Sponsorship and Advertising Compensation Sample Clauses

Sponsorship and Advertising Compensation. Due to the role that Manager will play in organizing the programs, negotiating agreements and pricing, and providing confidence to sponsors and advertisers, Manager will receive twenty percent (20%) of the gross revenue for sponsorship and advertising, including facility naming rights for all sponsorship and advertising sold throughout the life of the Manager's service. Manager will also be paid twenty percent (20%) of the total cost savings for sponsored equipment, scoreboards, fencing, or other budgeted items that are donated to the project as a sponsorship effort by the vendor or supplier. This will apply only if the item has been budgeted for and where the Owner has approved such budgeted items and where negotiations with a vendor result in a direct cost savings in trade for a sponsorship or promotion of the vendor at the facility site. Owner must approve all sponsorship and advertising agreements including those provided by suppliers and vendors that exceed a value of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) a year. In the event that Owner does not approve the Sponsorship or Advertising arrangement, Manager will not proceed with the Agreement and Manager will not receive a commission or compensation for the arrangement. Payments will be made to Manager within thirty (30) days of the time when a sponsor/advertiser makes payment.
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Sponsorship and Advertising Compensation. Due to the role that Manager will play in organizing the programs, negotiating agreements and pricing, and providing confidence to sponsors and advertisers, Manager will receive: (i) twenty percent (20%) of the gross revenue for sponsorship and advertising, if Manager is solely responsible for procuring such opportunity or (ii) ten percent (10%) of the gross revenue for sponsorship and advertising, if a relationship with such sponsor or advertiser results from a collaborative effort between Manager and Owner. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties hereby acknowledge and agree that the municipalities which are parties to this Agreement are subject certain limitations imposed on them by IRS regulations whereby not more than a certain percent (10% for example) of bond proceeds may be used for private use and not more than a specified percent (10% for example) of bond debt service cannot be payable from private sources. Consequently, any such payments to Manager for sponsorship and advertising opportunities remain contingent upon review and approval by Owner’s bond counsel. Manager will also be paid five percent (5%) of the total cost savings for sponsored equipment, scoreboards, fencing, or other budgeted items that are donated to the project as a sponsorship effort by the vendor or supplier. This will apply only if the item has been budgeted for in the construction and start-up costs and where the Owner has approved such budgeted items and where negotiations with a vendor result in a direct cost savings in trade for a sponsorship or promotion of the vendor at the facility site. The Owner must approve all sponsorship and advertising agreements including those provided by suppliers and vendors. In the event that the Owner does not approve the Sponsorship or Advertising arrangement, the Manager will not proceed with the agreement and the Manager will not receive a commission or compensation for the arrangement. Payments will be made to Manager within thirty (30) days of the time when a sponsor/advertiser makes payment. For budgeted items, payment will be made to the Manager by the Owner out of the construction and start-up account within thirty (30) days of the delivery or installation of the Owner-approved sponsored item.

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