Promoters. In the event that the maximum number of Promoters that AOLB has the right pursuant to Section 2(b)(i) or (ii), as applicable, subject to the provisions of Sections 6(b) and 6(c), to deploy for any period are not deployed, either because Itau fails to permit the deployment of such Promoters, provides the notice to AOLB pursuant to Section 2(a)(iii)(A), fails to undertake all its obligations set forth in Sections 2(a)(iii) and 2(a)(v), unreasonably interferes with Promoter's efforts to conduct their in-branch activities as provided for in Section 2(a) of this Exhibit A, or fails to make available the quantity of bank branches for deployment of Promoters set forth in Section 2(a)(v), Itau shall pay to AOLB an amount equal to the sum of (x) (A) the average "all in cost" to employ a Promoter in the relevant period (i.e., all costs identified in item (A) of Section 2(a)(iii) during the relevant Quarter averaged on a per Promoter actually deployed basis, or the costs identified in item (A) of Section 2(a)(iii) per Promoter that would have been incurred if no Promoters were actually deployed), multiplied by (B) the number of Promoters not actually deployed that AOLB had the right to deploy during such period, and (y) the costs of additional Supervisors (i.e., all costs identified in item (B) of Section 2(a)(iii)) that would have been deployed if such delayed Promoters had been deployed; and the result of the sum of (x) and (y) shall be multiplied by 120% (the "Promoters Payment," and together with the CD Distribution Payment, the "Promoter and Distribution Payment"), provided, that the failure to make sufficient CD-ROMs available in Itau's bank branches shall not be deemed to constitute the failure to provide the conditions necessary for the Promoters to conduct their in-branch activities for purposes of this Section 5(a)(ii). The determination as to whether the full number of Promoters have been deployed shall be made at the end of every Quarter and at the end of the 100 Days, and any payment due therefor shall be made within ten (10) days of the calculation thereof.
Promoters. 10.1 Promoters must behave politely and considerately. They must wear some form of identification showing the name/company of the Event Organiz- er in writing (printed on clothing, badge or similar).
Promoters. The names, addresses of the promoter, with the number of shares subscribed, are as follows: Otto Sumisho Inc. 16-9 Nihonbashi-Hakozaki-Cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103 Japan 14,000 Xxxxxx Xxx xxx xxxxxxx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxx xx Xxxxx Xxxer Japan Kabushiki Kaisha, the promoter have made these Axxxxxex xx Incorporation and have hereinto afixed their names and seals. Date: September 10th, 1993 Promoter: Otto-Sumisho Inc. Representative Director Kiyotomo Sakuma ---------------------------------------- Representative Director Terumi Takahashi ---------------------------------------- Xxxxxxxxx 00, 0000 XXXXXXXXXX Xxxxxxxxx xx xxxx xx xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 28, 1993 between Eddie Bauer, Inc. (EBI) and Otto-Sumisho Inc. (OSI), granting licexxx xnx xxxviding various services to the new company to be established by both parties against the up-front fee of Yen 285,000,000 and running royalty of five per cent (5%). EBI and OSI hereby agree and confirm that the above up-front fee of Yen 285,000,000 consists of the following consideration for each license, right and service rendered by EBI: Proto-type store design Yen 20 Million Working drawings 20 Concept manual 20 Detailed store lay-out 20 Plan-O-Gram 20 Store Graphic 20 Advertising information 20 Store operation know-how 40 Technical advisory service 15 Exclusive sales rights 45 Right to use trademark/logos 45 EBI shall not be responsible for any fees or taxes caused by such breakdown, except for any taxes upon EBI's incomes in the amount of such tax had the above breakdown not been done. OSI agrees to reimburse EBI for any additional taxes incurred by EBI due to such breakdown. Acknowledged and agreed to: EDDE BAUER, INC. OTTO-SUMISHO INC.
Promoters. (1) Indian a) Individual/HUF 1190357 0 1190357 4.54 1212160 0 1212160 4.63 0.09 d) BodiesCorp. 17215254 0 17215254 65.71 17215254 0 17215254 65.71 0 Total shareholding of Promoter (A) 18405611 0 18405611 70.25 18427414 0 18427414 70.34 0.09
Promoters. (a) I could /could not be considered a "founder" of the Company.
Promoters. 5.1 KP, FP and the JVC. individuals designated by FP shall serve as the promoters of
5.2 Each individual promoter designated by FP shall accept as nominee shareholder for FP no more than one share each by signing or adding his name and seal to the Articles of Incorporation of the JVC in accordance with applicable laws of Foreign Country.
5.3 The shares accepted by the promoters other than KP and FP shall be transferred to and become part of FP's shares immediately after the issuance of the JVC's share certificates.
Promoters. CONSENT The Promoter acknowledges and declares that this Deed has been entered into by the Owner with its consent and that the Site shall be bound by the obligations contained in this Deed and that the Promotion Agreement shall take effect subject to this Deed PROVIDED THAT the Promoter shall otherwise have no liability under this Deed unless it takes possession of the Site in which case it too will be bound by the obligations as if it were a person deriving title from the Owner
Promoters. DPI, Walbro and five individual promoters designated by DPI shall serve as the promoters of the JV and one invited individual subscriber designated by DPI shall serve as a non-promoter subscriber of the JV as required by the Korean Commercial Code ("KCC"). Each individual promoter designated by DPI shall be deemed a nominee shareholder of the JV on behalf of the DPI and subscribe for one share each in order that such promoter can sign the Articles of Incorporation for the sole purpose of forming the JV in accordance with applicable laws. DPI shall ensure that the individual promoters shall immediately transfer said shares to DPI on incorporation of the JV.
Promoters. During the two years immediately preceding the date of this Prospectus, the promoters of the Company have been and are as follows: Name Type of Securities Held Number of Securities Held23 Percentage of Outstanding Class All Js Greenspace LLC Common Shares 36,090,144 10.1% All Js Greenspace LLC Proportionate Voting Shares 62,868 100.0% Chiron Ventures Inc. Common Shares 12,042,656 3.4% AUDIT COMMITTEE As at the date of this Prospectus, the Audit Committee consists of the following members: Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. The following is a brief summary of the education or experience of each member of the Audit Committee that is relevant to the performance of his or her responsibilities as a member of the Audit Committee, including any education or experience that has provided the member with an understanding of the accounting principles used by the Company to prepare its annual and quarterly consolidated financial statements. The Issuer’s Audit Committee consists of Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. The following is a summary biography Xx. Xxxxxx serves as Chief Executive Officer of Notable Life Media Group and Signature C Entertainment. In these roles, she leads the operations of each of these entities, to include review and approval related to the budgeting and financing processes. Her prior roles include positions with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the National Hockey League. Xx. Xxxxxx holds a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from the University of Victoria. Xx. Xxxxxxxx previously served as President of Xanthic Biopharama, Inc. and is one of the entity’s founders. He has extensive experience in the cannabis sector, having operated in the industry in various capacities since 2001, including prior executive positions with the Issuer and participation on the Canadian Cannabis Coalition, a national coalition founded in 1999, comprised of over 150 leading grassroots, business, political, medicinal, legal, academic and international stakeholders. Xx. Xxxxxxxx also operated his own consulting firm, through which he assisted several Canadian licensed medical producers in successfully launching operations, developing standard operating procedures, and consulting on construction, cultivation, licensing, and extracting. Prior to his experience in the cannabis industry, Xx. Xxxxxxxx founded and operated a sportswear company, where he oversaw sales, financing, operations, and marketing functions, and was responsible for the ...
Promoters. In 2010, the Promoters entered into the Promoters Agreement in an effort to define, establish, promote and support a new technology and specification for the encryption, transmission, and/or reception of audio-visual content that eventually became the MHL Specification. The Promoters undertook to encourage the rapid, broad, and open industry adoption of the MHL Specification by making the MHL Specification and its associated necessary intellectual property rights generally available to the market. Through their Management and Technical Representatives, the Promoters work to define, drive, manage, evolve and promote the MHL Specification. Decisions in furtherance of each of these objectives are taken by the Vote of the Management Team, with certain matters requiring the favorable Vote of more members of the Management Team than others. As the original signatories to the Promoters Agreement, Promoters are not elected, do not have defined terms and cannot be removed. A Promoter’s status may be terminated under certain circumstances, and a Promoter may terminate its status as a Promoter by resigning in writing to the Agent at any time for any reason.
