SERVICE TEAM AND TRAINING Sample Clauses

SERVICE TEAM AND TRAINING. 12.1 Each Party shall appoint one partnership manager (the “Partnership Manager”). For the avoidance of doubt, the Partnership Manager shall hold the qualifications and experience as set out in Section 6.2. 12.2 Any change to the Partnership Manager after the Commencement Date shall be notified in advance to Polestar. 12.3 In particular, the Partnership Manager shall: (a) make themselves available to support the execution of the Agreement and deal with any day-to-day queries relating to the partnership, including but not limited to the Retail Finance Arrangements; (b) for VCFSUK and subject to prior alignment with and approval by Polestar, contribute to introduce other initiatives, incentives and products to increase the Finance Penetration; and (c) work with the respective sales team to ensure that the Services are appropriate to support common sales objectives. 12.4 The Parties shall jointly prepare a comprehensive suite of relevant training materials not later than end of the Fourth quarter of 2021. These materials shall be fully compliant with the Polestar branding and visual identity standards and shall be approved in writing by Polestar. The training materials can be physical or digital, as agreed between the Parties from time to time. The Parties shall update such training materials to reflect any changes made to the Services or Retail Finance Arrangements and/or the Polestar Vehicles during the Term. 12.5 VCFSUK undertakes to, at least on an annual basis, offer training to Polestar’s key employees that need to know about the Services and the Polestar Space Operators’ key personnel, and other relevant personnel, that are in direct contact with End Customers, relating to the Retail Finance Arrangements, the Technical Solution and related matters. VCFSUK shall offer certifications certifying that such personnel have undergone sufficient training in accordance with the aforesaid. 12.6 Each Party shall bear its own costs arising out of this Section 12 0, with the exception of Section where VCFSUK shall bear costs related to the production of training materials an execution of training activities.
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