Program Marketing and Promotion Sample Clauses

The Program Marketing and Promotion clause defines the rights and responsibilities of the parties regarding the advertising and publicizing of a specific program or initiative. Typically, it outlines how each party may use trademarks, logos, or other branding materials in marketing efforts, and may set requirements for obtaining prior approval before launching promotional activities. This clause ensures that both parties maintain control over their brand image and messaging, while also facilitating coordinated marketing efforts to maximize the program's visibility and success.
Program Marketing and Promotion. The Consultant shall: • Develop communication materials that depict SJVIA programs and services offered to potential JPA members as directed by the SJVIA Board; • Develop underwriting of prospective new members as approved by the SJVIA Board; • Conduct benchmark of plan data with other joint purchasing arrangements, JPAs, and Trust programs; and • Facilitate on-boarding new participating entities as approved by the SJVIA Board, including: o Coordinating all contracts with new participating entities; o Confirming and providing the following (but not limited to): • Client payment information, • Final rate structure, • Interface with eligibility vendor (currently MyWorkplace, Inc.), and • Submit group structure to carriers.
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Program Marketing and Promotion. You may not schedule any program offerings without being committed to provide the program on the specified date and time at a known and advertised location. You may not market multiple programs on the same date in different locations, provided that you are physically unable to attend all of such offerings. You may not engage in false or deceptive marketing and you are not permitted to make unsupported claims in Your marketing. All marketing and promotion must be in compliance with the Scrum Alliance Antitrust Compliance Manual and applicable advertising requirements, if any, set forth on the Scrum Alliance Sites. You may not cancel any program offering with less than two (2) weeks’ prior notice, unless an extenuating circumstance is present (e.g., illness or travel disruption). You should not offer anything of value that might reasonably be expected to influence the decision to attend (or send or authorize others to attend) a program offering, without the knowledge and consent of the individual or entity paying for the program offering. By way of example, “anything of value” does not include (i) gifts of nominal value, such as pens, t-shirts, thumb drives, or similar items, given in the ordinary course of business; (ii) discounts in the ordinary course of business; (iii) material or other publications, in paper or electronic form, that are related to Scrum or the specific subject matter of the program offering.
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