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Marketing and Communication. The Supplier shall pro-actively work with the Authority to establish and manage a Marketing and Communications Plan. This plan will detail all marketing activities including, but not limited to, producing case studies, running or attending events, direct mail campaigns, and Social Media campaigns. The Supplier shall ensure that any documents produced as a result of the Framework award (e.g. catalogues) can be provided in a variety of formats upon request by the Authority and Contracting Authorities, to ensure they are accessible to all. This requirement shall include, but not limited to, large print or a bi-lingual format. The Supplier shall ensure that the emphasis of any marketing effort relating to the DPS Agreement must focus on savings and benefits to be achieved through the DPS Agreement via, cost savings and/or operational efficiencies, for example, rather than benefits of the Supplier’s own goods and services as an end in themselves. The Supplier shall produce case studies of Contracting Authorities who have contracted through the DPS Agreement to highlight the savings and benefits achieved. The Supplier shall gain approval from Contracting Authorities prior to any release or publication. The Supplier shall highlight Social Value, sustainability and environmental advantages and issues as part of any marketing material and specifically wherever it promotes awareness of and improvement in any of these areas. The Supplier shall ensure that all marketing materials and communications which make reference to the DPS Agreement, including case studies, are approved by the Authority prior to any release or publication. Competition Also known as a mini-competition or a mini-tender, this is a competed procurement exercise between the awarded Suppliers on a DPS. An individual Contracting Authorities requirements are sent to the registered suppliers who are then invited to submit a specific tender to fulfil these requirements. This helps to ensure that Contracting Authorities are able to thoroughly test the market to ensure the best quality of products or services are received at the most competitive rate. Contract Notice means the Contract Notice published within the OJEU Contracting Authorities Means the bodies listed in the OJEU Notice; Customer means the Authority and/or any other Contracting Bodies (within the meaning of the Regulations) described in the OJEU Contract Notice; Digital Service Standard a set of criteria to help government create and run good...
Marketing and Communication. A. General Requirements In conducting any Marketing activities described herein, the Contractor shall:
1. Ensure that all Marketing Materials clearly state that information regarding all MassHealth managed care enrollment options including, but not limited to, the Contractor, are available from the MassHealth Customer Service Center. The Contractor shall ensure that all written Marketing Materials prominently display the telephone number and hours of operation of the MassHealth Customer Service Center in the same font size as the same information for the Contractor’s customer service center, if any. EOHHS, in its sole discretion, may exempt, in writing, promotional materials or activities from this requirement upon written request by the Contractor;
2. Submit all Marketing materials to EOHHS for approval prior to distribution. The Contractor shall submit Marketing Materials to EOHHS for approval 60 days prior to distribution or as early as possible;
3. Distribute and/or publish Marketing Materials in a non-targeted manner, as further specified by EOHHS, unless the Contractor submits a written request which is approved by EOHHS to implement a targeted Marketing campaign. A targeted Marketing campaign involves distributing and/or publishing materials (1) to a part of the Contractor’s service area as defined by EOHHS; or (2) where the campaign relates to a local event (such as a health fair) or to a single Provider (such as a hospital or clinic), to a certain zip code or zip codes;
4. Provide EOHHS with a copy of all press releases pertaining to the Contractor’s MassHealth line of business for prior review and approval;
5. Report any costs associated with Marketing or Marketing incentives, or Non-Medical Programs or Services as further directed by EOHHS; and
6. Comply with all applicable information requirements set forth in 42 CFR 438.10 when conducting Marketing activities and preparing Marketing Materials;
Marketing and Communication. 4.1 For clarity, all parties acknowledge that any businesses introduced by Party C to either Party A or Party B (upon incorporation) for ultimate clients will be communicated and marketed under the name Voltage X Innovations Limited for ease of marketing and branding. Party C further acknowledges that for the purposes of businesses and performance, Party A and Party B are considered as the same person for these purposes.
Marketing and Communication. 13.10.1 The Supplier shall pro-actively work with the Authority to establish and manage a Marketing and Communications Plan. This plan will detail all marketing activities including, but not limited to, producing case studies, running or attending events, direct mail campaigns, and Social Media campaigns.
13.10.2 The Supplier shall ensure that any documents produced as a result of the Framework award can be provided in a variety of formats upon request by the Authority and Contracting Authorities, to ensure they are accessible to all. This requirement shall include, but not limited to, large print or a bi-lingual format.
13.10.3 The Supplier shall ensure that the emphasis of any marketing effort relating to the Framework Agreement must focus on savings and benefits to be achieved through the Framework Agreement via page output management, cost savings and/or operational efficiencies, for example, rather than benefits of the Supplier’s own goods and services as an end in themselves.
13.10.4 The Supplier shall provide Data and images to the Authority and/or Contracting Authorities for the purposes of creating and maintaining electronic and other Catalogues upon request.
13.10.5 The Supplier shall produce case studies of Contracting Authorities who have contracted through the Framework Agreement to highlight the savings and benefits achieved. The Supplier shall gain approval from Contracting Authorities prior to any release or publication.
13.10.6 The Supplier shall highlight Social Value, sustainability and environmental advantages and issues as part of any marketing Material and specifically wherever it promotes awareness of and improvement in any of these areas.
13.10.7 The Supplier shall ensure that all marketing materials and communications which make reference to the Framework Agreement, including case studies, are approved by the Authority prior to any release or publication.
Marketing and Communication. For the purposes of this agreement, SAU grants to EICC, and EICC grants to SAU, permission to use, display, reproduce and publish, without compensation each other's trademarks as an institutional partner on websites, cobranded web portals, and in print marketing publications. The parties will provide an electronic version of the Trademarks for the use permitted by this agreement. Each party represents and warrants that it possesses all rights necessary for the granting of the permissions set forth in this Agreement. Each Institution reserves the right to review in advance any information including but not limited to, websites, cobranded web portals, and in print marketing publications. Eastern Iowa Community Colleges and St ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ University will ensure that they maintain accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission regional accrediting body and ensure that all operations will be in keeping with accreditation requirements of the two institutions.
Marketing and Communication. Upon signature of the contract, both parties will make a best effort to do the following:
a. Development of joint press release with Orbital Insight led by Director of Marketing ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
b. Joint content development and marketing co-investment (e.g., video development)
c. Willingness to speak with interested reporters
d. Joint use of name, brand and logo on the website, in marketing materials and for co-marketing efforts for a period of 18 months
e. Joint use of brand and case study details to be used in industry pitch-decks and NDA sanctioned customer meetings with Licensee permission (excluding any known competitors)
f. At least one joint speakership/panel discussion within the first 12 months of partnership
Marketing and Communication. General Requirements In conducting any Marketing activities described herein, the Contractor shall: Ensure that all Marketing Materials clearly state that information regarding all MassHealth managed care enrollment options including, but not limited to, any Contracting MCOs, are available from the MassHealth Customer Service Center. The Contractor shall ensure that all written Marketing Materials prominently display the telephone number and hours of operation of the MassHealth Customer Service Center in the same font size as the same information for the Contractor’s customer service center, if any. EOHHS, in its sole discretion, may exempt, in writing, promotional materials or activities from this requirement upon written request by the Contractor; Submit all Marketing Materials to EOHHS for approval prior to distribution. The Contractor shall submit Marketing Materials to EOHHS for approval 60 days prior to distribution or as early as possible; Distribute and/or publish Marketing Materials in a non-targeted manner, as further specified by EOHHS, unless the Contractor submits a written request which is approved by EOHHS to implement a targeted Marketing campaign. A targeted Marketing campaign involves distributing and/or publishing materials (1) to a part of the Contractor’s service area as defined by EOHHS; or (2) where the campaign relates to a local event (such as a health fair) or to a single provider (such as a hospital or clinic), to a certain zip code or zip codes; and Provide EOHHS with a copy of all press releases pertaining to the Contractor’s MassHealth line of business for prior review and approval; Permissible Marketing Activities The Contractor may only engage in the following Marketing activities. A health fair or community activity, as further directed by EOHHS. The Contractor may conduct or participate in Marketing at health fairs and other community activities only if: Any Marketing Materials the Contractor distributes have been pre-approved by EOHHS; and Any free samples and gifts offered by the Contractor are only of a nominal value and are available to all attendees of the health fair or other community activity regardless of their intent to be attributed to the Contractor; The Contractor may participate in health benefit fairs sponsored by EOHHS, as further specified by EOHHS; The Contractor may market to Members in accordance with Section 2.6.A by distributing and/or publishing Marketing Materials in a non-targeted manner or impleme...
Marketing and Communication. 1. The Client grants ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ the right to use the trade name(s), registered office, logo(s) and other indications relating to the Client for marketing purposes. The aforementioned indications may be used (but are not restricted to that use) to promote ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and as a reference on the website of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
2. The Client grants ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ explicit permission to use the name and logo of the Client for promotional purposes, including their mention on the website of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and in presentations for Clients and prospects.
3. Following the signing of the Agreement, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is authorised to issue a press release.
Marketing and Communication. UCP shall (i) promote and market the Marks (as defined below) through such means as a website, electronic newsletters, mailings, earned media, advertising and other electronic, written, print and audio-visual materials and (ii) produce and make available to AFFILIATE public education and regular information about the organization and its affiliates, and
Marketing and Communication. (a) The Parties hereby agree to use all commercially reasonable efforts to coordinate with each other prior to discussing the Project or the other Party publicly. Further, neither Party shall issue any press release, flyer, advertisement or any other pre-planned public statement regarding the Project or the other Party, including for the avoidance of doubt, statements to the press where the Party has time to prepare its statements or responses, without the other Party’s approval.
(b) Each Party shall have the right to include their logo on any publicity materials related to the Project. Letters sent by Grantee to beneficiaries for the Project will describe Illinois’s involvement and financial support. A DEBT ABOLISHMENT COSTS GRANT BUDGET
1) Medical debt portfolio costs are costs of purchases from hospital/provider partners or from the secondary debt market. Pricing is determined based on the age of accounts contained within each portfolio. Every individual whose debt is included in each portfolio must undergo a qualification and ID verification process.This direct cost to the program is specifically calculated in order to estimate the amount to purchase debt from trading/hospital partners and the secondary debt market. Costs are apportioned from the total estimated purchase price, which is based on the assumption that we will be able to source debt with the face value/open balance amount containing approximate number of accounts owed by the specified number of individuals at an average purchase price factor of %.
2) Analytical Data costs - This direct cost is for data anaysys specific only to the beneficiaries of this grant. Analytical data charges are fees paid in order for us to be able to qualify, identify, and report on all of the individuals helped form this grant.
3) Mailing costs - This direct cost is only for the mailing expenses for letters to the beneficiaries of this grant. Bi PERSONNEL