Terms of Use

1. Acceptance

By using this website you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.

2. Membership is by application

Nothing on this site is an offer of membership. Submitting an application does not create any entitlement to join. Our Membership Committee reviews every application and its decision is final.

Membership, once granted, is personal to you and may not be transferred. [State your membership term, fees if any, and renewal and termination conditions here.]

3. Using this site

You agree not to: attempt to gain unauthorised access to any part of the site or its systems; submit content that is unlawful, misleading, or infringes anyone's rights; use automated means to scrape, harvest or overload the site; or impersonate any person or organisation.

We may suspend or withdraw access to the site at any time without notice.

4. Content you submit

You keep ownership of anything you submit. By submitting material for publication you grant us a non-exclusive licence to review it and, if we publish it, to reproduce and distribute it across our platforms with attribution to you.

You confirm that anything you submit is your own work or that you have the right to submit it.

Needs your input[Confirm the licence scope and any editing rights with your legal adviser.]

5. Our content

The text, design, graphics and other material on this site belong to SVEF or our licensors and are protected by copyright. You may read and share links to it; you may not republish it without permission.

6. Events and Chatham House Rule

Unless we say otherwise, SVEF events run under the Chatham House Rule: you are free to use what you hear, but you may not reveal the identity or affiliation of who said it. Attending an event means agreeing to that rule.

Needs your input[Add your cancellation, refund and no-show policy here if events are ticketed.]

7. No professional advice

Material published on this site is for general information. It is not legal, financial, investment or professional advice, and you should not act on it without taking advice appropriate to your circumstances.

8. Liability

Needs your input[This section must be drafted by your legal adviser. Limitation-of-liability wording that is copied from another site is frequently unenforceable, and the enforceable scope varies by jurisdiction.]

9. Governing law

Needs your input[Specify the governing law and the courts that have jurisdiction — for example the State of California, United States.]

10. Contact

Questions about these terms: info@svexecutiveforum.com.