Marketing Contribution definition

Marketing Contribution means any and all compensation payable to underwriters, dealer managers or other broker-dealers for expenses in connection with marketing the sale of Shares, including, without limitation, compensation payable to Inland Securities Corporation.
Marketing Contribution means Crown's marketing income minus marketing expenses.
Marketing Contribution. As defined in Section 2.04(b).

Examples of Marketing Contribution in a sentence

  • The Developer’s financial contribution will be payable on the later of design approval (in line with clause 5) and the receipt by the Developer of a GST tax invoice for the Marketing Contribution (in line with the Specific Terms).


More Definitions of Marketing Contribution

Marketing Contribution means the Marketing Contribution set out in the Specific Terms; Marketing Design Guide and Media Protocol Plan means Kāinga Ora policies as amended from time to time for the sale and marketing of the Development;
Marketing Contribution means the amount set out in the Commercial Terms;
Marketing Contribution means the fee you pay to us under Section 7.1.2 and Schedule C, as amended, for advertising, marketing, training and other services. Marks means, collectively (i) the service marks associated with the System published in the System Standards Manual from time to time including, but not limited to, the name, design and logo for "Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx" and other marks (U.S. Reg. Nos. 1,506,553; 714,495; 836,077; 1,506,552; 1,385,515; and 1,530,295) and (ii) trademarks, trade names, trade dress, logos and derivations, and associated good will and related intellectual properly interests.
Marketing Contribution. The Licensee shall pay the Marketing Contribution in full amount without any deduction of any kind, within [***] calendar days from receipt of the Licensor’s invoice.
Marketing Contribution. Executive shall contribute to the Company a network of social media influencers, which will participate in the Company’s marketing distribution plan, known as the “Brand Ambassador Program”. The purpose of this contribution is to assist the Company in successfully acquiring marketing representatives and customers for its telemedicine and host of other services. EXHIBIT 5 EPIQ MD OWNERSHIP INCENTIVE PLAN 750,000 Common Shares (Ownership Incentive): The Ownership Incentive shall be subject to achieving at least thirty-five percent (35%) of the Performance Benchmarks described in Section 2(iii) and (vi) below and one-hundred percent (100%) of the Performance Benchmarks in Section 2(i-ii). The Ownership Incentive shall exist in the form of and be structured as “Phantom Equity”. For purposes of this agreement and anticipated relationship, Phantom Equity shall mean that Executive shall have the full economic benefit of any Common Shares, associated with the Ownership Incentive, however, the Common Shares shall not become the actual ownership of Executive, until the occurrence of any “Monetization Event” associated with Epiq MD, Inc. For purposes of this agreement and anticipated relationship, the term Monetization Event means any of the following: (a) the sale of all or any portion of Epiq MD, Inc. or AMIH’s stock or assets, as part of an extraordinary capital transaction; (b) a public offering of all or any portion of the equity securities of Epiq MD, Inc. (or interests in a feeder, successor or subsidiary entity pursuant to a corporate conversion); (c) a sale or issuance of equity interests or other transaction of Epiq MD, Inc. or AMIH that results in all or a majority of the aggregate economic ownership of such entity being held by any third party investor. The Phantom Equity shall be subject Repurchase Rights by the Company, in the event of non-performance and a three-year restriction. In the event, that the Company, as a result of Executive’s contributions, achieves the following percentage of the Performance Benchmarks, then the following additional commons shares shall be granted to Executive:
Marketing Contribution means the amount of contribution to the Marketing Fund payable by the Franchisee as set out in the schedule Marketing Fund means the fund into which Healthy Life pays the Marketing Contributions as received from the franchisees of the Healthy Life System, and which would not include any marketing funds, rebates or moneys as received by Healthy Life, or its related bodies corporate, from suppliers.
Marketing Contribution has the meaning given that term in the recitals.