Common use of Non-Exclusive Service Clause in Contracts

Non-Exclusive Service. The Managers need not devote services to the Company on a substantially full time basis and need only devote so much time to the Company’s activities as each such Manager determines, in his, her or its sole discretion, to be necessary for the efficient conduct thereof.

Non-Exclusive Service. The Managers Manager need not devote services to the Company on a substantially full time basis and need only devote so much time to the Company’s activities as each such the Manager determines, in his, her or its sole discretion, determines to be necessary for the efficient conduct thereof.

Non-Exclusive Service. The Managers Manager need not devote services to the Company on a substantially full time basis and need only devote so much time to the Company’s activities as each such the Manager determines, in his, her or its sole discretion, determines to be necessary for the efficient conduct thereof, except to the extent otherwise required by a separate employment or other agreement, the execution of which by the Company was authorized by vote of the Members, excluding the affected Manager if a Member.

Non-Exclusive Service. The Managers need not devote services to the Company on a substantially full full-time basis and need only devote so much time to the Company’s activities as each such Manager determines, in his, her or its sole discretion, the Board of Managers determines to be necessary for the efficient conduct thereof, except to the extent otherwise required by a separate employment or other agreement the execution of which by the Company was authorized by vote of the Members, excluding the affected Manager if a Member, or by vote of disinterested Managers.