TEMPLATE - LAD LOA Email Cover Letter ENG (Money & Eq) April 2020docx

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TEMPLATE - LAD LOA Email Cover Letter ENG (Money & Eq) April 2020docx

TEMPLATE---LAD-LOA-Email-Cover-Letter-ENG-(Money---Eq)-April-2020

Letter of Agreement for Monetary and Equipment Support

5703.2 3 third parties involved in the Program are the sole responsibility of the Recipient. If the Program is cancelled or postponed beyond six (6) months, Recipient shall promptly return the funds to Olympus.

TEMPLATE---LAD-LOA-Email-Cover-Letter-ENG-(Money---Eq)-April-2020
Letter of Agreement for Monetary and Equipment Support
Olympus Grant ID «Request_ID»
The Olympus Corporation of the Americas Grants Committee ("Olympus Grants Committee") is pleased to inform you that the request for an independent educational grant (the "Grant") by the «Organization_Legal_Name» ("Recipient") has been approved, subject to Recipient's acceptance of the terms and conditions of this letter of agreement ("Agreement") and all Olympus standard policies and procedures governing the award of Grants. The Grant is provided to Recipient for the exclusive purpose and in the amount(s) as follows:
 Program: «Program_Title»  Date(s): «Start_Date» ­ «End_Date»  Location: «Venue»[Edit information from Venue merge field to LIST CITY AND COUNTRY]  Monetary support: «Financial_Decision»  In-kind Equipment support: Estimated value of approximately ______.XX including applicable
shipping costs. Equipment to be returned at conclusion of course.
The Recipient and the Program faculty understand and agree that the following terms and conditions shall apply to the Grant:
The Medical Education Program:
The Recipient shall use the funds and equipment contributed by Olympus to support the Program specified above; the funds and equipment shall not be used for any other purpose, activity, or other similar program. The parties agree the Program will be scientific or educational in nature and will be wholly non-promotional and free from any commercial bias. Recipient will require that Program presenters and faculty disclose if and when a product discussed as part of the Program is not approved for the use under discussion in the United States or the country where the Program is occurring.
The Recipient and Program faculty shall be solely responsible for the control of the content of the Program and the selection of faculty. Olympus will not provide input on the Program content or faculty, even if asked by the Recipient.
The Recipient has and will exercise full control of the Program without input or guidance of any kind from Olympus, even if asked, with respect to: (i) identification of the educational needs; (ii) determination of educational objectives, (iii) selection of presenters, presentations, or content; (iv) selection of any persons and organizations that will be in a position to control the content of the Program; (v) selection of educational methods; and (vi) evaluation of the Program.
Prior to the beginning of the Program, Recipient will disclose all relevant financial relationships between any commercial interest (including Olympus and any subsidiary or affiliate of Olympus, including Olympus Respiratory America, Inc., doing business as "Spiration.") and anyone in a position to control the content of the Program. The Recipient shall acknowledge the educational grant support from Olympus in Program brochures and other Program materials as permitted by ACCME Standards.
Recipient will ensure that no promotional activities or product advertisements are in the same room or in any obligate path to the Program immediately before, during, or after.
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Upon reasonable notice by Olympus, Olympus reserves the right to send an authorized representative (independent of any Olympus commercial purposes) to the Program for the purposes of observing the Program to ensure adherence to the aforementioned provisions.
Grant Payment and Reconciliation:
Olympus, the Recipient, and Program faculty agree the Grant is not being furnished in exchange for any past, present, or future agreement that the Recipient or Program faculty prescribe, purchase, order, or use Olympus' products, or arrange for or recommend the prescription, purchase, order, or use of Olympus' products.
As a U.S. entity, Olympus is subject to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA") and similar anticorruption or anti-bribery laws governing locations where Olympus and Recipient conduct operations. The FCPA prohibits payments or offers of payments of anything of value to foreign officials, political parties, or candidates for foreign political office to secure, retain, or direct business. "Foreign officials" under U.S. law would include physicians paid by, or affiliated with, government-controlled entities, no matter how minor the relationship. Payments made to such persons indirectly through a third-party are also illegal. The FCPA requires companies to maintain accurate books, records, and accounts, and to develop a system of internal accounting control sufficient to provide reasonable assurance that the companies' books and records fairly reflect its transactions and disposition of its assets, Accordingly, Olympus' support to Recipient must be consistent with its obligations under the FCPA. Olympus and the Recipient, its board members, or chairperson(s), organizers and related third parties (hereinafter "Recipient's Related Parties") agree that the Grant is not being furnished in exchange for any past, present, or future agreement that the Recipient's Related Parties prescribe, purchase, order, or use Olympus' products, or arrange for or recommend the prescription, purchase, order, or use of Olympus' products. In addition, considering the obligations under the FCPA, Recipient through its authorized representative certifies that Recipient and Recipient's Related Parties:
a. have not made, promised, offered, or authorized any payment or transfer of anything of value, directly or indirectly, to any foreign government official or employee (including employees of a government corporation or public international organization and including any political party or candidate for public office), for the purpose of (i) influencing such official to take any action or decision or to omit to take any action, in his or her official capacity, (ii) inducing such official to use his or her influence with a government or instrumentality to affect any act or decision of the government or instrumentality, or (iii) securing any improper advantage as proscribed by the FCPA;
b. have no reason to believe that any of their employees, consultants, agents, or representatives has made any payments or transfers to foreign government officials or employees that would violate the FCPA or the laws of the country in which payment or transfer were made; and
c. warrant that in connection with the Grant described above they will comply at all times with the provisions of the FCPA, any anti-corruption laws of the jurisdiction in which the Programs shall take place.
Recipient acknowledges and confirms that no portion of the Grant will be used to provide payments or other items of value to physicians or other health care professionals participating in the Program as faculty, attendees, or in any other capacity. This prohibition applies but is not limited to any honoraria, compensation, meals, lodging expenses, travel expenses, or other benefits for such individuals.
Within thirty (30) days following Olympus' receipt of this Agreement executed by Recipient, Olympus will send «Financial_Decision» USD via wire transfer or check [only select check when the requestor is a US Organization conducting an event in Latin America] to Recipient's approved banking institution as identified by Recipient during the Olympus Grant Registration Process. The Grant shall be paid by Olympus only to the Recipient. Olympus will provide no other funds to individuals or third parties involved in the Program. Olympus' financial responsibility is limited to the Grant provided to the Recipient; claims for payment by subcontractors or
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third parties involved in the Program are the sole responsibility of the Recipient. If the Program is cancelled or postponed beyond six (6) months, Recipient shall promptly return the funds to Olympus. At Olympus' request, the Recipient agrees to provide to Olympus an accounting, in reasonable detail, for the expenditure of Grant funds and the use of Olympus' equipment. If Recipient fails to respond to Olympus' request for reconciliation within 90 days of the completion of the Program, the Recipient will lose the ability to apply for new grants--and any pending grant requests may be placed on hold--until the outstanding reconciliation has been completed. If the Program reconciliation indicates that the amount of Olympus' funding exceeds the actual and bona fide expenses for the Program, the Recipient agrees to return any unused funds to Olympus via wire transfer to a fund identified by Olympus within thirty (30) days of the request from Olympus. No new or pending grant requests will be considered until excess funds are returned. Olympus may disclose this grant if and as required by applicable laws and regulations. In-Kind Equipment Support: The Equipment, including any unused consumable or disposable products, is and will remain the exclusive property of Olympus and must be returned to Olympus upon the conclusion of the Program or immediately upon any earlier cancellation or postponement of the Program. Recipient may not disassemble, repair, tamper with, alter, change, or modify the equipment. In-kind Equipment support is subject to Olympus' inventory availability. Olympus reserves the right to make modifications and substitutions to the equipment list due to errors or oversights by Olympus and/or Recipient. In the event modifications and/or substitutions impact the monetary value of in-kind support, Olympus will notify Requestor of the revised calculated sum. All other costs and expenses incurred by Recipient in connection with the Grant, including, for example, for third-party support, labor, transportation, and event administration and operations, shall be the sole responsibility of Recipient. Recipient shall be responsible for reprocessing all Equipment used on any patients both pre- and post-Program, and shall follow all manufacturer's instructions and applicable laws in performing these obligations.
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RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT OLYMPUS SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY COSTS, DAMAGES OR LIABILITIES THAT RECIPIENT MAY INCUR FROM DELAYED SHIPPING OR EQUIPMENT SHORTAGES, UNAVAILABILITY OR SHORTAGES OF PERSONNEL, PRODUCT FAILURE, REPROCESSING, PRODUCT DESIGN, SELECTION, OR PRODUCTION OR FROM ANY OTHER CAUSE, WHETHER LIABILITY IS ASSERTED IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT PRODUCT LIABILITY) OR OTHERWISE. IN NO EVENT SHALL OLYMPUS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOSS OF PROFITS OR LOSS OF USE), WHETHER OR NOT OLYMPUS SHALL BE OR SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH POTENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE [Make sure signatures are never alone on the last page. Adjust spacing as needed.] By:
OLYMPUS CORPORATION OF THE AMERICAS Grants Committee ACCEPTED AND AGREED: By: _____________________________ Name: Title: DATE: ____________________
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