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RE: Sublicence Proposal
By TonyW, 2 days ago |
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| Hi everyone. I've had a few off-line conversations also supportive of this proposal. Therefore, my next steps will be to proceed with drafting the third-party/side agreement and take the other feedbac... | ||
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RE: Sublicence Proposal
By TonyW, 1 week ago |
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| Thanks Mike: yes, the intention is that a sublicensee brand becomes recognised as an allowed brand under your Licence. Therefore, if they wish to move production to another UMF member, we will need to... | ||
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RE: Sublicence Proposal
By mike sheeran, 1 week ago |
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| Like Sam support the direction of this initiative. Agree, makes sense formally linking the brand owner to the UMFA member sponsor. Ultimately, the member sponsor is the party doing the heavy lifting i... | ||
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RE: Sublicence Proposal
By TonyW, 1 week ago |
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| @s-haines-manuka-south Thanks for your well-considered feedback Sam. What do others think of Sam's suggested enhancements? | ||
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RE: Sublicence Proposal
By S Haines Manuka South, 1 week ago |
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| I support the direction in principle. There is clear value in giving members more flexibility to service customers and bring additional brands under the UMF system. That said, I have some concerns aro... | ||
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Sublicence Proposal
By Analiese Rands, 2 weeks ago |
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| Earlier this year we held an on-line meeting with many of you to float the idea of enabling members to extend their UMF™ Licence to 3rd party brands they do not own. Since that first meeting, w... | ||
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