OPERATION AND CONDUCT Sample Clauses

OPERATION AND CONDUCT. Exhibitors are not allowed to obstruct the view, occasion injury to or adversely affect the displays of other exhibitors. Attendants, models, robots or other employees must confine their activities to the exhibit space occupied by the
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OPERATION AND CONDUCT. Exhibitors are not allowed to obstruct the view, occasion injury to or adversely affect the displays of other exhibitors. Attendants, models, robots or other employees must confine their activities to the exhibit space occupied by the exhibitor. Exhibitors shall confine their activities to the exhibit space granted pursuant to the exhibit space rental agreement. All standard linear and perimeter exhibits must be confined to a maximum height of 10 feet. All display fixtures over 4 feet in height must be confined to the area which is within 4 feet of the back line of exhibit space or within a 4’ radius of the center point of an island. All island displays must be pre-approved by NAPEO. Exhibitors may incorporate two end booths into their exhibit space provided that their exhibit or booth materials do not go over 4’ in height outside of 5’ on either side of the center line of their
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OPERATION AND CONDUCT. Exhibit Personnel. 1. Attendants, models, and other employees and representatives of Exhibitor must confine their activities to the virtual exhibit space. 2. Booths must be staffed or have notification of return time during all Show hours. Exhibitors with Booths that are not staffed during Show hours could be subject to loss of credentials for future shows and loss of other show privileges as determined by the Show Management. 3. Virtual Exhibitor shall not photograph or record video of another virtual exhibit or product of another exhibitor unless such photography or videography is approved in writing by the other exhibitor or Show Management. 4. Virtual Exhibitor may not harass or antagonize another party or attendee. 5. No area of the NEAFCS platform shall be used for any improper, immoral, illegal or objectionable purpose. • All Virtual Exhibitor personnel and their contractors must wear appropriate apparel at all times. Show Management reserves the right to make determinations on appropriate apparel. Business or business casual attire is recommended. Virtual Exhibitors who are uncertain with regard to compliance with the appropriate apparel and entertainment regulations are encouraged to consult with Show Management in advance of the Show. • Buyer Activities. Virtual Exhibitors are not permitted to host or sponsor any event off the Show floor that attracts buyers during exhibit hours unless such event is approved in writing by Show Management. Hospitality functions away from the NEAFCS Virtual Annual Session platform should be held after meeting hours.
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OPERATION AND CONDUCT. A. BBW reserves the right to restrict exhibitors to suitable methods of operation and display of materials. If for any reason an exhibitor and/or its contents are designated objectionable by BBW, the exhibit shall be subject to removal at exhibitor’s sole expense. B. No drug paraphernalia may be used as part of any exhibit or sold at event. C. Exhibitor is responsible for all damage to any property caused by exhibitor personnel. D. Exhibitor may not distribute any advertising matter, literature, souvenir items or promotional materials in or about the exhibit areas except from its own allotted exhibit space. E. Exhibitors are not permitted to host or sponsor any event which attracts buyers during exhibit days or which conflicts with the scheduled program promoted by BBW. F. Exhibitors are not granted exclusive rights to any specific product category. G. Parking: All vendors are required to park outside show area. H. Display Vehicles: BBW must approve all display vehicles prior to set up. All vehicles accepted for display must have proper credentials. I. Freight: Any shipment made to the event are the sole responsibility of the exhibitor. Any fees necessary to unload/load freight will be the responsibility of the exhibitor.
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OPERATION AND CONDUCT. Exhibit Personnel. 1. Attendants, models, and other employees and representatives of Participant must confine their activities to the virtual exhibit space. 2. VBooths must be staffed or have notification of return time during all Show hours. Participants with VBooths that are not staffed during Show hours could be subject to loss of credentials for future shows and loss of other show privileges as determined by the Aquilo. 3. Participant shall not photograph or record video another virtual exhibit or product of another exhibitor unless such photography or videography is approved in writing by the other exhibitor or Aquilo. 4. Participant may not harass or antagonize another party or attendee. 5. No area of the Aquilo platform shall be used for any improper, immoral, illegal or objectionable purpose. • All Participant personnel and their contractors must wear appropriate apparel at all times. This requirement prohibits, among other items, bathing suits, thongs, lingerie, excessively short skirts, painted bodies and transparent apparel. Aquilo reserves the right to make determinations on appropriate apparel. Business or business casual attire is recommended. Participants who are uncertain with regard to compliance with the appropriate apparel and entertainment regulations are encouraged to consult with Aquilo in advance of the Show. • Buyer Activities. Participants are not permitted to host or sponsor any event off the Show floor that attracts buyers during exhibit hours unless such event is approved in writing by Aquilo.
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OPERATION AND CONDUCT. Regulation and Restriction – Event Management reserves the right to regulate and/or restrict vending to a reasonable noise level and to suitable methods of operation and display of materials. Neither the Event area nor other areas of the OCFEC/CL shall be used for any improper, immoral, illegal or objectionable purpose. If for any reason Event Management deems a vendor and/or its contents objectionable, the vendor shall be subject to removal at vendor’s sole expense. This reservation includes persons, things, conduct, printed matter, signs, &/or any item of poor character which in the sole judgment of Event Management is detrimental to the Swap. Event Management shall not be liable for refund of vendor space rental fees or vending equipment rental fees, except at its sole discretion. Vendor hereby expressly waives any right and all claims, actions or demands for damages, costs and expenses, including legal fees, against the OCFEC/CL, SSSS, their directors, officers, agents, employees and/or servants for such restriction or removal.
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