Leadership Partner Program — Partner Agreement and General Terms and Conditions

This document contains the contractual terms of the partner cooperation entered into under the Leadership Partner Program. The document constitutes standard contract terms drafted in advance by the Provider and not individually negotiated [Section 6:77(1) of the Hungarian Civil Code], which become part of the individual contract between the Parties upon the Partner's electronic acceptance.

1. The Parties and the subject matter of the Contract

1.1. The Provider

The legal entity operating the Magazine and supplying the Service (the “Provider”):

• Company name: 10x Akadémia Kft.
• Registered seat: 1136 Budapest, Tátra utca 5. A. ép. alagsor 2. ajtó, Magyarország
• Company registration number: 01-09-453005
• Tax number: 32987953-2-41
• Contact e-mail: info@webinar4me.com
• Bank account / IBAN: [TO BE COMPLETED: the bank account number and IBAN used for payment]
• E-mail address for contractual matters: [TO BE COMPLETED: contractual contact e-mail]

1.2. The Partner

The Partner is the business that electronically accepts the Contract on the surface operated by the Provider and whose details it supplies upon acceptance (company name, registered seat, tax number or registration number, name and position of the representative, billing and contact details).

The Leadership Partner Program may be entered into by a network marketing leader who concludes the contract within their trade, self-employment or business activity, as a business (company, sole trader or an equivalent legal entity), has genuine leadership experience and meets the Magazine's professional and ethical requirements.

1.3. Subject matter

Under this Contract the Provider supplies, within the Leadership Partner Program, a professional presence and positioning service (the “Service”) with the content of the package selected by the Partner (the “Package”), for a fixed term of 12 months, and the Partner pays the Package fee and performs its obligations under the Contract.

The exact content, quantities and fees of the Package are set out in the Program Description, which forms an inseparable Annex 1 to the Contract and which is the package content published on the Magazine's /partners/leadership page at the time the Contract is accepted. The Provider records a snapshot of the Program Description valid at the moment of acceptance and makes it available to the Partner.

1.4. The Partner's warranty as to legal status

The Partner declares and warrants that it concludes the Contract within its trade, self-employment or business activity and therefore does not qualify as a consumer under Section 8:1(1)(3) of the Hungarian Civil Code. Accordingly, the rules on contracts between a consumer and a business — in particular the 14-day right of withdrawal and termination under Government Decree 45/2014 (II. 26.) — do not apply to the Contract.

If it is subsequently established that the Partner nevertheless concluded the Contract as a consumer, the Provider may terminate the Contract with immediate effect and settle a fee proportionate to the services already performed; in that case the exit fee under clause 9.2 does not apply.

2. Formation of the Contract (electronic contracting)

1. 1.The Contract is formed by the Partner's electronic legal declaration: the Partner opens the full text of the contract, ticks the “I have read and accept” checkbox — which is not pre-ticked — and then clicks the order button.
2. 2.Before conclusion, the Provider informs the Partner of the technical steps of contracting, of the fact that the Provider files the Contract and makes it accessible to the Partner afterwards, of the possibility to correct data entry errors, and of the language of contracting [Sections 6:82–6:83 of the Civil Code; Sections 5–6 of Act CVIII of 2001].
3. 3.The Provider makes the contractual terms available in a way that allows the Partner to store and retrieve them: the accepted text is provided in downloadable form and is also sent on a durable medium (as an e-mail attachment) together with the confirmation of acceptance.
4. 4.The Provider confirms the Partner's acceptance electronically without delay and at the latest within 48 hours. If the confirmation does not arrive within that period, the Partner is released from being bound by its offer.
5. 5.The Contract does not qualify as a contract concluded in writing; however, the Provider records and retains the Contract data — the version number and language of the text, the time of acceptance, the identifiers of the Partner and its representative, the snapshot of the Program Description and the technical log data of the acceptance — and makes them accessible to the Partner in its account.
6. 6.The Contract is available in Hungarian and English. In the event of a discrepancy, the Hungarian version prevails.

3. Definitions

• Magazine: the Network Marketing Magazine website, its digital surfaces, databases and related services.
• Program: the partner program that is the subject of the Contract, with the content set out in the Program Description.
• Package: the tier selected by the Partner within the Program, with its associated service quantities and fee.
• Program Description: Annex 1 to the Contract; the canonical description of the Package's content and fee.
• Partner Content: all text, images, audio, video, logos, trade marks, data and claims that the Partner provides to the Provider for the purpose of performing the Service.
• Editorial Content: content produced by the Provider's editorial team, the direction and final form of which may not be determined by the Partner.
• Code of Ethics: the Magazine's published Code of Ethics; the version in force at the time the Contract is accepted forms an inseparable Annex 2 to the Contract.
• Appearance: an individual content or advertising placement under the Package (article, interview, portrait, campaign, banner, spotlight).

4. Content of the Service

The Provider supplies the Partner with a 12-month, pre-scheduled leadership positioning service under which the Partner's leadership story, professional thinking and team appear on the Magazine's editorial surfaces. The Service is not an advertising service and is not direct product or income advertising.

4.1. Elements of the Service

• A leadership partner page on the Magazine, with the presentation and prioritisation corresponding to the Package level, kept active for the term of the Contract.
• The number of content appearances specified in the Package (submitted professional or PR article, editorial leadership portrait or success story, featured content campaign), according to a pre-built annual schedule.
• The number of Recommended Networker PRO profiles specified in the Package, provided for team members nominated by the Partner, for a 12-month period.
• Homepage leader spotlight and a team showcase surface, in the number and for the duration specified in the Package.
• Leadership Partner (or Kiemelt Leadership Partner) status for 12 months, together with the right to use the corresponding designation for the term of the Contract.

4.2. Program-specific rules

• The content centres on the leader as a person, the leadership story, the professional approach and the team. The name and business background of the Partner's company may appear, but the content may not be used for direct product, recruitment or income advertising.
• The Package includes no banner placement, newsletter appearance, social media share or AI access.
• PRO profiles are nominated by the Partner and approved by the Provider. Approval is subject to the Magazine's published identification, professional and ethical conditions; if a nomination is rejected the Partner may nominate another person but may not demand automatic approval. A refusal to approve does not constitute a breach of contract by the Provider.
• A PRO profile provided is tied to a specific individual, is non-transferable and may not be resold. The profile ends when the Contract ends, unless the individual concerned maintains it under a separate subscription.
• A PRO profile can be upgraded to an ELITE profile by paying the price difference, at the list price published from time to time [TO BE COMPLETED: the ELITE price difference and its invoicing arrangements].
• The fact of company or leader funding must be indicated on the funded profiles.

4.3. Scheduling and unused appearances

• The Parties set the dates of Appearances in an annual schedule within 15 days of the Contract being formed. The schedule may be modified by mutual agreement of the Parties.
• An Appearance not used during the term of the Contract may not be used after the Contract expires, may not be exchanged for money and may not be carried over to a subsequent contractual period, unless the failure to use it was attributable solely to the Provider.
• Published content remains available in the Magazine's archive after the Contract ends; the Provider is not obliged to remove it, but is entitled to do so in the cases described in clause 10.4.

5. The Partner's cooperation obligations

1. 1.The Partner must supply the Partner Content, data, images and approvals required for the Appearances within the reasonable deadline specified by the Provider [TO BE COMPLETED: the content delivery deadline in calendar days; suggested: 15 days before the planned appearance].
2. 2.If the Partner fails to deliver the material by the deadline, the Provider reschedules the Appearance once. Upon repeated failure, the Appearance in question lapses; the Partner is not entitled to a fee reduction or refund, since the obstacle to performance arose within the Partner's sphere of interest.
3. 3.At the Provider's request, the Partner must provide, within a reasonable deadline, authentic documents, permissions or consents substantiating its claims.
4. 4.The Partner must notify any change in its contact, billing or company details within 8 days.
5. 5.The Partner must ensure that the contributors it involves (staff, agency, team members) also comply with the Contract and the Code of Ethics; it is liable for their conduct as if it had acted itself.

6. Editorial independence, labelling and approval

1. 1.Appearances are subject to editorial approval. The Provider is entitled to modify the title, structure and language of submitted material, to request evidence, to postpone or refuse publication, and to correct or remove content already published.
2. 2.The Provider applies the mandatory labelling required by the Code of Ethics (“Paid partner content” or the appropriate label for the program) to Partner Content and paid Appearances. The Partner may not object to this or request its removal.
3. 3.The partner fee does not purchase a positive editorial opinion, a ranking, an award, professional recognition, a search advantage or the suppression of critical content. The commercial relationship may not prevent factual critical or corrective editorial content from being published.
4. 4.The Provider may remove or hide content that infringes the law, the Code of Ethics or the Contract even without prior notice where an urgent consumer protection, health, data protection or safety risk exists. The Provider informs the Partner of such action without delay.
5. 5.If the Partner fails to remedy an editorial objection concerning content it has submitted, the Appearance in question lapses; this does not affect the obligation to pay the fee.

7. Fee, invoicing, taxation and default

7.1. The fee

The Partner must pay the Package fee in the amount set out in the Program Description. The fee applies uniformly to the entire content of the Package; individual Appearances are not priced separately, and partial use of the Package does not result in a reduction of the fee.

The fees of the Leadership Partner Program are stated in Hungarian forint, net of tax; the net fee is subject to value added tax at the rate in force from time to time (currently 27%). Alongside the monthly net fee, the Program Description also states the 27% VAT and the gross amount payable.

7.2. Invoicing

• Invoicing is quarterly in advance. The Provider issues the first invoice when the Contract is formed.
• The payment deadline is [TO BE COMPLETED: payment deadline in calendar days; suggested: 8 days] from the date of the invoice.
• The Provider issues an electronic invoice, which the Partner expressly accepts.
• Performance of the Service starts once the first invoice for the Package has been settled.

7.3. Default

• In the event of payment default, the Provider is entitled to default interest under Section 6:155 of the Civil Code and to the recovery cost lump sum equivalent to EUR 40 under Act IX of 2016.
• If payment is more than 15 days overdue, the Provider may suspend performance of the Service — including the display of the partner page and ongoing campaigns — after prior written notice. The period of suspension does not extend the term of the Contract.
• Payment default exceeding 30 days constitutes a material breach by the Partner and gives grounds for immediate termination under clause 9.4.

7.4. Taxation

• Where the Partner is a taxable person registered in Hungary, the Provider charges Hungarian value added tax (currently 27%).
• Where the Partner is a taxable person registered in another EU Member State with a valid EU VAT number, the place of supply is the Partner's establishment under Section 37(1) of the Hungarian VAT Act; the Provider invoices without VAT, with a note referring to the reverse charge. The tax must be paid by the Partner in its own Member State.
• Where the Partner is a taxable person established outside the European Union, the transaction falls outside the territorial scope of the Hungarian VAT Act; any local tax obligation is borne by the Partner.
• In the absence of a valid EU VAT number, the Provider charges Hungarian VAT. The Partner is responsible for the validity of its EU VAT number and the accuracy of the data supplied; it must reimburse the Provider for any tax burden and penalty arising from incorrect data.

7.5. Fee stability

The Provider does not unilaterally increase the Package fee during the 12-month term of the Contract. An exception applies to statutory changes in tax rates, which automatically take effect in the gross amount payable.

8. Term and extension of the Contract

1. 1.The Contract is concluded for a FIXED TERM of 12 months. The fixed term starts on the date the Contract is formed or, if the Parties so agree, on the activation date recorded by them in writing.
2. 2.The Contract DOES NOT RENEW AUTOMATICALLY and does not convert into an indefinite-term contract. Upon expiry of the fixed term the Contract ends without any separate declaration.
3. 3.The Contract may be extended, for a further fixed term, only by MUTUAL AGREEMENT of the Parties. The extension agreement must be concluded no later than 30 days before expiry, in writing or by an electronic declaration made on the Provider's surface. The extension is made on the fees and terms in force at the time of the extension.
4. 4.A failure to extend has no consequences for either Party and does not constitute a breach by the other Party.

9. Termination and expiry of the Contract

9.1. Exclusion of ordinary termination

Since the Contract is concluded for a fixed term and the Package fee reflects a discount calculated over the full 12-month cycle, neither Party may terminate the Contract by ordinary notice. The Contract may be terminated early only in the cases set out in clauses 9.2–9.5.

9.2. The Partner's exit against an exit fee

1. 1.Termination must be communicated in writing or by an electronic declaration made on the Provider's surface, stating the date of termination; that date may not be earlier than the 30th day after communication.
2. 2.The exit fee falls due on the date of termination and is payable within 8 days of receipt of the corresponding invoice.
3. 3.The Provider retains the fee attributable to the period up to the date of termination. Any prepaid fee attributable to the period after termination is set off by the Provider against the exit fee, and any balance is refunded within 30 days.
4. 4.Upon termination the partner page, the partner status and ongoing campaigns cease; content already published remains in the archive under clause 4.3. PRO profiles provided to team members end on the date of termination, unless the individual concerned maintains them under a separate subscription.

9.3. Termination by the Provider on quality or ethical grounds

The objection giving grounds for termination may not be arbitrary — also having regard to the fairness requirement under Section 6:102 of the Civil Code — and may be based solely on the following objectively assessable grounds:

• the material delivered by the Partner repeatedly fails to reach the professional and quality level set out in the Program Description or in the Provider's published content guidelines;
• the Partner Content contains misleading income, product, health or performance claims, or otherwise infringes the Code of Ethics;
• the Partner Content infringes a third party's rights, or the Partner fails to evidence the necessary permissions upon the Provider's request;
• the Partner repeatedly (on at least two occasions) misses content delivery or cooperation deadlines, thereby jeopardising performance of the annual schedule;
• the Partner's conduct is objectively capable of damaging the Magazine's reputation, editorial independence or users' trust.

The procedure for termination:

1. 1.The Provider sends a written notice specifying the concrete objection and the correction expected, allowing a cure period of at least 15 calendar days.
2. 2.In the event of an urgent consumer protection, health, data protection or infringement risk, the cure period may be shortened to 5 calendar days, and the Provider may suspend the content concerned until the correction is made.
3. 3.Within 8 days of receipt of the notice the Partner may set out its position and evidence in writing, which the Provider must genuinely consider before taking a decision.
4. 4.If the Partner fails to remedy the objection within the deadline, the Provider may terminate the Contract on 30 days' notice by a reasoned written declaration.
5. 5.In such a case the Provider retains the fee attributable to Appearances already performed and to the period up to termination, and refunds within 30 days the fee prepaid for the remaining period. In addition, the Provider is entitled to liquidated damages equal to the net fee for the remaining period, capped at TWO MONTHS' NET FEE [Section 6:186 of the Civil Code]; it may claim damages exceeding the liquidated amount under Section 6:187(3).

9.4. Termination with immediate effect

The Provider may terminate the Contract with immediate effect, without notice to cure and without a notice period, if:

• the Partner's payment default exceeds 30 days;
• insolvency, bankruptcy or compulsory strike-off proceedings are commenced against the Partner, or it becomes insolvent;
• the Partner intentionally deceives the Provider or the Magazine's users, or uses false data or falsified documents;
• the Partner operates or promotes a pyramid-type scheme in which consideration derives primarily from the recruitment of new entrants;
• the Partner commits such a serious breach of the Contract or the Code of Ethics that maintaining the legal relationship cannot reasonably be expected of the Provider.

In the event of termination with immediate effect, the settlement and liquidated damages rules in the last paragraph of clause 9.3 apply accordingly.

9.5. Extraordinary termination by the Partner

The Partner may terminate the Contract with immediate effect and WITHOUT PAYING AN EXIT FEE if the Provider materially breaches the Contract — in particular if it fails to deliver the Appearances under the Package even within the additional deadline of at least 15 days stated in the Partner's written notice, or if the Service is interrupted for more than 30 days for reasons not attributable to the Partner. In that case the Provider refunds within 30 days the prepaid fee attributable to the period not yet performed, and the Partner's claim for damages may be enforced within the limits of clause 15.

9.6. Settlement upon termination

• Termination of the Contract does not affect fee, liquidated damages and compensation claims that arose before termination.
• After termination the Partner may no longer use the partner designation (Leadership Partner, Corporate Partner, Strategic Partner or their featured variants) in any form and must cease its use on its own surfaces within 15 days.
• The provisions on confidentiality (clause 13), intellectual property (clause 10), liability (clause 15) and disputes (clause 18) survive termination of the Contract.

10. Intellectual property and licence

1. 1.The Magazine, its name, logo, interface, source code, databases and Editorial Content are the intellectual property of the Provider or its licensors. The Contract does not create any proprietary or exclusive right for the Partner in respect of these.
2. 2.Copyright and other rights in the Partner Content remain with the Partner (or its rights holder). The Partner grants the Provider a non-exclusive, territorially unrestricted, royalty-free licence, sublicensable to third parties, to use, reproduce, communicate to the public, edit and translate the Partner Content — including the company name, logo and trade mark — for the purposes of supplying the Service, publishing the Appearances, promoting the Magazine and retaining it in the archive.
3. 3.The licence is granted for the term of the Contract and, in respect of Appearances already published, for an indefinite period, in order to preserve the integrity of the archive.
4. 4.The Provider may remove an Appearance already published if maintaining it would infringe the law or a third party's rights, if an administrative or court decision so requires, or if the content proves to infringe the Code of Ethics. The Partner is not entitled to a refund for such removal where the cause arose within its sphere of interest.
5. 5.The Provider is entitled to display the Partner's name and logo as a reference in its own marketing communications during and after the term of the Contract.

11. Warranties and indemnity for Partner Content

The Partner warrants, in respect of the Partner Content, that:

• it holds all copyright, licence, trade mark and image rights, permissions and consents required for publication;
• the content does not infringe any third party's rights, does not constitute an unfair commercial practice, and complies with the law on advertising, food-related claims and the relevant sector;
• every name, date, price, link, rank, company detail and numerical claim is accurate, current and capable of substantiation;
• the content contains no claim of guaranteed income, quick enrichment, absence of risk or prohibited therapeutic effect;
• it has an appropriate legal basis for processing and publishing the personal data contained in it.

If a third party, an authority or a court asserts a claim against the Provider in connection with the Partner Content, the Partner must indemnify the Provider against that claim, reimburse the Provider's substantiated costs, fines and damages and — where legally possible — join the proceedings. The Provider notifies the Partner of the claim without delay and does not admit the claim without the Partner's prior consent.

Editorial review or approval by the Provider does not release the Partner from liability for the lawfulness and truthfulness of its own claims.

12. The Code of Ethics as a contractual term

The Magazine's Code of Ethics (version 1.0) forms an inseparable Annex 2 to the Contract, and its provisions form part of the Contract. By accepting the Contract, the Partner also accepts the Code of Ethics by a separate declaration and states that it is entitled to act on behalf of the organisation it represents.

A breach of the Code of Ethics constitutes a breach of the Contract and entails the consequences set out in clauses 9.3–9.4, in addition to the other measures provided for in the Code of Ethics (content restriction, profile suspension, withdrawal of status).

If the Code of Ethics is amended, the Provider proceeds in accordance with clause 17; the earlier version governs the Partner's conduct prior to the amendment taking effect.

13. Confidentiality

1. 1.The Parties must treat as confidential all information obtained from the other Party in connection with the Contract that the other Party has designated as confidential, or which can reasonably be assumed from the circumstances to be a trade secret.
2. 2.Confidentiality does not extend to publicly available information, information independently developed by a Party, or information whose disclosure is required by law, an authority or a court.
3. 3.The confidentiality obligation survives for 3 years after termination of the Contract. Disclosure of the existence of the Contract and of the partner status does not breach confidentiality.

14. Data protection

1. 1.In performing the Contract the Parties act in accordance with the GDPR and applicable Hungarian law. The Provider's processing practices are described in the Privacy Notice (/privacy), which forms Annex 3 to the Contract.
2. 2.In respect of the Partner's contact persons and representatives, the Provider is an INDEPENDENT CONTROLLER; the legal basis is performance of the contract [Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR] and, for billing data, compliance with a legal obligation [Art. 6(1)(c) GDPR].
3. 3.If the Partner transfers the personal data of third parties (e.g. nominated team members, interviewees, clients) for publication, the Partner is the CONTROLLER of that personal data and warrants that it has the legal basis required for publication and has informed the data subjects. The Provider also processes the data as an independent controller for the purpose of publication, in accordance with its own notice.
4. 4.Where the Provider processes personal data on the Partner's instructions and on its behalf (e.g. handling lead lists uploaded by the Partner in the CRM feature), the Provider qualifies as a PROCESSOR; for that case the Parties conclude a separate data processing agreement under Article 28 GDPR [TO BE COMPLETED: data processing agreement as Annex 4, if the Program includes such a feature].
5. 5.The Parties notify each other without delay of any suspected personal data breach and cooperate in responding to data subject requests.

15. Liability and its limitation

• The Provider is not liable for temporary downtime of the Magazine caused by maintenance, a third-party provider's fault, or a network or hosting failure, provided it acted reasonably to remedy it. Continuous downtime exceeding 30 days falls under clause 9.5.
• The Provider is not liable for the accuracy or lawfulness of the Partner Content or for the truthfulness of the claims it contains.
• The Partner's liability is not limited in respect of breaches of the warranties in clause 11 and of the indemnity for third-party claims.

16. Force majeure

Neither Party is liable for a failure or delay in performing the Contract caused by a circumstance beyond its control, unforeseeable at the time of contracting, the avoidance of which could not reasonably be expected of it (in particular: natural disaster, war, terrorism, epidemic, official measure, nationwide energy or telecommunications outage, strike).

The affected Party notifies the other Party of the force majeure event without delay. If the force majeure situation persists for more than 60 days, either Party may terminate the Contract with immediate effect without any obligation to pay an exit fee or liquidated damages; in that case the Parties settle in proportion to the services performed.

17. Amendment of the Contract and the general terms

1. 1.The Provider is entitled to amend these general terms and the Code of Ethics unilaterally where this is justified by a change in law, an official decision, a technical or content development of the Service, or the security of its operation.
2. 2.The Provider notifies the Partner of the amendment by e-mail and on its surface at least 30 days before it takes effect, stating the substance of the change and the date it takes effect.
3. 3.If the amendment is disadvantageous to the Partner, the Partner may terminate the Contract, WITHOUT PAYING AN EXIT FEE, with effect from the date the amendment takes effect, within 30 days of receiving the notice. In the absence of such termination the amendment is deemed accepted.
4. 4.The Package fee and the material content of the Package may not be amended unilaterally during the 12-month term; amending them requires the mutual agreement of the Parties. Interim changes to the Program Description do not affect an already concluded Contract.
5. 5.An amendment may not be applied retroactively to conduct that was permitted under the earlier version, unless required by law or by an immediate security interest.

18. Complaints, disputes, governing law

18.1. Complaints

Complaints relating to the Contract may be submitted by the Partner to info@webinar4me.com, and ethics-related complaints to [TO BE COMPLETED: ethics complaints address]. The Provider examines the complaint and provides a substantive written reply within 30 days. Since the Contract is concluded exclusively between businesses, the conciliation board procedure available to consumers does not apply.

18.2. Governing law

The Contract and the legal relationships arising from it are governed by Hungarian law, excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the application of conflict-of-law rules.

18.3. Jurisdiction and venue

19. Final provisions

1. 1.Annexes to the Contract: Annex 1 — Program Description (content and fee of the Package); Annex 2 — Code of Ethics; Annex 3 — Privacy Notice. The annexes form an inseparable part of the Contract.
2. 2.In the event of a conflict, the order of application is: (i) the Parties' individual written agreement, (ii) the Program Description, (iii) these general terms, (iv) the Code of Ethics.
3. 3.Communication between the Parties is deemed to be in writing if sent by e-mail to the contact addresses provided or recorded on the Provider's surface.
4. 4.The Partner may not assign its rights and obligations under the Contract without the Provider's prior written consent. The Provider may transfer the Contract in the event of legal succession, of which it notifies the Partner.
5. 5.If any provision of the Contract proves invalid, this does not affect the validity of the remaining provisions; the invalid provision is replaced by a valid provision closest to the Parties' intention at the time of contracting.
6. 6.No employment relationship, agency for network marketing activity, partnership or joint venture arises between the Parties; the Parties are independent businesses.
7. 7.Matters not regulated in the Contract are governed by Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code, Act CVIII of 2001 on electronic commerce services and other applicable Hungarian legislation.
8. 8.The version number of these general terms is 1.0; effective from 2026-07-27. Earlier versions are accessible in the archive.