Last updated: 27-07-2026

These Event Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) apply to all physical events, seminars, workshops, webinars, online sessions and hybrid events organised, hosted, managed or promoted under the name Superseed Live.

Superseed Live is operated by:

Superseed Consultancy Pte Ltd
UEN: 201828523K
50 Ubi Crescent, #01-10, Level 3
Singapore 408568
Email: [email protected]
Website: superseedconsultancy.com/ superseedlive.com

In these Terms, “Superseed”, “we”, “us” or “our” means Superseed Consultancy Pte Ltd.

By registering for, accessing or attending an Event, you agree to be bound by these Terms. Where you register another person, you must ensure that the person is aware of and agrees to these Terms.

1. Definitions

In these Terms:

“Attendee” means any person who registers for, accesses or attends an Event, including a guest, substitute attendee or person registered by another individual.

“Authorised Partner” means a speaker, sponsor, exhibitor, financial adviser, organisation, service provider or other commercial partner expressly authorised by Superseed to participate in or conduct activities at an Event.

“Event” means any physical event, seminar, conference, workshop, webinar, livestream, online presentation, hybrid event or related activity organised, managed, hosted or promoted by Superseed.

“Event Materials” means all slides, presentations, worksheets, handouts, recordings, graphics, photographs, videos, documents, frameworks, processes, templates, software and other materials provided or displayed in connection with an Event.

“Event Page” means the relevant website, registration page, landing page, ticketing page, form, email, message or other communication through which an Event is promoted or registration is accepted.

“Venue” means the physical premises or online platform through which an Event is conducted.

2. Application of these Terms

2.1 These Terms apply together with:

a. the information and conditions stated on the relevant Event Page;
b. Superseed’s applicable Privacy Notice;
c. any venue, platform or safety rules communicated to Attendees; and
d. any additional conditions expressly stated for a particular Event.

2.2 If there is any inconsistency between these Terms and specific written conditions stated on an Event Page, the specific Event conditions will apply to the extent of that inconsistency.

2.3 Superseed may amend these Terms from time to time. The version published at the time of registration will generally apply to that registration, except where changes are reasonably required for legal, regulatory, safety, security or operational reasons.

3. Registration and acceptance

3.1 Registration is required unless Superseed expressly states otherwise.

3.2 Submission of a registration form does not automatically guarantee admission. Superseed may review, accept, reject, place on hold or cancel any registration.

3.3 Superseed may request additional information to verify an Attendee’s identity, eligibility, occupation, professional capacity, contact information or reason for attendance.

3.4 An Attendee must provide complete, current and accurate information. An Attendee must not:

a. register using a false name or false particulars;
b. impersonate another person;
c. conceal a relevant commercial, professional or organisational affiliation;
d. register multiple times to circumvent attendance limits or prior restrictions;
e. use another person’s ticket, access link or registration without approval; or
f. register for the purpose of soliciting, recruiting, monitoring competitors, disrupting the Event or obtaining confidential commercial information.

3.5 Registration may be refused or cancelled where Superseed reasonably believes that an individual:

a. intends to solicit, promote, sell or recruit at the Event;
b. represents a competing business or conflicting commercial interest;
c. has previously breached these Terms or disrupted an Event;
d. has provided inaccurate, misleading or incomplete information;
e. presents a safety, security, reputational or operational risk;
f. is attending primarily for purposes unrelated to the intended audience or purpose of the Event; or
g. may adversely affect the experience, privacy or interests of other Attendees, speakers, partners or Superseed.

3.6 Superseed is not required to provide detailed reasons for rejecting or cancelling a registration, subject to applicable law.

4. Eligibility and admission

4.1 Unless otherwise stated, Attendees must be at least 18 years old.

4.2 Superseed may impose additional eligibility criteria for a particular Event.

4.3 For physical Events, Attendees may be required to present:

a. a registration confirmation;
b. a valid identification document;
c. a ticket or QR code; or
d. other information reasonably required to verify registration.

4.4 Admission remains subject to:

a. venue capacity;
b. completion of registration requirements;
c. compliance with these Terms;
d. safety and security requirements; and
e. the discretion of Superseed and the Venue operator.

4.5 Registration confirmation does not create an unconditional right of admission.

4.6 Superseed may refuse entry to, or require the departure of, any person who does not satisfy the admission requirements or who breaches these Terms.

5. Ticket transfers and substitutions

5.1 An Attendee may request to transfer a registration to another person, subject to:

a. prior notification to Superseed;
b. completion of a new registration by the substitute Attendee;
c. the substitute Attendee satisfying the applicable eligibility requirements; and
d. Superseed’s approval.

5.2 A registration, ticket, access link, QR code or login credential must not be sold, publicly offered, auctioned or transferred for commercial gain.

5.3 Superseed may reject any substitution or transfer where the substitute Attendee does not meet the Event requirements or where the transfer may compromise safety, capacity, security or Event integrity.

6. Event purpose

6.1 Events are conducted for education, information, community engagement, professional development or other purposes stated on the Event Page.

6.2 Unless expressly described otherwise, an Event is not an open marketplace, trade fair, recruitment session or general lead-generation opportunity for Attendees.

6.3 Attendees must participate in a manner consistent with the purpose and intended audience of the Event.

7. Strict prohibition against solicitation

7.1 Attendees must not engage in unauthorised solicitation before, during or after an Event where the contact or opportunity arose through the Event.

7.2 Prohibited solicitation includes:

a. selling, marketing or promoting any product, service, business, seminar, event, investment, scheme, membership or commercial opportunity;
b. prospecting for clients, customers, investors, representatives, agents, distributors, employees or recruits;
c. approaching Attendees for financial advisory, insurance, investment, property, immigration, legal, healthcare, education, coaching, marketing, recruitment or other commercial services;
d. requesting appointments, consultations, quotations, reviews or follow-up calls for a commercial purpose;
e. distributing flyers, brochures, promotional gifts, samples, forms, catalogues, QR codes, referral links or other marketing materials;
f. displaying promotional material on clothing, devices, tables or within the Venue without approval;
g. making unsolicited sales pitches or commercial presentations;
h. promoting another event, webinar, group, community or commercial platform;
i. inviting Attendees to join WhatsApp, Telegram, social-media or other groups for commercial or recruitment purposes;
j. collecting business cards, telephone numbers, email addresses, social-media accounts or other contact information for marketing, recruitment or commercial use;
k. adding Attendees to mailing lists, messaging lists, customer databases or marketing systems;
l. scanning or photographing name tags, registration lists or contact details;
m. using Event chat functions, question-and-answer functions, breakout rooms or private messages to promote or solicit;
n. conducting surveys, research or market testing for an external commercial purpose without approval; or
o. engaging in conduct that Superseed reasonably considers to be disguised solicitation or prospecting.

7.3 Claiming that an interaction is “networking”, “sharing”, “collaboration”, “education”, “relationship-building” or “just exchanging contacts” does not prevent it from being treated as solicitation where there is a direct or indirect commercial, recruitment or promotional purpose.

7.4 Attendees must not use information obtained through an Event to contact another Attendee for a commercial purpose unless:

a. that Attendee has independently and expressly requested such contact; and
b. the contact complies with applicable privacy and marketing laws.

7.5 Attendees must not solicit Superseed’s speakers, employees, contractors, sponsors, partners or vendors for competing services, employment, engagements, collaborations or commercial arrangements during an Event without prior approval.

7.6 This clause does not prohibit authorised activities carried out by Authorised Partners within the scope approved by Superseed.

8. Business cards and promotional materials

8.1 Attendees are not permitted to distribute business cards, promotional materials or commercial contact details at an Event for the purpose of prospecting, selling, recruitment or lead generation.

8.2 Authorised Partners may distribute business cards and approved promotional materials only:

a. within the scope of their approved role;
b. in designated locations or during designated portions of the Event; and
c. in accordance with Superseed’s instructions.

8.3 An Attendee may provide personal contact details to another person in the course of a genuine personal interaction, provided this is not part of repeated, organised or commercial solicitation.

8.4 Superseed may require unauthorised materials to be removed, surrendered or taken out of the Venue.

9. Attendee conduct

9.1 Attendees must behave respectfully, responsibly and lawfully.

9.2 Attendees must not:

a. disrupt, interrupt or obstruct a presentation, activity, registration process or Event operation;
b. harass, threaten, intimidate, stalk or abuse another person;
c. engage in discriminatory, offensive, sexually inappropriate or aggressive conduct;
d. create a nuisance or interfere with another person’s enjoyment of the Event;
e. enter restricted, staff-only, backstage or unauthorised areas;
f. tamper with Event equipment, systems, displays or property;
g. bring prohibited, dangerous or unlawful items into the Venue;
h. attend while seriously intoxicated or impaired by alcohol, drugs or other substances;
i. misrepresent themselves as being employed by, endorsed by or associated with Superseed or an Authorised Partner;
j. make false, misleading or defamatory statements about Superseed, an Event, a speaker, partner or Attendee;
k. engage in unlawful gambling, fundraising, political campaigning or activist activity unrelated to the Event;
l. conduct interviews, media activity or content production without approval; or
m. disregard reasonable directions given by Superseed, Venue personnel, security personnel or emergency services.

9.3 Attendees must maintain appropriate professional boundaries when interacting with speakers, partners and other Attendees.

10. Enforcement, refusal of entry and removal

10.1 Where Superseed reasonably suspects that an Attendee has breached these Terms, Superseed may take one or more of the following actions:

a. issue a warning;
b. require the Attendee to stop the relevant activity;
c. restrict access to parts of the Event;
d. disable online chat, messaging or participation functions;
e. remove unauthorised materials;
f. refuse entry;
g. require the Attendee to leave the Event or Venue;
h. terminate online access;
i. cancel the Attendee’s registration;
j. decline the Attendee’s future registrations;
k. impose a temporary or permanent ban from future Events;
l. notify the Venue operator, security personnel or relevant authorities; or
m. take any other proportionate action reasonably necessary to protect the Event and its participants.

10.2 Where immediate action is reasonably required for safety, security, privacy or Event integrity, Superseed is not required to issue a warning before refusing entry, removing an Attendee or terminating access.

10.3 An Attendee who is required to leave must do so promptly and comply with reasonable instructions.

10.4 Superseed may maintain internal records of persons who have breached these Terms for the purpose of managing future registrations, security, legal claims and Event integrity, subject to applicable law and Superseed’s Privacy Notice.

10.5 Superseed may reject future registrations from a restricted or banned individual without providing detailed reasons.

10.6 A ban may apply to registrations made:

a. under another email address or telephone number;
b. through another person;
c. on behalf of a company or organisation; or
d. using any alternative identity intended to circumvent the restriction.

10.7 Superseed’s determination of whether conduct amounts to solicitation, disruption or another breach will be made reasonably, having regard to the circumstances and information available.

11. Guests and accompanying persons

11.1 Each Attendee must be separately registered unless Superseed expressly permits accompanying guests.

11.2 An Attendee must not bring an unregistered guest into an Event.

11.3 Where plus-ones or guests are permitted, the primary registrant is responsible for ensuring that each guest is informed of these Terms.

11.4 Superseed may require an accompanying person to complete a separate registration, consent form or identity verification process.

12. Physical Event requirements

12.1 Attendees must comply with the rules, entry requirements, capacity limitations, security measures, dress requirements and operating procedures of the Venue.

12.2 Attendees must follow all health, safety, evacuation and emergency instructions issued by Superseed, Venue personnel, security personnel or public authorities.

12.3 Attendees must exercise reasonable care for their own safety and the safety of others.

12.4 Attendees should inform Superseed in advance of any reasonable accessibility requirements. Superseed will consider reasonable requests but cannot guarantee that every Venue or Event format can accommodate every requirement.

12.5 Attendees are responsible for their own travel, accommodation, parking, meals and personal arrangements unless expressly stated otherwise.

12.6 Superseed does not operate or control third-party Venues and is not responsible for separate services supplied by Venue owners, transport providers, accommodation providers or other independent third parties.

13. Personal belongings

13.1 Attendees are responsible for their own belongings.

13.2 Attendees must not leave personal belongings unattended or in a manner that creates a safety or security risk.

13.3 Lost property may be handed to the Venue operator or retained temporarily by Superseed. Superseed is not obliged to store or deliver lost property.

13.4 To the extent permitted by law, Superseed is not responsible for loss, theft or damage to personal belongings unless directly caused by Superseed’s negligence.

14. Online Events and webinars

14.1 Access links, meeting IDs, passwords and login credentials are personal to the registered Attendee and must not be:

a. shared with another person;
b. posted publicly;
c. sold or transferred without approval; or
d. used to provide access to an unregistered audience.

14.2 An Attendee must not permit an Event to be displayed to a group, organisation or commercial audience unless Superseed has given prior written approval.

14.3 Attendees must not:

a. interfere with the Event platform;
b. attempt to gain unauthorised access to another account or restricted system;
c. introduce malicious software, scripts or automated processes;
d. use bots to enter, monitor, scrape or record an Event;
e. misuse screen-sharing, chat, annotation or private-messaging functions; or
f. display inappropriate, promotional or unlawful content.

14.4 Superseed may mute, remove, restrict or block any online participant who breaches these Terms or disrupts an online Event.

14.5 Superseed does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free online access. Access may be affected by internet connectivity, device compatibility, platform performance, cybersecurity measures or third-party service interruptions.

14.6 Attendees are responsible for ensuring that they have suitable equipment, software and internet access.

15. Photography, filming and Event recording by Superseed

15.1 Superseed and its authorised representatives may photograph, film, livestream, audio-record or otherwise document an Event.

15.2 Event recordings may capture an Attendee’s:

a. image or likeness;
b. voice;
c. comments or questions;
d. participation in activities; and
e. general attendance at the Event.

15.3 Subject to applicable law and Superseed’s Privacy Notice, such materials may be used for:

a. documenting and reporting on the Event;
b. marketing and promoting Superseed, Superseed Live and future Events;
c. advertising and social-media content;
d. educational and training materials;
e. internal records and quality review;
f. media and public-relations activities; and
g. other purposes notified during registration or at the Event.

15.4 Superseed may edit, crop, reproduce, publish, display and distribute Event footage and photographs in any lawful media or format, subject to applicable consent and data-protection requirements.

15.5 Where an Attendee does not wish to be prominently photographed or filmed, the Attendee should inform Superseed before the Event or notify Event staff upon arrival. Superseed will take reasonable steps to accommodate the request but cannot guarantee exclusion from incidental crowd or background footage.

15.6 Separate consent may be requested for interviews, testimonials, individual portraits or other prominently featured content.

15.7 Nothing in this clause limits an Attendee’s rights under applicable personal-data protection law.

16. Recording and photography by Attendees

16.1 Attendees must not, without Superseed’s prior written approval:

a. audio-record or video-record an Event;
b. livestream or rebroadcast an Event;
c. screen-record an online Event;
d. photograph restricted materials or confidential information;
e. use automated transcription, AI note-taking, meeting bots or recording software;
f. record private conversations; or
g. reproduce substantial portions of a presentation.

16.2 Superseed may permit limited personal photography at a particular Event. Such permission does not authorise:

a. commercial use;
b. recording of other Attendees without appropriate consent;
c. interference with the Event;
d. photography in restricted areas; or
e. reproduction of complete Event Materials.

16.3 Superseed may require an Attendee to stop recording or delete unauthorised Event recordings, subject to applicable law.

17. Intellectual property

17.1 All intellectual-property rights in the Event and Event Materials belong to Superseed, the relevant speaker, Authorised Partner or applicable rights holder.

17.2 Registration or attendance does not transfer ownership of any intellectual-property rights.

17.3 Unless expressly permitted in writing, Attendees must not:

a. copy, reproduce, adapt, translate or modify Event Materials;
b. distribute, sell, license or commercially exploit Event Materials;
c. upload Event Materials to a website, social-media platform, file-sharing platform or database;
d. use Event Materials to conduct another course, seminar, webinar, presentation or commercial service;
e. remove copyright, trade mark or ownership notices;
f. create derivative training, marketing or commercial materials substantially based on Event Materials;
g. use Event Materials to train, evaluate or populate an artificial-intelligence system; or
h. represent Event Materials as their own.

17.4 Attendees may use notes taken during an Event for their own personal and internal non-commercial purposes, unless otherwise stated.

17.5 Any permitted quotation or sharing must be limited, accurate and appropriately attributed.

18. Attendee submissions and participation

18.1 Where an Attendee submits questions, comments, feedback, testimonials, case details or other content, the Attendee must ensure that:

a. the content is accurate to the best of their knowledge;
b. the content does not infringe another person’s rights;
c. the content does not contain confidential information that the Attendee is not authorised to disclose; and
d. any personal information concerning another person is shared lawfully.

18.2 Superseed may moderate, decline, shorten or remove submissions where reasonably necessary for relevance, timing, safety, confidentiality or legal compliance.

18.3 Superseed is not required to answer every question or permit every Attendee to speak.

19. Speakers, partners and third parties

19.1 The views expressed by a speaker or Authorised Partner are their own unless expressly stated to be Superseed’s views.

19.2 Speakers, schedules, topics, formats, partners, sponsors and Event content may be changed without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

19.3 The inclusion of a speaker, sponsor, exhibitor, partner, product or service does not necessarily constitute an endorsement or guarantee by Superseed.

19.4 Attendees should conduct their own assessment before entering into any transaction or professional relationship arising from an Event.

19.5 Any separate product, service, consultation, appointment or agreement offered by an Authorised Partner is subject to the Authorised Partner’s own terms and is not a contract with Superseed unless expressly stated otherwise.

20. Educational information and no guarantee

20.1 Event content is provided for general educational and informational purposes unless expressly stated otherwise.

20.2 Event content may not take into account an Attendee’s personal objectives, financial circumstances, legal position, medical circumstances, tax circumstances or individual needs.

20.3 Attendance does not create a professional-client, adviser-client, fiduciary, agency, employment or partnership relationship between an Attendee and Superseed.

20.4 Attendees should obtain appropriate independent professional advice before acting on information presented at an Event.

20.5 Superseed does not guarantee:

a. any particular business, financial, investment, legal, medical, career or personal result;
b. the accuracy or completeness of information supplied by independent speakers or partners;
c. that an Event will meet every Attendee’s expectations; or
d. that opportunities, benefits or offers discussed at an Event will remain available.

21. Event changes

21.1 Superseed may change:

a. the Event date or time;
b. the Venue;
c. the online platform;
d. the speaker or facilitator;
e. the programme or running order;
f. the Event format, including changing between physical, online and hybrid formats;
g. the Event duration; or
h. any other operational detail.

21.2 Superseed will use reasonable efforts to notify registered Attendees of material changes using the contact details provided during registration.

21.3 A change of speaker, programme, timing, Venue within Singapore or Event format does not automatically entitle an Attendee to a refund.

22. Cancellation by Superseed

22.1 Superseed may postpone, reschedule, relocate, change the format of or cancel an Event where reasonably necessary.

22.2 Where Superseed cancels a paid Event and does not offer a replacement Event, Superseed will refund the Event fee paid directly to Superseed.

22.3 Unless required by law, Superseed will not reimburse:

a. travel costs;
b. accommodation costs;
c. parking charges;
d. lost income;
e. third-party booking fees; or
f. other incidental or consequential expenses.

22.4 For free Events, cancellation does not create any entitlement to compensation.

23. Cancellation by an Attendee and ticket transfers

23.1 Unless otherwise stated on the Event Page, Event fees are non-refundable where an Attendee:

a. changes their mind;
b. is unable to attend;
c. arrives late;
d. does not attend;
e. is refused entry or removed for breaching these Terms; or
f. experiences personal travel, work, health or scheduling difficulties.

23.2 Subject to availability and Superseed’s approval, an Attendee may request:

a. transfer of the registration to another eligible person; or
b. credit or transfer to another qualifying Superseed Event.

23.3 Transfers are not guaranteed and may be subject to:

a. an administrative deadline;
b. payment of any price difference;
c. Event capacity;
d. eligibility requirements; and
e. completion of a new registration.

23.4 Any Event credit must be used within the period stated by Superseed and has no cash value.

24. Force majeure

24.1 Superseed will not be liable for delay, disruption, postponement, relocation, format change or cancellation caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

24.2 Such circumstances may include:

a. severe weather, haze, flood, fire or natural disaster;
b. epidemic, pandemic, infectious-disease measures or public-health concerns;
c. war, terrorism, civil unrest or security threats;
d. government action, regulatory restrictions or changes in law;
e. transport disruption;
f. Venue closure or unavailability;
g. power, telecommunications, internet or platform failure;
h. cybersecurity incidents;
i. industrial action;
j. speaker illness, emergency or inability to travel; or
k. any other event that makes performance unsafe, unlawful, impracticable or commercially unreasonable.

24.3 Where reasonably possible, Superseed may provide an alternative date, Venue, online format, substitute speaker, replacement access or Event credit.

25. Fees and payment

25.1 Where an Event is paid, all fees must be paid through the payment method specified by Superseed.

25.2 Registration is not confirmed until payment has been successfully received, unless Superseed expressly agrees otherwise.

25.3 Fees are stated in Singapore dollars unless otherwise indicated.

25.4 Attendees are responsible for any bank, payment-provider, foreign-exchange or transaction charges imposed by third parties.

25.5 Superseed may cancel a registration where payment is reversed, disputed, charged back or suspected to be fraudulent.

26. Privacy and personal data

26.1 Superseed will collect, use, disclose and otherwise process personal data in accordance with applicable law and Superseed’s Privacy Notice.

26.2 Personal data may be processed for purposes including:

a. Event registration and administration;
b. identity and eligibility verification;
c. attendance management and communication;
d. Event security and enforcement of these Terms;
e. responding to enquiries;
f. providing Event access, materials and follow-up information;
g. photography, filming and Event documentation where applicable;
h. compliance, audit and legal purposes; and
i. marketing where the required notification or consent has been provided.

26.3 Superseed may share necessary personal data with Event speakers, Authorised Partners, venues, technology providers, payment providers and service providers for the relevant notified purposes.

26.4 Attendees must not collect, photograph, copy, disclose or misuse another Attendee’s personal data.

26.5 Questions concerning personal data may be directed to [email protected] or the contact specified in Superseed’s applicable Privacy Notice.

27. Safety and assumption of ordinary risks

27.1 Attendees acknowledge that physical Events may involve ordinary risks associated with travel, crowds, movement within a Venue and participation in Event activities.

27.2 Attendees must not participate in any activity that they reasonably believe they cannot undertake safely.

27.3 Attendees should seek assistance from Event staff or Venue personnel where necessary.

27.4 Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

28. Limitation of liability

28.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for:

a. death or personal injury caused by negligence where such liability cannot lawfully be excluded;
b. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or
c. any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

28.2 Subject to clause 28.1, Superseed will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss, including loss of profit, revenue, opportunity, goodwill, data, anticipated savings or business.

28.3 Subject to clause 28.1, Superseed will not be liable for loss arising from:

a. reliance on general Event information;
b. acts or omissions of independent speakers, partners, venues or service providers;
c. an Attendee’s failure to comply with instructions;
d. unauthorised conduct by another Attendee;
e. internet, platform, device or telecommunications failure;
f. Event changes made in accordance with these Terms; or
g. circumstances beyond Superseed’s reasonable control.

28.4 Subject to clause 28.1 and to the extent permitted by law, Superseed’s aggregate liability arising from a paid Event will not exceed the Event fee actually paid by the affected Attendee to Superseed.

28.5 For a free Event, and subject to clause 28.1, Superseed’s liability will be limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.

29. Attendee responsibility for loss

An Attendee may be responsible for loss, damage, costs or claims reasonably incurred by Superseed as a direct result of the Attendee’s:

a. deliberate misconduct;
b. unlawful conduct;
c. damage to Venue or Event property;
d. unauthorised commercial use of Event Materials;
e. unauthorised solicitation or misuse of personal data; or
f. material breach of these Terms.

Nothing in this clause requires an Attendee to indemnify Superseed for loss caused by Superseed’s own negligence or wrongdoing.

30. Complaints and incident reporting

30.1 Attendees should promptly report suspected solicitation, harassment, safety issues or other misconduct to Superseed’s Event staff.

30.2 Complaints after an Event may be sent to [email protected] with relevant details.

30.3 Superseed may investigate an incident and may contact the persons involved, review Event records and take reasonable protective action.

30.4 Superseed is not required to disclose confidential details of its investigation or action concerning another person.

31. Communications

31.1 Superseed may communicate with an Attendee using the email address, telephone number, WhatsApp number or other contact method provided during registration.

31.2 Attendees are responsible for ensuring that their contact information is accurate and for checking Event communications.

31.3 Operational Event communications may include registration confirmation, reminders, access information, changes, safety information and post-Event materials.

32. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, that provision will be modified to the minimum extent necessary or treated as deleted. The remaining provisions will continue in effect.

33. No waiver

A failure or delay by Superseed to enforce any provision does not constitute a waiver of that provision or any other right.

34. Entire agreement

These Terms, the applicable Event Page, Superseed’s Privacy Notice and any expressly incorporated Event-specific conditions constitute the agreement between Superseed and the Attendee concerning registration and attendance.

35. Rights of third parties

A person who is not a party to the agreement between Superseed and the Attendee has no right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 2001 to enforce any provision of these Terms.

36. Governing law and jurisdiction

36.1 These Terms are governed by the laws of Singapore.

36.2 The courts of Singapore will have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or an Event.

37. Contact

Questions concerning these Terms may be sent to:

Superseed Consultancy Pte Ltd
UEN: 201828523K
50 Ubi Crescent, #01-10, Level 3
Singapore 408568
Email: [email protected]
Website: superseedconsultancy.com