Marketing Requirements. 3.4.1 The CONTRACTOR shall maintain written policies and procedures governing the development and distribution of Marketing Materials that, among other things, include methods for quality control to ensure that Marketing Materials are accurate and do not mislead, confuse or defraud Recipients, Members or the State.
Marketing Requirements. County shall comply with CalOptima’s marketing guidelines relevant to the pertinent CalOptima Program(s) and applicable laws and regulations.
Marketing Requirements. In an effort to make trainings available to as many providers who serve county children as possible, the following steps shall be taken:
Marketing Requirements. (a) Broker will designate and supply at least one trainer who may be either Broker’s employee or agent who must become knowledgeable in the Golden Rule health insurance products and applicable rules for marketing of the health insurance products. Broker must ensure that all of its employees and agents involved in the marketing of Golden Rule’s health insurance products are adequately trained by Broker’s designated trainer in those products and rules. Initial and recurrent training of Broker’s designated trainer will be conducted by Golden Rule as needed with regard to Golden Rule’s health insurance products. In turn, Broker’s designated trainer is responsible to provide that training with regard to Golden Rule’s health insurance products to all other persons involved in Broker’s marketing of Golden Rule’s health insurance products.
Marketing Requirements. 5.2.1 Microsoft, as partial consideration for the licenses and rights granted to it herein, agrees that all Microsoft EPG Products shall conform to each of the following:
Marketing Requirements. Prior to the Effective Date and continuing throughout the Delivery Term: (a) Seller shall have complied with and shall continue to comply with SCE’s marketing requirements, as set forth on SCE’s website, at <xxx.xx.xxx.xxx/XXXxxXxxx>, or successor thereof, and as may be modified by SCE from time to time, and any Green-e® Energy eligibility criteria and requirements; (b) all marketing by Seller shall be accurate and in compliance with the FTC Green Guides; (c) any changes to the marketing plan or marketing materials shall be submitted to Buyer for review prior to Seller’s use of such materials; and (d) Seller shall maintain an internet website dedicated to the Project containing disclosures about the Project as required by Green-e® Energy, including a link to Buyer’s CR Tariff webpage, a link to the Green-e® Energy website, and customer service contact information.
Marketing Requirements. The Retailer agrees to comply with all MSL marketing requirements and to display MSL provided point-of- purchase materials and signage in a prominent area of its Business Location according to instructions issued by the MSL. Retailer agrees to utilize Scratch Ticket dispensers (including any in-counter dispensers) provided by the MSL in the manner prescribed by the MSL. The Retailer agrees to abide by all promotional guidelines adopted by the MSL.
Marketing Requirements. The CONTRACTOR shall maintain written policies and procedures governing the development and distribution of Marketing Materials that, among other things, include methods for quality control to ensure that Marketing Materials are accurate and do not mislead, confuse, or defraud Recipients, potential Members, or the State. HCA shall review and approve the content, comprehension level, and language(s) of all Member Marketing Materials before use. The CONTRACTOR shall distribute its Marketing Materials statewide. The CONTRACTOR shall not seek to influence enrollment in conjunction with the sale or offering of any private insurance, except for public/private partnerships. The CONTRACTOR shall comply with the requirements in the Managed Care Policy Manual and all federal regulations regarding Medicare-Advantage and Medicaid Marketing (42 C.F.R. § 422 and § 438) and the CMS Medicare Marketing Guidelines, which can be found at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/Medicare/Health-Plans/ManagedCareMarketing/FinalPartCMarketingGuidelines. Marketing Activities Not Permitted Under This Agreement The following Marketing activities are prohibited, regardless of the method of communication (verbal, written) or whether the activity is performed by the CONTRACTOR directly, or by its Contract Providers, Subcontractors, Major Subcontractors, agents, consultants, or any other party affiliated with the CONTRACTOR: Asserting or implying that a Recipient shall lose Medicaid benefits if he or she does not enroll with the CONTRACTOR or inaccurately depicting the consequences of choosing a different MCO; Designing a Marketing plan that discourages or encourages MCO selection based on health status or risk; Offering to or initiating an enrollment request on behalf of a Recipient; Making inaccurate, false, materially misleading, or exaggerated statements; Asserting or implying that the CONTRACTOR offers unique Covered Services when another MCO provides the same or similar services. Explaining and offering Value Added Services in accordance with this Agreement is permitted; Using gifts or incentives other than Value Added Services to entice people to join a specific MCO; Directly or indirectly conducting door-to-door, telephonic, electronic, or other Cold Call Marketing. The CONTRACTOR may send informational material regarding its benefit package to Recipients and potential Members; Conducting any other Marketing activity prohibited by HCA during the term of this Agreement; and Including statements th...
Marketing Requirements. The Contractor is required to submit to EOHHS for review and written approval all materials, in any media, and any other materials associated with marketing for open enrollment periods that will be distributed to members or potential members (referred to as member and marketing materials) before they are distributed. Plan materials developed or distributed by subcontractors or providers also require review and approval before being distributed. Member materials include, but are not limited to member handbooks, provider directories, member newsletters, identification cards, fact sheets, notices, brochures, form letters, mass mailings, system generated letters, newspaper, TV and radio advertisements, call scripts, surveys and other materials as identified by EOHHS. The Contractor agrees to submit marketing strategy and plans if requested. The Contractor is required to use RI EOHHS Model Member Handbook and Appeals/Grievances Notification Model Documents. Contractors are required to add Plan specific language to Model Documents. EOHHS requires the review of and prior approval of all materials related to or containing information that is intended to be used for education, outreach or marketing purposes for Plan enrollees or prospective enrollees. Plans are required to comply with the information requirements and marketing guidelines under 42CFR 438.10 and 438.104; RI EOHHS Guidelines for Marketing and Member Communications for Medicaid Managed Care Program as set forth in the CMS Medicaid and CHIP Final Rule. The Contractor may conduct marketing campaigns for members subject to the restrictions noted in RI EOHHS Guidelines for Marketing and Member Communications for Medicaid Managed Care Program, Rite Smiles, Non-Emergency Medical Transportation and Medicare-Medicaid Program (ad hoc materials). The Contractor agrees not to display or distribute marketing materials, nor solicit members in any other manner, within fifty
Marketing Requirements. 1. The Contractor shall provide the Authority with an annual marketing and promotion plan consistent with that described in its proposal’s Marketing Plan. The Contractor shall implement the marketing plan upon written approval from the Airports Authority.
