Program Managers; Other Program Management Resources Sample Clauses

Program Managers; Other Program Management Resources. (a) Company and Bank shall each appoint one Program manager (each, a “Program Manager”). The Program Managers shall have substantial experience with retailer private label and/or co-branded credit card programs. The Program Managers shall exercise day-to-day operational oversight of the Program and coordinate the interactions between Company and Bank. Company and Bank shall endeavor to provide stability and continuity in the Program Manager positions, but a party shall be entitled to change its Program Manager (with reasonable prior notice to the other party to the extent practicable). The initial Program Managers for Company and Bank shall be appointed by the respective parties as of the Effective Date. Unless otherwise set forth in this Agreement, each party may rely on a consent and/or approval provided under this Agreement by the other party’s Program Manager, except for a consent and/or approval (i) required by the express terms of this Agreement to be provided by another individual or (ii) to amend this Agreement. (b) Bank and Company shall make available to the Program the resources identified on Schedule 3.2(b) (collectively, the “Key Program Management Resources”). Each party shall endeavor to provide stability and continuity in its Key Program Management Resources but shall be entitled to change any members of its Key Program Management Resources. Each party shall notify the other promptly in the event any of its Key Program Management Resources shall cease to act as such. Company shall have the opportunity to interview candidates Bank proposes to serve as Key Program Management Resources, and Company may approve or reject such candidates in Company’s reasonable discretion. Following the approval, Bank shall consider in good faith any issues of concern raised by Company with respect to Key Program Management Resources or other Program management personnel. (c) The parties shall work in good faith to establish by mutual agreement appropriate protocols not inconsistent with the terms of this Agreement to the extent reasonably necessary to facilitate the management of the Program.
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Program Managers; Other Program Management Resources. Company and Bank shall each appoint one Program manager (each, a “Program Manager”). The Program Managers shall have substantial experience with retailer private label and/or co-branded credit card programs. The Program Managers shall exercise day-to-day operational oversight of the Program and coordinate the interactions between Company and Bank. Company and Bank shall endeavor to provide stability and continuity in the Program Manager positions, but a party shall be entitled to change its Program Manager (with reasonable prior notice to the other party to the extent practicable). The initial Program Managers for Company and Bank shall be appointed by the respective parties as of the Effective Date. Unless otherwise set forth in this Agreement, each party may rely on a consent and/or approval provided under this Agreement by the other party’s Program Manager, except for a consent and/or approval (i) required by the express terms of this Agreement to be provided by another individual or (ii) to amend this Agreement.

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