilize the services of a Kennecott employee experienced in coal marketing and utility analysis to direct the marketing services to be provided by the Company to Pegasus (the "Marketing Manager"). Kennecott will be responsible for the compensation and benefits of the Marketing Manager.
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Marketing Manager. Each position of the On‐Site Management Team shall be responsible for the Food Service Program as specified in this contract. Each On‐Site Management Team member must have a minimum of three (3) years consecutive employment in similar food service operations (high volume and multi‐unit operations) with comparable management and financial responsibilities. Each On‐Site Management Team member’s sole responsibility will be the University’s Dining Services Program and he/she will have no other management or supervisory responsibility for other operations or businesses of the Vendor. Any exception to this is at the sole discretion of University and must be approved in writing by University. Additional requirements shall include:
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