Process for Developing Marketing & Outreach Materials Sample Clauses

Process for Developing Marketing & Outreach Materials. The RRBP Contractor will develop regional marketing and outreach materials for regional campaigns. 511 Contra Costa will have the opportunity to review and provide feedback on these materials through the monthly RRBP TAC meetings and the Regional Marketing Working Group meetings. Once the materials are finalized, RRP Contractor will share electronic files with 511 Contra Costa, in a format that will allow 511 Contra Costa to make changes, including adding local program information. It is the responsibility of the Regional Marketing Working Group to collectively assure that materials will be provided to 511 Contra Costa with adequate time for local customization, printing, and distribution. 511 Contra Costa will be responsible for printing and distribution costs, but MTC and the 511 RRBP Contractor will strive to develop most materials for electronic distribution. MTC’s Ridesharing & Bicycling Program Project Manager, or designee, has the option to review materials developed by 511 Contra Costa that are related to regional campaigns. MTC’s Rideshare Program Project Manager’s review is limited to ensuring appropriate use of the 511 Contra Costa logo and coordination with the regional campaign. The review process will be as follows:
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