Program Promotion. The COUNTY shall publicize the Program and its availability to residents of the CITY. Copies of Program brochures, notices, and other publicity released within any reporting period shall be submitted to the CITY with the periodic reports. The COUNTY shall also provide copies of brochures to the CITY for distribution to citizens interested in applying for assistance.
Program Promotion. Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to (i) actively promote the Programs to Operators and prospective Cardholders and (ii) require participating Operators to actively promote the Programs to Customers, including requiring participating Operators to advertise the Programs to Customers through any means that Company, at its sole discretion, shall deem appropriate, including making available, in Company locations, a sales/information brochure to Customers. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Bank understands and agrees that Company makes no representation or warranty concerning participation in the Programs by any Operator, Customer, Employee or other Person.
Program Promotion. MCCL will use commercially reasonable efforts to promote the program and ATA as an exam delivery service provider, using methods for creating awareness selected by MCCL in its sole discretion.
Program Promotion. EAP furnishes unlimited promotional materials in print-ready digital format as requested, such as brochures, flyers, online newsletter subscriptions, and specialized topical resource guides and booklets. Client Organization will disseminate the materials to employees and promote the use of EAP. Client Organization may request EAP to attend health fairs and benefits fairs as available and in accordance with available group hours as listed in section 1.4.2.
Program Promotion. Vendor will use commercially reasonable efforts to conduct marketing, educational, and sales efforts to promote the REAP Program and Vendor Offer secured through the RFP and under this RMC (“Vendor Marketing”). Vendor will provide regular updates, at least monthly, to XXXXX regarding Vendor Marketing, including a list of prospective Participants with contact information. At all times, Vendor will conduct Vendor Marketing in conformance with all applicable laws and industry professional standards. Vendor will not encourage or induce an eligible entity to procure a Project outside of the REAP RFP Program. XXXXX will use commercially reasonable efforts to support Vendor Marketing. XXXXX will promptly provide electronic copies of REAP Program documentation to any eligible entity upon request.
Program Promotion. 13.1 The parties authorize the use of their name and logo for promotional purposes in information materials or any other Program documents.
13.2 The Program's promotion shall be supervised by the Coordination Committee, which shall approve the content of all the communication materials, including the information published on the parties' websites.
Program Promotion. The Participant is encouraged to acknowledge to the Customer their participation in the Program. PG&E approves of the following statements of acknowledgement: x Distinguished line item with total incentive amount in project bid and/or purchase order for the Equipment: “PG&E Energy Efficiency Incentive.” x Footnote in Customer invoice/purchase order to indicate: “These products have been discounted by PG&E.” x Language included on Participant’s website: “A proud participant of Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) Energy Efficiency Incentive Program.” Equipment for the Program must be listed on either the ENERGY STAR® or Design Lights Consortium (DLC) Qualified Products List per the specific program’s requirement. The updated Qualified Equipment Lists for the Program can be found on the Program website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. In the event that Equipment is removed from either the ENERGY STAR® or DLC Qualified Products List, PG&E will honor sales made within 60 days of the product’s delisting date.
Program Promotion a. This Agreement does not confer any rights in or to use trademarks, logos or names of the other Party (the “identifying marks”). Neither Party may use any identifying marks of the other Party without the express written permission of the other Party.
b. Any media statements concerning this transfer program, this Agreement, or the Parties’ activities hereto will be agreed upon in advance by the Parties through their respective public relations and/or marketing offices.
c. Each Party will allow the other Party to list this transfer program in brochures, catalogs, correspondence, informational flyers, and official websites as agreed upon in advance by the Parties through their respective Program Coordinators.
d. QCC agrees to provide information about this transfer program to QCC students taking classes on campus or remotely.
e. The Program Coordinators will meet to discuss and agree upon the enrollment and retention data to be shared between WPI and QCC, as well as additional partnerships between WPI and QCC in the future. Any such agreements will be detailed in writing and signed by both parties.
Program Promotion. The promotion of programs is the responsibility of both the Recreation and Parks Department and the independent contractors. Each independent contractor should encourage participants to sign up for the next session and recommend similar programs they may be interested in trying out. Refer them to our website, seasonal brochures, flyers, and the Town of Avon Facebook Page. Be enthusiastic and informative!
Program Promotion a. Recruit new and work to retain existing participating districts.
b. Prepare informational brochures to be distributed at conferences.
c. Prepare quarterly newsletters to be emailed to participating districts.
d. Document bid prices for commonly purchased items to demonstrate savings as a result of combined volumes. Maintain historical cost comparison information by item.
e. Develop tools to measure and share the success of the MSFBG program.
f. Work with manufacturers and brokers to promote MSFBG products. All promotional documents prepared by the Consultant must be reviewed and approved by the voting group prior to dissemination.
