Pre-Opening Budget; Initial Inventories; Initial Required Capital; IT Project Management Services Sample Clauses

Pre-Opening Budget; Initial Inventories; Initial Required Capital; IT Project Management Services. (a) Pre-Opening Budget. The pre-opening period (“Pre-Opening Period”) shall (1) commence on the date designated by Hyatt, acting reasonably and in consultation with Owner and (2) end on the Opening Date. No less than 30 days prior to the commencement of the Pre-Opening Period, Hyatt shall prepare and deliver to Owner a budget (“Pre-Opening Budget”) which shall set forth the following: (i) anticipated expenses in respect of the pre-opening activities (“Pre-Opening Expenses”); (ii) the dates upon which funds will be required from Owner; (iii) a timetable addressing, among other things, training, hiring, sales and marketing schedules; and (iv) estimates of required working capital and initial inventories. Hyatt shall, if requested by the Owner, make available (at no cost to Owner other than reimbursement of travel expenses) at a mutually agreed location its Regional Vice President of Operations (or other appropriate executive), to meet with the Owner to explain and discuss with the appointed representative(s) of the Owner the Pre-Opening Budget and the opinions and recommendations of the Owner with respect thereto; provided, however, that with respect to the Pre-Opening Budget, Hyatt shall make the final decision on the basis of its operational assistance services expertise save that Hyatt undertakes to act reasonably in making such a decision. Hyatt shall establish and maintain a bank account in the name of and on behalf of Owner, at a banking institution selected by Hyatt as part of its financial shared services center but under the control of Hyatt with only the Authorized Signatories as signatories on the account from which all Pre-Opening Expenses shall be paid in accordance with this Agreement (the “Pre-Opening Account”).
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