Common use of Information from Third Parties Clause in Contracts

Information from Third Parties. Employee acknowledges that the Companies have received and will continue to receive confidential or proprietary information from third parties which the Companies must maintain in confidence and protect from unauthorized disclosure or use, including but not limited to information regarding resort and other properties and the Companies’ members and their families and guests. Without the written consent of the Company, Employee shall not, directly or indirectly, disclose or use for the benefit of any person other than the Companies any such information, except where such disclosure or use is: (a) in connection with and in furtherance of Employee’s work on behalf of the Companies, (b) not otherwise contrary to applicable laws regarding trade secrets, confidential information or intellectual property; and (c) not contrary to any agreement between the third party and any of the Companies of which Employee has knowledge.1

Information from Third Parties. Employee acknowledges that the Companies have received and will continue to receive confidential or proprietary information from third parties which the Companies must maintain in confidence and protect from unauthorized disclosure or use, including but not limited to information regarding resort and other properties and the Companies’ members and their families and guests. Without the written consent of the Company, Employee shall not, directly or indirectly, disclose or use for the benefit of any person other than the Companies any such information, except where such disclosure or use is: (a) in connection with and in furtherance of Employee’s work on behalf of the Companies, (b) not otherwise contrary to applicable laws regarding trade secrets, confidential information or intellectual property; and (c) not contrary to any agreement between the third party and any of the Companies of which Employee has knowledge.1knowledge.