Legal
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
OF EXPAND FUTURE GMBH
FOR THE LEADING SPACE
Last updated: September 2026
1. SCOPE
1.1
These General Terms and Conditions ("GTC") apply to contractual relationships
between Expand Future GmbH ("Expand Future", "we", "us") and its business
clients ("Client") for services offered under the brand The Leading Space.
1.2 THE LEADING SPACE AS A BRAND
The Leading Space is operated as a brand and business unit of Expand Future GmbH.
Unless expressly stated otherwise in a specific written agreement, services
offered under The Leading Space are provided by Expand Future GmbH.
The legal contracting party is:
Expand Future GmbH
Seitenstettengasse 5/37
1010 Vienna
Austria
FN 560731f
Commercial Court of Vienna
VAT ID: ATU77150805
1.3 B2B ONLY
The Leading Space services are intended exclusively for:
- entrepreneurs;
- companies;
- organisations;
- professionals;
- persons acting for purposes relating to their trade, business or professional activity.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, Expand Future GmbH does not conclude
consumer contracts through The Leading Space.
1.4
By booking, purchasing or entering into an agreement for a B2B service, the
Client confirms that it is acting in the course of its business or professional
activity and not as a consumer.
1.5 PRIORITY OF INDIVIDUAL AGREEMENTS
An individual:
- proposal;
- Engagement Agreement;
- Project Agreement;
- Statement of Work;
- Order Form;
- programme-specific agreement;
- Data Processing Agreement;
- or other individually negotiated written agreement
takes precedence over these GTC to the extent of any inconsistency.
1.6
Terms and conditions of the Client apply only where Expand Future GmbH has
expressly accepted them in writing.
2. THE LEADING SPACE SERVICES
2.1
The Leading Space provides B2B services relating to AI-powered business
systems, business diagnosis, system architecture, implementation programmes,
business-process design, automation and business growth systems.
2.2
Services may include, within the legally permitted scope:
- AI-enabled business systems;
- business-system architecture;
- workflow design;
- automatic data processing and information-technology services;
- CRM-related systems;
- marketing systems;
- sales systems;
- operations systems;
- automation;
- digital implementation;
- AI-supported implementation;
- business diagnosis;
- implementation roadmaps;
- professional workshops;
- live implementation programmes;
- digital programmes;
- build formats;
- enterprise implementation projects;
- related B2B services.
2.3 CORE BUSINESS AREAS
The Leading Space uses the following core business-system categories:
Marketing · Sales · Operations
Where useful, Operations may include client operations, delivery, internal
operations and workflows.
The top-level categories remain Marketing, Sales and Operations.
2.4 PROGRAMME AND OFFER NAMES
Current offer names may include:
- Client Growth System;
- AI Systems Lab;
- AI Systems Build;
- Enterprise AI Systems.
Programme names, packaging and delivery structures may change over time.
The legally relevant service scope is determined by the applicable offer,
booking page, proposal or individual agreement, not solely by the marketing
name of a product.
3. CLIENT GROWTH SYSTEM
3.1
Client Growth System is a scalable entrepreneur-focused programme for client
growth foundations.
3.2
Depending on the current offer description, it may include content and
resources relating to:
- business clarity;
- positioning;
- visibility;
- client acquisition;
- sales foundations;
- business systems;
- decisions and implementation.
3.3
Unless expressly included in the specific offer, Client Growth System does
not include:
- unlimited individual consulting;
- unlimited personal access to Jiaran Wang;
- custom implementation;
- guaranteed client acquisition;
- guaranteed revenue;
- guaranteed sales results.
3.4
Access periods, support, materials, community access, live components,
payment terms and other details are determined by the relevant offer page,
checkout, order confirmation or individual agreement.
4. AI SYSTEMS LAB
4.1
AI Systems Lab is a live one-to-many implementation programme for
entrepreneurs.
4.2
The format may include:
- a two-day live build;
- four weeks of implementation support;
- structured methodology;
- guided implementation;
- AI-supported business-system building;
- support for participants to build their own systems.
The exact scope is defined by the applicable offer.
4.3
AI Systems Lab is not bespoke one-to-one consulting unless expressly stated
otherwise in an individual agreement.
4.4
Participants remain responsible for:
- their own business decisions;
- implementing their systems in their own business;
- reviewing AI-assisted outputs;
- maintaining tools and workflows after the included support period;
- ensuring that their own use of AI, data and automations complies with
applicable law.
4.5
Unless expressly agreed, AI Systems Lab does not include:
- unlimited implementation;
- unlimited technical support;
- permanent maintenance;
- ongoing compliance monitoring;
- guaranteed business outcomes;
- guaranteed sales, clients, revenue or conversion rates.
5. AI SYSTEMS BUILD
5.1
AI Systems Build is a productised company implementation format.
5.2
The intended format is:
- two working days;
- one-to-many corporate format;
- multiple companies may participate;
- each participating company builds one concrete AI business system;
- focus areas: Marketing, Sales or Operations.
5.3
Pricing currently displayed or intended may include:
- EUR 7,500 per company with one participant;
- EUR 9,500 per company with two participants.
The applicable price is the price displayed at the time of booking or agreed
in writing.
5.4
AI Systems Build is intended to create or configure one defined business
system within the agreed scope.
It is not a full enterprise transformation project.
5.5
Unless expressly included, AI Systems Build does not include:
- unlimited future development;
- unlimited revisions;
- unlimited individual consulting;
- permanent system administration;
- ongoing software maintenance;
- continuous cybersecurity monitoring;
- continuous AI model evaluation;
- ongoing AI Act compliance management;
- ongoing GDPR compliance management;
- ongoing regulatory monitoring;
- custom multi-department implementation beyond the defined scope;
- responsibility for later modifications made by the Client or third parties.
5.6
The Client is responsible for providing:
- accurate business information;
- access to required tools where agreed;
- authorised participants;
- relevant workflows or process information;
- timely decisions;
- lawful data and instructions.
5.7
Where additional support, implementation, maintenance or development is
required after the included format, it must be agreed separately.
6. ENTERPRISE AI SYSTEMS
6.1
Enterprise AI Systems is a larger, tailored company implementation offer for
businesses that require more than a single workflow or fixed-format build.
6.2
Enterprise AI Systems may involve larger AI-powered business systems across
Marketing, Sales and Operations.
6.3
The Leading Space may:
- identify high-value AI opportunities;
- diagnose business-system needs;
- design the system architecture;
- define the implementation roadmap;
- define business logic and methodology;
- coordinate specialist delivery capacity where required;
- set quality standards for the agreed system design.
6.4
The Leading Space remains responsible for the business diagnosis, business
logic, methodology, system architecture and quality standard within the agreed
scope.
Specialist AI, automation, data or technology partners may support technical
delivery, integrations, automation or implementation where required.
6.5
Enterprise AI Systems is not a generic AI consulting retainer and not merely
the purchase of founder hours.
The objective is to improve relevant business performance through better
business systems, not to implement AI for its own sake.
6.6
Enterprise AI Systems engagements are normally assessment-led and scope-based.
A typical engagement may start from approximately EUR 100,000 depending on
complexity, scope, number of workflows, implementation requirements, data
requirements, support level and third-party systems.
6.7
No public checkout is required or implied for Enterprise AI Systems unless
a specific checkout or payment route is intentionally provided.
The usual path may include:
- enquiry;
- assessment;
- scoping;
- proposal;
- individual agreement;
- invoice or agreed payment method.
6.8
The exact scope, deliverables, fees, milestones, responsibilities,
implementation model, support period and acceptance criteria are determined
by the individual agreement.
7. CUSTOMISED MANDATES
7.1
Substantial customised assignments, including Enterprise AI Systems,
multi-workflow implementation, business-system architecture, automation,
data-processing, AI, research or implementation assignments, may be governed
by an individual written agreement.
7.2
The individual agreement may determine, among other things:
- scope;
- deliverables;
- responsibilities;
- project phases;
- milestones;
- timetable;
- fees;
- expenses;
- intellectual-property rights;
- confidentiality;
- data protection;
- AI Act roles and responsibilities where relevant;
- third-party technology;
- support;
- termination.
8. IT, AUTOMATION AND AI SERVICES
8.1
Within the legally permitted scope, The Leading Space may design, configure,
integrate or implement:
- digital business systems;
- software-supported workflows;
- CRM-related systems;
- AI-enabled systems;
- automations;
- data-processing workflows;
- marketing systems;
- sales systems;
- operations systems;
- reporting systems;
- integrations between third-party applications.
8.2 THIRD-PARTY TECHNOLOGY
Projects may depend on independent third-party:
- software;
- APIs;
- AI models;
- cloud services;
- automation platforms;
- CRM systems;
- hosting systems;
- payment systems;
- analytics systems;
- communication tools.
Such technologies remain subject to their own:
- availability;
- pricing;
- licences;
- usage restrictions;
- technical limitations;
- product changes;
- contractual terms.
8.3
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space does not guarantee uninterrupted
availability or unchanged functionality of independent third-party technology.
8.4 AI OUTPUTS
AI-generated or AI-assisted outputs may be probabilistic and may contain:
- errors;
- omissions;
- inaccuracies;
- outdated information;
- inconsistent results.
Material outputs must be appropriately reviewed before reliance is placed
on them.
8.5
The Client is responsible for deciding whether an AI-assisted output is
appropriate for use in its business, communication, client work, marketing,
sales, operations or other processes.
9. EU ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT
9.1
Where a project involves artificial intelligence, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
(the "EU AI Act") and other applicable legislation may impose different
obligations depending on:
- the relevant AI system;
- intended purpose;
- circumstances of deployment;
- risk classification;
- role performed by each party.
9.2 REGULATORY ROLES
Depending on the factual circumstances, a party may qualify as, for example:
- provider;
- deployer;
- importer;
- distributor;
- another regulated actor.
The applicable legal role is determined by law and factual circumstances and
cannot be changed merely through contractual wording.
9.3
An individual project agreement may allocate operational responsibilities
between the parties.
Mandatory statutory obligations remain with the party to which applicable law
assigns them.
9.4 STANDARD SERVICES DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDE FORMAL AI COMPLIANCE SERVICES
Unless expressly agreed in writing, an AI workshop, lab, build format,
AI Systems Lab, AI Systems Build or Enterprise AI Systems engagement does
not include:
- formal legal advice on the AI Act;
- conformity assessment;
- certification;
- CE conformity procedures;
- formal high-risk classification;
- regulatory registration;
- preparation of all statutory technical documentation;
- fundamental-rights impact assessments;
- continuous regulatory monitoring;
- post-market monitoring imposed on a regulated provider;
- representation before regulatory authorities.
9.5 PROHIBITED OR SPECIALLY REGULATED USES
The Client may not knowingly instruct Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space
to implement an AI use prohibited under applicable law.
Where Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space reasonably identifies a
potentially prohibited, high-risk or otherwise specially regulated use, it may:
- request additional information;
- suspend the relevant implementation;
- require specialist legal or technical assessment;
- change the agreed scope;
- decline the affected implementation.
9.6 TRANSPARENCY
Where the AI Act or other applicable legislation requires persons to be
informed that they are interacting with an AI system, the party responsible
for the relevant interaction shall ensure that the required information is
provided.
Where labelling, disclosure or technical marking is legally required for
AI-generated or AI-manipulated content, the responsible party shall comply
with the obligations applicable to its legal role.
9.7 AI LITERACY
Each party is responsible for AI-literacy measures that applicable law
directly requires from it concerning persons operating or using AI systems
on its behalf.
9.8 CLIENT USE AFTER IMPLEMENTATION
Following implementation or handover, the Client is responsible for:
- its actual use of the system;
- authorised users and access controls;
- data subsequently introduced;
- changes to workflows;
- changes to intended purpose;
- new integrations introduced by the Client;
- human oversight required on the Client side;
- sector-specific legal obligations applicable to the Client.
9.9
The Client must inform Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space where a material
change in intended use could reasonably change the legal or regulatory
assessment of the system.
9.10
Expand Future GmbH remains responsible for statutory obligations that
applicable law assigns directly to it in the role it actually performs.
10. AI OPPORTUNITY CHECK
10.1
The AI Opportunity Check is a preliminary diagnostic and recommendation tool
designed to help users identify potential AI and business-system opportunities.
10.2
The AI Opportunity Check may use information provided by the user to calculate
or display:
- opportunity score;
- outcome-clarity score;
- readiness score or band;
- estimated capacity potential;
- recommended route;
- suggested next actions.
10.3
The AI Opportunity Check does not constitute:
- legal advice;
- tax advice;
- financial advice;
- investment advice;
- a formal technical audit;
- a complete business-system assessment;
- a guarantee that a specific offer is suitable;
- a guarantee of business results.
10.4
The AI Opportunity Check does not make decisions that produce legal effects
or similarly significant effects.
Any commercial engagement remains subject to human review, enquiry,
application, checkout or individual agreement as applicable.
11. TIME-LIMITED BUILD AND IMPLEMENTATION FORMATS
11.1
Where a system or solution is created in a:
- workshop;
- build format;
- AI Systems Build;
- AI Systems Lab;
- implementation lab;
- two-day build;
- fixed-duration implementation project;
the agreed deliverable is limited to the expressly agreed scope.
11.2
Unless expressly included, such an engagement does not include:
- unlimited future development;
- permanent system administration;
- continuous technical maintenance;
- permanent cybersecurity monitoring;
- unlimited support;
- continuous model evaluation;
- ongoing AI Act compliance management;
- ongoing GDPR compliance management;
- continuous regulatory monitoring.
11.3
Any included follow-up support, implementation room, build-room support,
resource access or live support is limited to the period, format and scope
identified in the relevant offer or agreement.
12. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES
12.1
The Client must provide materially accurate, complete and timely information
reasonably necessary for the agreed services.
12.2
The Client remains responsible for:
- its own commercial decisions;
- information supplied by it;
- necessary internal approvals;
- compliance obligations applicable to its own business;
- implementation decisions;
- checking material assumptions;
- obtaining legal, tax, financial or regulatory advice where needed;
- reviewing AI-assisted outputs before consequential use.
12.3 CLIENT DATA
Where the Client supplies:
- customer data;
- employee data;
- contact lists;
- CRM data;
- sales data;
- marketing data;
- operations data;
- workflow data;
- research data;
- documents;
- other personal or business data;
the Client confirms that it is legally entitled to provide the information
and instruct the agreed processing.
12.4
The Client is responsible for ensuring that its own use of implemented systems,
automations, content, data, AI outputs and workflows complies with applicable
laws, professional duties, platform terms and internal policies.
13. CONTRACT FORMATION
13.1
Website information, programme descriptions, presentations and marketing
materials generally constitute invitations to submit an offer and are not
binding contractual offers unless expressly stated otherwise.
13.2
A contract may be concluded through:
- acceptance of a written proposal;
- signature;
- order confirmation;
- an unambiguous electronic booking;
- payment for a clearly specified B2B service or programme;
- another express written agreement.
13.3
For customised engagements, the individual agreement defines the final scope.
14. FEES, VAT AND PAYMENT
14.1
Applicable fees are stated in the relevant:
- offer;
- booking page;
- checkout;
- order confirmation;
- invoice;
- proposal;
- individual agreement.
14.2
Unless expressly stated otherwise, prices for B2B services are net amounts
exclusive of applicable VAT.
14.3
Payments may be made by:
- invoice;
- bank transfer;
- direct debit;
- supported online payment provider;
- another individually agreed method.
14.4
Certain standardised programmes may be purchased through online checkout
where an active checkout is provided.
Other services, especially Enterprise AI Systems or individually scoped
engagements, may require:
- enquiry;
- assessment;
- individual proposal;
- written agreement;
- invoice;
instead of public online checkout.
14.5
Payment schedules, deposits, instalments and access conditions are determined
by the relevant offer or individual agreement.
14.6
Unless another payment period is expressly stated, invoices are payable within
14 days of the invoice date without deduction.
14.7 LATE PAYMENT
Statutory rights applicable to late payment in B2B transactions remain
unaffected, including applicable statutory default interest and reasonable
collection costs.
15. CHECKOUTS, DIGITAL ACCESS AND PRODUCT DELIVERY
15.1
Where an online checkout is used, access to digital products, programmes,
resources or onboarding materials may depend on successful payment and the
technical processing of the order.
15.2
The Client is responsible for entering accurate billing, company and contact
information.
15.3
Where access details are delivered electronically, the Client is responsible
for ensuring that its email address is correct and accessible.
15.4
Technical delays caused by third-party checkout, payment, CRM, email or access
systems may occur.
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space will take reasonable steps to resolve
delivery issues within its control.
16. PROGRAMME ACCESS AND PARTICIPATION
16.1
Programme-specific conditions apply in addition to these GTC.
16.2
Access periods, live sessions, recordings, materials, support windows,
implementation support and participant limits are defined by the relevant
offer.
16.3
Unless expressly agreed, programme access is personal to the Client or named
participant and may not be shared outside the Client organisation.
16.4
For company offers, participant numbers are limited to the number stated in
the relevant offer, checkout or agreement.
17. BOOKINGS, CANCELLATION AND RESERVED CAPACITY
17.1
Because services are provided exclusively on a B2B basis, statutory consumer
withdrawal rights do not apply unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
17.2
Where clearly disclosed in the respective offer, confirmed programme places,
scheduled workshops, build days or dedicated implementation capacity may be
non-refundable because the relevant capacity has been reserved.
17.3
Where operationally feasible, Expand Future GmbH may voluntarily offer:
- rescheduling;
- participation by a replacement participant;
- an alternative date;
- another reasonable delivery option.
No such entitlement exists unless expressly agreed.
18. RESCHEDULING BY EXPAND FUTURE
Where Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space must reschedule a material live
component due to:
- illness;
- force majeure;
- technical outage;
- another circumstance beyond reasonable control;
it will seek to provide a reasonable replacement date or alternative delivery
method.
19. NO GUARANTEE OF COMMERCIAL OUTCOMES
19.1
Business growth, AI implementation, automation, marketing, sales, operations,
technology and entrepreneurship inherently involve uncertainty.
19.2
Except where a particular result is expressly guaranteed in writing or
mandatory law provides otherwise, Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space does
not guarantee any specific commercial, financial, technical, operational or
business outcome.
19.3
In particular, Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space does not guarantee:
- revenue;
- profit;
- income;
- business growth;
- customer acquisition;
- number of customers;
- lead generation;
- conversion rates;
- sales results;
- productivity gains;
- cost reductions;
- return on investment;
- social-media reach;
- search-engine ranking;
- media coverage;
- funding;
- investment;
- grants;
- implementation speed;
- software uptime;
- AI accuracy;
- automation accuracy;
- workflow performance;
- employee adoption;
- client adoption;
- specific operational savings;
- any other particular economic or technical result.
19.4
Case studies, examples, estimates, scenarios, forecasts and previous results
are illustrative only.
Past results do not guarantee future results.
20. THIRD-PARTY INFORMATION
20.1
Our work may rely on information supplied by:
- the Client;
- public sources;
- databases;
- platform data;
- software providers;
- AI-assisted research;
- professional contacts;
- third-party service providers;
- other independent sources.
20.2
Unless expressly included in the agreed scope, Expand Future GmbH / The Leading
Space is not required to independently audit or verify every item of
third-party information.
20.3
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space does not warrant the completeness or
accuracy of information provided by independent third parties.
21. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
21.1
All pre-existing or generally reusable:
- methodologies;
- frameworks;
- templates;
- prompts;
- workflows;
- decision trees;
- systems;
- architectures;
- playbooks;
- processes;
- training materials;
- know-how;
- business-system designs;
- implementation methods;
belonging to Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space remain the property of
Expand Future GmbH or the respective rights holder.
21.2
Payment for a service does not transfer ownership of Expand Future GmbH's
underlying methodology or reusable intellectual property unless expressly
agreed in writing.
21.3
The Client receives only the usage rights expressly provided in the relevant
programme description, checkout, offer or individual agreement.
21.4
Client-owned data, trademarks, content, documents and proprietary materials
remain subject to the Client's existing rights.
21.5 GENERALISED KNOW-HOW
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space may retain and develop general:
- professional knowledge;
- non-client-specific methods;
- templates;
- workflows;
- prompts;
- implementation patterns;
- anonymised learnings;
- reusable technical approaches;
derived from professional experience, provided that Client-confidential
information, personal data and Client-owned intellectual property are not
unlawfully disclosed or reused.
22. CONFIDENTIALITY
22.1
Both parties shall keep material non-public confidential information received
from the other party confidential and use it only for the relevant professional
purpose.
22.2
Confidential information may include:
- business plans;
- financial information;
- technical information;
- research;
- marketing and sales processes;
- operations information;
- system architecture;
- workflows;
- data;
- customer information;
- partner information;
- trade secrets;
- methodologies;
- non-public documents.
22.3
Confidentiality does not apply to information that:
- is lawfully public;
- was already lawfully known before disclosure;
- was independently developed;
- was lawfully obtained from another source;
- must be disclosed under mandatory law or a lawful authority order.
22.4
Unless an individual agreement or NDA provides otherwise, confidentiality
obligations continue for five years after termination.
Trade secrets remain protected for as long as they legally qualify as trade
secrets.
22.5
Where a separate NDA applies, the NDA takes precedence in case of conflict.
23. DATA PROTECTION
23.1
Personal data is processed in accordance with applicable data-protection law
and the The Leading Space Privacy Policy.
23.2
Where Expand Future GmbH acts as processor within the meaning of Article 28
GDPR, a Data Processing Agreement is concluded where legally required.
23.3
The Client remains responsible for ensuring a lawful basis and required
transparency concerning personal data it instructs Expand Future GmbH /
The Leading Space to process.
24. SUBCONTRACTORS, SPECIALISTS AND DELIVERY PARTNERS
24.1
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space may engage appropriately selected:
- contractors;
- researchers;
- IT specialists;
- automation specialists;
- AI specialists;
- data specialists;
- implementation specialists;
- technology providers;
- professional delivery partners
where appropriate for the agreed service.
24.2
Required confidentiality and data-protection safeguards will be used where
applicable.
24.3
The use of specialists or delivery partners does not imply that The Leading
Space operates a certified partner network, proprietary technology platform
or large internal engineering team unless expressly stated.
25. CLIENT DECISIONS
The Client remains responsible for its final:
- commercial decisions;
- marketing decisions;
- sales decisions;
- operations decisions;
- technology decisions;
- implementation decisions;
- pricing decisions;
- legal and regulatory decisions.
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space is responsible only for the scope
expressly agreed.
26. LIABILITY
26.1
Nothing in these GTC excludes or restricts liability where such exclusion or
restriction is prohibited by mandatory law.
26.2
Expand Future GmbH is liable for intentional misconduct and gross negligence
in accordance with applicable law.
26.3
To the extent legally permissible in B2B relationships, liability for slight
negligence is excluded except in relation to:
- personal injury;
- mandatory statutory liability;
- breach of an essential contractual obligation.
26.4
Where liability arises from a slightly negligent breach of an essential
contractual obligation, liability is limited, to the extent legally permissible,
to damage typical and reasonably foreseeable for the relevant type of contract.
26.5
To the extent legally permissible, Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space is
not responsible for indirect economic losses arising solely from independent
Client decisions based on non-binding:
- forecasts;
- scenarios;
- estimates;
- business assessments;
- AI-assisted output;
- third-party information.
26.6
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space is not responsible for the independent
decisions, solvency, performance, policies or conduct of:
- clients;
- customers;
- employees;
- business partners;
- suppliers;
- software providers;
- AI providers;
- automation providers;
- platform providers;
- regulators;
- other professional counterparties.
26.7
A separate individual agreement may contain an expressly agreed, legally
permissible project-specific liability limitation.
27. FORCE MAJEURE
27.1
Neither party is responsible for failure or delay caused by circumstances
outside its reasonable control, including:
- natural disasters;
- war;
- government action;
- pandemics;
- major infrastructure outages;
- significant cloud or internet outages;
- platform outages;
- comparable extraordinary events.
27.2
The affected party shall take reasonable measures to mitigate the consequences.
28. TERM AND TERMINATION
28.1
The duration and ordinary termination rights of customised engagements are
determined by the relevant individual agreement.
28.2
Fixed-duration programmes normally end at the end of the agreed programme
period.
28.3
Either party may terminate an engagement for material cause where continued
performance cannot reasonably be expected.
28.4
Termination does not affect:
- accrued fees;
- existing payment obligations;
- confidentiality;
- intellectual-property provisions;
- data-protection provisions;
- separately agreed rights;
- provisions intended to survive termination.
29. CHANGES TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY
29.1
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space may reasonably update:
- tools;
- software platforms;
- materials;
- session structures;
- implementation methodology;
- delivery methods;
provided that the fundamental nature and material value of the purchased
service are not materially reduced.
29.2
Where a third-party platform changes, removes or materially restricts a
functionality, Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space may provide a reasonable
alternative where this is commercially and technically feasible.
30. CLIENT REFERENCES
Expand Future GmbH / The Leading Space will not publicly disclose a
confidential Client, transaction or mandate as a reference without the required
permission.
Separately agreed reference rights remain unaffected.
31. GOVERNING LAW
These GTC and contractual relationships with Expand Future GmbH for services
offered under The Leading Space are governed by the substantive law of the
Republic of Austria, excluding conflict-of-law rules and, where legally
permissible, the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
32. JURISDICTION
For B2B contractual relationships, the competent court in Vienna, Austria,
shall have jurisdiction to the extent legally permissible unless an individual
agreement provides otherwise.
33. SEVERABILITY
If any provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain
unaffected to the extent legally permissible.
Mandatory statutory law applies in place of an invalid provision.
34. LANGUAGE
These GTC may be provided in more than one language.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the English version is authoritative in
the event of inconsistency.
35. CONTACT
The Leading Space
a brand of Expand Future GmbH
Expand Future GmbH
Seitenstettengasse 5/37
1010 Vienna
Austria
hello@theleadingspace.eu
https://www.theleadingspace.eu
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