- 15 - contacted Brown about the alumnus' complaint and wrote the alumnus a letter to maintain good will with him. Andrews and some of the other supervisors shared several assistants who worked for petitioner. The record does not suggest that the assistants worked on the credit card program. Grafton prepared budgets for petitioner with categories for various expenses. He had no budget category for the affinity credit card program. Petitioner paid Andrews $22,000 during her first year. She was petitioner's associate director at the time of trial. G. 1991 Agreement Petitioner and PB&T signed a replacement affinity credit card agreement in February 1991 (1991 agreement). It made two changes to the 1987 agreement: (1) It provided a procedure for PB&T to transfer member accounts and receivables to another bank if petitioner or PB&T did not want to renew the agreement, and (2) it said the payments from PB&T to petitioner were royalties. Andrews contacted several universities to seek ideas and suggestions relating to an addendum to the 1991 contract. H. Sale of Olympic Coins Universal Coins, a Canadian business, contacted PB&T to ask if PB&T would like to participate in an Olympic coin program. Universal Coins offered to pay PB&T to insert material promoting the Olympic coin program in credit card statements. On April 26, 1991, Brown wrote Andrews a letter in which he described thePage: Previous 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Next
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