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Company may not modify its Incubation Plan without the prior written consent of the Program.\nCompany having entered into a license or Equity Shareholder Agreement with Cornell’s Center for Technology Licensing (CTL), or an Equity Investment Agreement (as applicable), and such agreements remaining in full force and effect.\nCompany complying with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, its Facility License Agreement, its CTL license or Equity Shareholder Agreement, any other agreement between Company and University.\nCompany complying with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules, regulations, and all applicable Cornell policies, guidelines or directives, including but not limited to University Policy 4.6 (Standards of Ethical Conduct).\nProgram Services and Amenities.\nWhile participating in the Program, Company shall have access to Program services and amenities, which include:\nCoaching, advising and assistance from Program staff, Executives-in-Residence and volunteer mentors on a variety of business development and technical issues, including technology development, business planning, fund raising, and management team recruiting\nUse of the Program’s facilities and shared equipment, upon execution of a separate and co-terminous Facility License Agreement\nAccess to Cornell funding opportunities for start-up entities\nIncubator Associate appointments for on-site Company employees (as further described below).  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