Events Manager definition

Events Manager means the permanent employee of the Society charged with putting on concerts and other events;

Events Manager means the events manager from UCL Careers allocated to the relevant Event, as set out in the Booking Form.

Events Manager means the person appointed by the Society to administer all events hosted in the Building;

Examples of Events Manager in a sentence

• Event Staff Regents’ Special Events Manager will be accessible throughout your event.

• Your Special Events Manager can assist you in setting the proper sound level and verifying with a dB meter.

• It has become more and more evident that private decisions on the holding of stocks will maximize short term private profits to the detriment of the public.

• This must be presented to the Events Manager on the day of the event.

• The Events Manager may impose additional reasonable restrictions as warranted.

• All notices or other communications required or permitted under this Contract other than the invoice payment must be sent to Renter’s Primary Contact or to the Events Manager at the Historic Capitol, as applicable.

• Cars are not allowed into the event site until pedestrians are clear of the area or until directed by Events Manager which will not be until after 5pm.

• The Finance Department shall forward the registration to the Special Events Manager.

• Licensee shall furnish to the Events Manager of the Auditorium documented evidence, copy of license(s) of such performing rights not less than three weeks prior to the scheduled date of performance.

• Upon finding parking conflicts, the Special Events Manager may temporarily designate and/or prohibit parking at certain locations.

More Definitions of Events Manager

Events Manager means an employee of Millcreek Common who is responsible for events at Millcreek Common

Events Manager. The General Manager Bar Manager Commercial Manager or other official of RRUFC. GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation for the time being in force. Guests: You, your employees, guests, customers, clients, invitees or other attendees of the Event.