Speaker Agreement
This Speaker Agreement can be used to set up binding terms and conditions for a speaker's appearance at an event or panel. It can be tailored for the speaker to provide additional services to the event, and for them to appear as a keynote speaker, panellist, or facilitator,
Last updated December 20, 2024
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What is a speaker agreement?
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When should you use a speaker agreement?
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The Legal Risk Score of a Speaker Agreement Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The agreement includes stipulations for cancellation that could result in financial loss, such as forfeiting a deposit or incurring additional fees, depending on who cancels and when.
- The document grants the Organiser a license to use the Speaker's presentation materials for limited purposes, which might restrict the Speaker’s control over how their content is used post-event.
- The timing and method of payment, including a potential interest charge on late payments, could affect cash flow and financial planning for both parties involved.
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