Common use of Contractor's Activities Clause in Contracts

Contractor's Activities. In carrying out its obligations under this Agreement with respect to the promotional activities of the Company, the Contractor shall: (a) introduce to the Company brokerage firms; the money managers and research departments of certain funds and institutions; analysts; special situation people or special situation investing groups; and other persons or entities who may have a direct interest in the Company’s stock (collectively, the Investing Groups). Further, the Contractor shall initiate and maintain communication with the Investing Groups through a series of meetings in selected cities, by written correspondence, personal visits, individual telephone conversations and teleconferencing; (b) create, carry out and provide a publicity program to the Company using any or all of the following means: (i) financial newspapers, magazines and periodicals; (ii) news, feature and financial sections of the national news magazines; (iii) wire services and feature syndicates; (iv) financial, news and feature sections of daily newspapers; (v) financial television and radio programs (vi) trade periodicals that circulate throughout the Company’s industry; (vii) press releases; and (viii) press presentations and special press interviews (collectively, the Corporate Communications Program); (c) the Corporate Communications Program provided to the Company shall consist of information, provided by the Company to the Contractor. Further, the Corporate Communications Program will relate to the Company’s general corporate activity; personnel and executives including management and management philosophy; corporate history and future goals; potential sales and earnings; expansion programs; ore findings and reports; and other salient subjects that will enhance the Company’s corporate image; (d) in addition to the services provided herein, the Contractor may provide to the Company certain corporate finance advisory services. Through the firms relationship with the investment banking community, the Contractor is able to introduce the Company to potential sources of financing, such as, investment bankers, brokerage firms, venture capital groups, and individuals or special group investors. If the Contractor provides such services to the Company and monies are raised for the Company, then the Company agrees to pay to the Contractor a finder’s fee. The amount of such finder’s fee shall be based on a mutually agreed upon percentage of such monies raised; provided that it is acknowledged that the Company may engage other entities to assist with the corporate and investor relations of the Company and in this regard the Contractor will take such steps as shall be necessary to co-ordinate its activities with such other entities to ensure there is no duplication of services.

Contractor's Activities. In carrying out its obligations under this Agreement with respect to the promotional activities of the Company, the Contractor shall: (a) introduce to the Company brokerage firms; the money managers and research departments of certain funds and institutions; analysts; special situation people or special situation investing groups; and other persons or entities who may have a direct interest in the Company’s stock (collectively, the “Investing Groups”). Further, the Contractor shall initiate and maintain communication with the Investing Groups through a series of meetings in selected cities, by written correspondence, personal visits, individual telephone conversations and teleconferencing; (b) create, carry out and provide a publicity program to the Company using any or all of the following means: (i) financial newspapers, magazines and periodicals; (ii) news, feature and financial sections of the national news magazines; (iii) wire services and feature syndicates; (iv) financial, news and feature sections of daily newspapers; (v) financial television and radio programs (vi) trade periodicals that circulate throughout the Company’s industry; (vii) press releases; and (viii) press presentations and special press interviews (collectively, the Corporate Communications “Public Relations Program”); (c) the Corporate Communications Public Relations Program provided to the Company shall consist of information, provided by the Company to the Contractor. Further, the Corporate Communications Public Relations Program will relate to the Company’s general corporate activity; personnel and executives including management and management philosophy; corporate history and future goals; potential sales and earnings; expansion programs; ore findings and reports; and other salient subjects that will enhance the Company’s corporate image; (d) write, develop and create the Company’s financial written and graphic materials such as the Company’s annual reports; interim reports; and special communiqués to the Company’s shareholders and the financial community at large; (e) in addition to the services provided herein, the Contractor may provide to the Company certain corporate finance advisory services. Through the firms firms’ relationship with the investment banking community, the Contractor is able to introduce the Company to potential sources of financing, such as, investment bankers, brokerage firms, venture capital groups, and individuals or special group investors. If the Contractor provides such services to the Company and monies are raised for the Company, then the Company agrees to pay to the Contractor a finder’s fee. The amount of such finder’s fee shall be based on a mutually agreed upon percentage of such monies raised; provided that it is acknowledged that the Company may engage other entities to assist with the corporate and investor relations of the Company and in this regard the Contractor will take such steps as shall be necessary to co-ordinate its activities with such other entities to ensure there is no duplication of services.