The non-competition (...) clause included in this Article is necessary due the
substantial business interest of the employer. The business of employer is globally
unique. The way of lead generation differs from other online marketing/lead generation parties through a combination of
employer. This sales method, consists of a combination of employer-developed and
highly effective; call scripts; psychological persuasion methods; training and
recruitment methods. For that reason, employer wants to strongly prevent that the
employee ends up sharing the methodology to with competitors.
The employee gives therefore the following motivation for substantial business interests.
An employee in the position of Head country Management is responsible for managing all campaign & country managers, including controlling all traffic,
managing/monitoring clients and reaching profit targets for all active countries. The
employee is in the first place trained on the specific and unique sales method developed by the employer that is applied within the company. With this sales method the employer distinguishes itself to an extraordinary degree from its direct competitors, The employee takes knowledge of this unique sales method (including call scripts, and the employer invests in improving the sales skills of the employee by organising daily training. It would be extremely harmful to the company of the employer if the employee were to use this specific sales method at a direct competitor of the employer because this could seriously harm the competitiveness of the employer.
The employee is responsible for managing and training the entire campaign &
Country managers team. The employee is trained to transfer the Response Concepts business management method to others. Together with the CEO, the employee is responsible for the further development of their business management method. The employee knows of all the ins and outs of this business management method and can also transfer this to others. The employee develops the business management method and further expands this. In addition, the employee has access to all management and board information. It concerns very competition sensitive information. It would be extremely harmful to the company of the employer if the employee would use this information at a direct competitor of the employer because this could seriously harm the competitiveness of the employer. The employer [employee, hof] is the commercial face of the employer for example at network meetings, trade fairs and client days. The employee has access to the data of all business contacts of the employer. The employee has access to, and is involved in, preparing and processing commercially sensitive information, such as services and products specifications, pricing, sales history, wishes, requirements and complaints from business contacts, quotations made and contracts concluded with business contacts.
Moreover, they seek and maintain business relations with the larger(r) business contacts of the employer for the employer. The aforementioned means that the employee, with knowledge acquired at the employer, can compete in such a way that this non-competition clause is necessary due to the substantial business interest of the
employer. (.)“