Master Advisory Agreement

This Agreement (the "Agreement") is entered into between:

The Decision Room LLC, a company organized under the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA (hereinafter the "Provider")

And

(hereinafter the "Client"), together referred to as the "Parties."

1. Remote execution of the agreement

1.1. This Agreement may be concluded through the exchange of electronic documents, email, messengers, electronic document-management platforms, and other means of electronic communication.

1.2. The Parties recognize the legal force of electronic signatures, digital signatures, scanned signatures, electronic confirmations, correspondence, and other means of electronic identification.

1.3. The Parties agree that this Agreement is governed by the provisions of the U.S. Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN Act).

2. Subject of the agreement

2.1. The Provider renders consulting, analytical, advisory, and strategic services.

2.2. The services may include:

• Private Relationship Advisory;
• Private Business Partnership Advisory;
• Business Creation & Growth Advisory;
• Private Real Estate & Asset Advisory;
• Global Relocation Advisory;
• Strategic Decision Advisory;
• other consulting services by separate agreement of the Parties.

3. Nature of the services

3.1. The Provider provides:

• analysis of the situation;
• expert opinion;
• scenario analysis;
• risk assessment;
• strategic recommendations;
• advisory support.

3.2. When ordering the Discovery Package, the Client receives a preliminary written opinion.

3.3. The Discovery Package may include:

• a general assessment of the situation;
• a preliminary analysis;
• identified risks;
• potential opportunities;
• recommendations of a general nature.

3.4. The Discovery Package does not include:

• advisory meetings;
• ongoing support;
• development of a strategy;
• negotiations;
• representation of the Client's interests;
• legal, tax, or investment opinions.

3.5. The review of initial data takes up to 48 hours after receipt of payment and all required information.

3.6. The Provider does not make decisions on behalf of the Client.

3.7. All decisions are made by the Client independently and at the Client's sole responsibility.

4. Independence of the parties

4.1. This Agreement does not create a relationship of:

• employer and employee;
• partnership;
• joint venture;
• agency;
• fiduciary relationship.

4.2. The Provider acts solely as an Independent Contractor.

5. Absence of fiduciary duties

5.1. The Provider is not a trustee, representative, agent, or person obligated to act in the Client's interests.

5.2. The Provider owes no fiduciary duties to the Client.

6. Use of experts and third parties

6.1. The Provider may engage consultants, analysts, contractors, and other specialists.

6.2. No additional consent of the Client is required.

6.3. The Provider takes reasonable measures to ensure confidentiality.

7. Independence of recommendations

7.1. All recommendations are advisory in nature only.

7.2. The Provider's consultations, reports, forecasts, analytical materials, and recommendations are exclusively informational and advisory materials.

7.3. They do not constitute legal advice, financial recommendations, investment advice, tax opinions, medical advice, or any guarantee of a result.

7.4. Any decisions made by the Client are made solely at the Client's own risk.

7.5. The Provider is not:

• a law firm;
• an attorney;
• a licensed financial adviser;
• an investment adviser;
• a broker;
• a bank;
• an insurance company;
• a tax adviser;
• a medical institution;
• a psychologist;
• a government authority.

8. Non-Reliance

8.1. The Client confirms that it does not rely on any guarantee of a result.

8.2. The Client understands that the Provider's recommendations are opinion and analytical assessment.

8.3. The Provider does not guarantee the achievement of any specific result.

9. Promotional engagement

9.1. By mutual agreement of the Parties, the services under this Agreement are rendered by the Provider without monetary payment, as part of a program to evaluate the quality of consulting services (Promotional Engagement).

9.2. As full consideration, the Client undertakes to:

• provide a written review of the collaboration;
• or provide a video testimonial of at least 1 (one) minute in length;
• or provide another form of review in a manner agreed by the Parties.

9.3. The review is provided within 10 (ten) calendar days after completion of the services.

9.4. The Client confirms that the review will reflect the Client's own opinion and actual experience of working with the Provider, and does not contain knowingly false information.

9.5. The Client grants the Provider a perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive right to use the provided review, in whole or in part, in advertising, informational, presentation, and marketing materials, including the official website, social media, publications, commercial offers, and other materials of the Provider.

9.6. At the Client's written request, the Provider may use the review without stating the Client's surname or under a pseudonym.

9.7. The Parties confirm that the provision of the said review constitutes agreed consideration for the services rendered and fully replaces monetary payment under this Agreement.

9.8. Once the review is provided, the Client's obligations under this section are deemed fully performed.

10. Termination of services

10.1. Since the services are rendered without monetary payment, the provisions of this Agreement regarding the refund of funds do not apply.

10.2. Either Party may terminate its participation in this Agreement before the services are completed, by giving written notice to the other Party.

10.3. If the services are terminated before completion, the Client's obligation to provide a review ceases, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties in writing.

10.4. The Provider may terminate the provision of services in the event of:

• the Client providing knowingly false information;
• aggressive behavior;
• threats;
• insults;
• violation of the law;
• other circumstances that prevent the further provision of services.

11. Confidentiality

11.1. All Client information is considered confidential.

11.2. The Provider undertakes:

• not to disclose information to third parties;
• to use information only to provide the services;
• to take reasonable data-protection measures.

11.3. Confidentiality obligations remain in effect indefinitely.

12. Personal data

12.1. The Client consents to the processing of personal data.

12.2. The Provider may use cloud services, CRM systems, video-communication platforms, and artificial-intelligence tools to provide the services.

12.3. Sending documents, reports, opinions, notices, and other materials to the Client by email or via Dropbox is deemed a proper means of delivering documents under this Agreement.

12.4. The Client undertakes to maintain a valid email account and Dropbox account to access documents and materials sent by the Provider via email and/or Dropbox. The Client's inability to access email and/or Dropbox for reasons beyond the Provider's control is not considered a breach of the Provider's obligations.

12.5. The Client understands and agrees that the processing, storage, and transfer of personal data and other information provided by the Client may take place in the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and other states in which the Provider, its contractors, and providers of cloud, communication, payment, analytical, and other technology services are located.

13. Intellectual property

13.1. All reports, methodologies, templates, analysis structures, materials, and documents are the intellectual property of the Provider.

13.2. The Client receives a limited, non-exclusive license for personal use of the materials.

13.3. The following are prohibited:

• resale;
• publication;
• copying;
• distribution of materials without the written consent of the Provider.

14. AML / KYC and sanctions

14.1. The Client confirms the lawful origin of the funds.

14.2. The Client confirms compliance with anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing laws.

14.3. The Client confirms that it is not subject to OFAC, EU, UK, or other applicable sanctions regimes.

14.4. The Provider may refuse to provide services without giving reasons in the event of sanctions or compliance risks.

15. Claims

15.1. Any claims, comments, or objections of the Client regarding the scope, quality, content, or result of the services rendered must be sent to the Provider in writing to the Provider's official email address within 10 (ten) calendar days from the date the relevant services were rendered or from the date the Client was provided with a report, opinion, consultation, or other result of the services.

15.2. After the expiry of the period specified in clause 15.1, the services are deemed properly rendered and accepted by the Client without comments or claims.

15.1. Use of the review

15.1.1. The Client grants the Provider the right to use the provided review, name, photograph, video recording, audio recording, or other materials voluntarily provided by the Client, solely for the purpose of promoting the activities of The Decision Room.

15.1.2. The Provider may not alter the meaning of the review provided by the Client.

15.1.3. At the Client's written request, the Provider will cease further use of the Client's photograph or full name in future publications; materials already published before receipt of such request may continue to be used, with no obligation to remove them, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties.

16. Limitation of liability

16.1. The Provider is not liable for:

• financial results;
• investment losses;
• entrepreneurial risks;
• relocation decisions;
• family decisions;
• actions of third parties;
• changes in legislation;
• market changes.

16.2. The Provider is not liable for indirect damages, lost profit, loss of income, loss of reputation, punitive damages, or special damages of any nature.

16.3. The Provider's maximum aggregate liability is limited to the amount of funds actually paid by the Client.

17. Force majeure

17.1. The Parties are released from liability for failure to perform obligations due to force-majeure circumstances for the duration of such circumstances.

17.2. Such circumstances include:

• wars;
• armed conflicts;
• natural disasters;
• acts of terrorism;
• epidemics;
• pandemics;
• government restrictions;
• communication outages;
• internet outages;
• payment-system failures.

18. Governing law

18.1. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA.

18.2. Conflict-of-law rules do not apply.

19. Dispute resolution

19.1. The Parties undertake first to conduct good-faith negotiations.

19.2. If settlement is not possible, the dispute is subject to binding arbitration.

19.3. Arbitration is conducted in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association (AAA).

19.4. The arbitrator's decision is final and binding.

19.5. The Client waives participation in class actions (Class Action Waiver).

20. Entirety of the agreement

20.1. This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the Parties.

20.2. All prior arrangements cease to have effect upon signing.

20.3. The invalidity of an individual provision does not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.

21. Term

21.1. The Agreement enters into force upon signing.

21.2. The provisions on confidentiality, intellectual property, limitation of liability, and dispute resolution survive termination of the Agreement.

22. Client confirmation

The Client confirms that, prior to signing this Agreement, it has carefully reviewed its terms, fully understands their content and legal consequences, and voluntarily agrees to be bound by all provisions of this Agreement.