- 20 min speaking slot (Main programme, topic planned together)
- 20 tickets
- Interview & Podcast
- Marketing actions
- Showroom – priority choosing place
- Extra area (lounge, negotiations?)
- Main partner visibility
Price: 20 000 € + VAT 24%
- 10 min speaking slot (main program, topic planned together)
- 10 tickets
- Podcast
- Marketing actions
- Showroom
- Designated table on Meeting area
- Partner visibility
Price: 10 000 € + VAT 24%
- 10 min speaking slot (Demo stage) 5 tickets
- Showroom Light
- Designated table (meeting area or startup area
Price: 5000€ + VAT 24%
- 10 min speaking slot (Demo stage)
- 3 tickets
- Designated table (meeting area or startup area
Price: 500 € + VAT 24%
CANCELLATION POLICY
Billing and cancellation policy
Partner packages will be invoiced according to the information provided in the registration form after 30.8.2021.
Any cancellations must be made by e-mail no later than 25.8.2021 to the event contact person Ninni Yletyinen (ninni.yletyinen@kiinko.fi). After that, the cancellation fee is 100%.
Force Majeure
In cases of force majeur obstruct, the Organiser may, at its discretion, either cancel the event altogether or postpone it to another time of their free choice. Therefore, the Organiser shall not be liable for any delays, expenses and/or damages caused.
If, due to force majeure, the Organiser cancels the event completely, the entry fees already invoiced will be refunded.
If the Organiser postpones the event to a new date due to force majeure, the partner will not be released from its obligations and will not be entitled to receive any payments it has made back, but will be allocated accordingly to the new replacement event. The time of payments that have not yet been made will be postponed by the time corresponding time. The Organiser shall not reimburse any other costs or damages incurred by the partner.
An event outside the influence of the Organiser, which the Organiser could not reasonably have taken into account at the time of conclusion of the contract and the consequences of which could not reasonably have been avoided or overcome by the Organiser, is considered force majeure.
Force majeure shall be considered, among other things, but not limited to, the interruption of general energy production, fire, information system problem, machine or equipment depot or other similar event blocking event, natural earthquake, earthquake, war or rebellion, epidemic/pandemic, state of emergency, prohibitions and regulations of the authority, industrial action measures, problems with labour availability (including illness) or any other reason which may endanger the safety of participants and/or partners of the event or which impedes or substantially impedes the organisation of the event.
Covid-19
The coronavirus may cause changes in the implementation of the event, lead to the postponement of the event to another time, or cancel the entire event. The organiser shall, at its discretion, be free to decide on the measures in question.
The Organiser shall not be liable to the partner for any delays, costs and/or damages caused by such delays. In the event of a complete cancellation of an event or a change to another date, the same principles shall apply in respect of invoiced participation fees as mentioned above in cases of force majeure.
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