Sponsorship Approval and Notice Requirements Sample Clauses

Sponsorship Approval and Notice Requirements. 4.4.1. Conditional Category Sponsors. Prior to signing or renewing/extending a Sponsorship Agreement with a Conditional Category sponsor, the Team Entity must seek prior written conditional approval from the League Entity by sending an email to the Team’s League providing the Required Sponsor Information (as defined below). League Entity shall be permitted to take as much time as it reasonably requires to thoroughly review, investigate, and make a determination on any such sponsor. Team Entity shall comply with all League Entity requests for additional information, documentation, and other materials in connection with the review process. If the Conditional Category sponsor is approved, the Team Entity will be required to comply with any conditions imposed by the League Entity as a condition of approval. The Team Entity shall refrain from announcing or executing the pending Sponsorship Agreement unless and until the League Entity provides prior written conditional approval. Teams are encouraged to contact the League Entity as soon as reasonably possible during negotiations with Conditional Category sponsors.
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