Program Business definition

Program Business means narrowly defined classes of business that are underwritten on an individual policy basis by a Program Underwriting Agent on behalf of insurance companies.

Program Business means a clearly defined group of

Program Business means the business of researching, developing, seeking, obtaining and maintaining regulatory approvals for, commercializing, manufacturing, importing, distributing, selling and marketing the Program anywhere in the world; provided, however, that, when used in reference to Seller or any of its Affiliates, the “Program Business” shall mean such business as conducted by Seller and its Affiliates, directly or indirectly, prior to the Closing (excluding, for the avoidance of doubt, Burgundy and its Affiliates).

Examples of Program Business in a sentence

• The list of DBE firms certified in NY State can be accessed via the following link to the New York State Unified Certification Program Business Directory website: http://biznet.nysucp.net While only such DBE-certified firms will count toward attaining the DBE goal, the utilization of certified small businesses and M/WBE firms is also encouraged.

• Actively participate in individual performance review plans, which determines key responsibilities, strategies and performance indicators, in line with the organisation’s Strategic Plan and Program Business Plan.

• In addition, the Construction Works Program Coordinator will partner with the Construction Works Program Business Consultant to connect program graduates with Section 3 business concerns, local businesses that have employment opportunities in the Construction and Real Estate Industries.Employ Prince George’s, Inc.

• The Ministry of Education (the Ministry) is pleased to release the 2015-16 Ontario Family Support Program Business Practices and Service Reference Document for Transfer Payment Agencies that receive funding for family support programs.

• Annual Performance Review Actively participate in individual performance review plans, which determines key responsibilities, strategies and performance indicators, in line with the organisation’s Strategic Plan and Program Business Plan.

More Definitions of Program Business

Program Business used herein means narrowly defined classes of business that are underwritten on an individual policy basis by Program Underwriting Agents on behalf of insurance companies. Traditional Program Business shall mean blocks of Program Business in excess of $5 million in gross written premium that Tower has historically underwritten, consisting of non-auto related personal lines and the following commercial lines of business: retail stores and wholesale trades, commercial and residential real estate, restaurants, grocery stores, office and service industries, and artisan contractors. “Program Underwriting Agent” shall mean an insurance intermediary that aggregates business from retail and general agents and manages business on behalf of insurance companies, including functions such as risk selection and underwriting, premium collection, policy form design and client service.

Program Business shall have the same meaning that it has in the Traditional Program Business Pooling Agreement.

Program Business means policies of insurance written by TIG covering Program Clients.

Program Business means the business of the Issuer in which it acts as a conduit between producers of specialty books of business and reinsurers of such business.

Program Business means any contract of insurance or reinsurance relating to any Program which, prior to the Closing Date, was bound by Homestead Services, Inc., as underwriting manager, and written by Homestead and which, after the Closing Date and on or prior to the first anniversary of the Closing Date, is either bound by Oakley or insured or reinsured by First Re.

Program Business means the business of MRM in which it acts as a conduit between producers of specialty books of business and reinsurers of such business.

Program Business means a clearly defined group of insurance contracts procured by a licensed surplus line producer from an unauthorized insurer, under a single agreement between the producer and insurer, for insureds with the same or similar characteristics and containing the same or similar contract terms.