SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES.  All copy must be submitted and approved by SPE prior to implementation.
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SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES. All copy must be submitted and approved by SPE prior to implementation. • It is the responsibility of the sponsor to adhere to the sponsorship and logo specifications information.
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SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES. All copy must be submitted and approved by SPE prior to implementation. • All individual and exclusive sponsorships are subject to the right of renewal of the previous year’s sponsor. • SPE will contact each previous year’s sponsor to advise the right of renewal and the deadline they must submit their sponsorship contract and deposit in order to renew their sponsorship. • Should the previous year’s sponsor not meet the deadline or should they elect not to renew their sponsorship, SPE will then consider thissponsorship available to all. • It is the responsibility of the sponsor to adhere to the sponsorship and logo specifications information. • All logos must be submitted to xxxxx@xxx.xxx by no later than the stated deadline. • SPE requires that one hundred percent (100%) payment on all sponsorships and advertising (print & web) be submitted with the signed contract. • No sponsorship will be acknowledged or promoted, either in print or on the SPE official website, until the contract and required deposit has been submitted. • Payment is accepted in US dollars only. SPE also accepts most credit cards, checks, money orders and wire transfers. o If an invoice is required before payment, it can be accessed in the system using the company password.
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SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES. Sponsors may support school teams and other school activities as well as district- wide events, programs, and activities.
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SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES. 2.1 Advertising and logo specifications information will be sent to the Sponsor once sponsorship is confirmed. 2.2 It is the responsibility of the Sponsor to adhere to the advertising and logo specifications information provided, especially relating to submittal of company logos to be used in promotion of the sponsorship.
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SPONSORSHIP GUIDELINES. The Sponsorship Benefits and Sponsor’s right to publicize its affiliation with the Committee are limited by the following guidelines (the "Sponsorship Guidelines"):
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