Commercial Partner definition

Commercial Partner means each third party person or entity with whom Executive interacts on behalf of the Company during the term of his employment with the Company, whether pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise, including, without limitation, licensors, licensees, contract research organizations, contract sales organizations and joint venture partners; provided that, on the date of the termination of Executive’s employment with the Company, Commercial Partner shall mean those third party persons and entities with whom Executive interacted on behalf of the Company during the Lookback Period.

Commercial Partner means a party which is not a National Federation or Club, under written agreement with the CEV, which was granted by the CEV all or part of the Commercial rights.

Commercial Partner means any sponsor or other commercial partner of Porsche in relation to the Championship and "Commercial Partners" shall be construed accordingly;

Examples of Commercial Partner in a sentence

• For prescription drug rights the Company shall pay 5% of any one-off lump sum payments to Epitech as consideration for granting a sub-license to a Commercial Partner with respect to a Licensed Product.

• The exact timing and scripting of the ceremonies will be elaborated between the Host, the IIHF, and the Commercial Partner, and are subject to IIHF approval.

• The Host must arrange for letters of invitation and necessary support related to entry visas and for all necessary approvals for the entry of all teams and official participants, the IIHF representatives and Commercial Partner clients (official suppliers, sponsors, broadcasters etc.) and their material, even when no diplomatic relations exist between the host country and that of official visitors.

• Any activity by a Non-Olympic Commercial Partner which identifies a Participant for an Advertising Purpose during the Games Period will be a breach of R40.3 unless an AOC R40.3 Waiver is granted.

• However, start-ups consider us- ing internal metrics, such as team performance, adherence to deadlines, and budget plans as performance measures (G16).We observe differences between start-ups in different life-cycle stages.

More Definitions of Commercial Partner

Commercial Partner means Pacific and/or any party or parties responsible for the Commercialisation of Products.

Commercial Partner means any official sponsor, official supplier, broadcaster, licensee and/or any other party which has been granted a commercial association with the ACC and/or the Tournament from time to time;

Commercial Partner means any Third Party distribution or marketing partner to whom Licensee or its Affiliate grants distribution or marketing rights (other than a sublicense) under the Licensed Technology.

Commercial Partner means each third party person or entity with whom the Executive interacts on behalf of the Company during the Term, whether pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise, including, without limitation, the Company’s clients, vendors, distributors, channel partners, capital partners and/or investors; provided that, on the date of the termination of the Executive’s employment with the Company, Commercial Partner shall mean those third party persons and entities with whom the Executive interacted on behalf of the Company during the Lookback Period.

Commercial Partner. Means a Partner who refers their schools to RM. RM and the Partner will work together to prepare a contract with the school relating to the opportunity identified by the Partner, whereby RM will supply products, goods and / or services. RM will pay the commercial Partner a rebate based on a % (as agreed between RM and the Partner at that time) of the value of the products sold.

Commercial Partner means each of the parties set out on Schedule 4 attached hereto.

Commercial Partner means any entity which enters into a contract with the FMBA or a third party on behalf of the FMBA for the commercial exploitation of the FMBA and/or the FMB World Tour, whether or not including Marketing Rights, Media Rights and/or Athlete rights and/or any commercial rights which are solely owned by the FMBA, such as sponsors, media partners or any other commercial partner of the FMBA and/or the FMB World Tour.