Common use of Non-Disclosure Clause in Contracts

Non-Disclosure. If there are two or more members of the Company, each member acknowledges that they may establish favorable relations with the Company’s customers, clients and accounts, and will have access to correspondence, records, forms, manuals, leads, methods, financial data, and other confidential matters of the Company. Each member agrees that all confidential accounts, information, and business opportunities, even if originated by that member, remain the exclusive property and confidential information of the Company. Consequently, each member agrees that while they remain a member of the Company and at all times after termination as a member they will not: disclose, use for their own account, or in any manner reveal to any person, firm, company or corporation any customer, vendor or pricing lists, accounts, forms, manuals, documents, correspondence, records, methods, financial data, business secrets, or other confidential matter used or obtained by the member, or conveyed to or made available to them, in connection with their relationship to the Company.