Spark the Stage Signature™ Terms & Conditions
Updated: June 17, 2026
Please read carefully before purchasing Spark the Stage Signature™.
By checking the box that says “I agree to the Terms & Conditions,” submitting payment, enrolling, using a payment plan, using a buy now pay later option, or otherwise purchasing Spark the Stage Signature™, you agree to these Terms & Conditions with The Evolution Collective Inc., a California corporation based in Burbank, California.
These Terms & Conditions are legally binding. No physical signature, electronic signature, handwritten initials, or separately signed agreement is required. Your purchase, payment, checkout acceptance, or continued participation constitutes your full acceptance of these Terms & Conditions.
If you do not agree to these Terms & Conditions, do not purchase Spark the Stage Signature™.
1. Parties
These Terms & Conditions are entered into by and between The Evolution Collective Inc., a California corporation, referred to as “Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our,” and the purchaser or participant, referred to as “Client,” “you,” or “your.”
Company Mailing Address:
The Evolution Collective Inc.
1720 Scott Rd #201
Burbank, CA 91504
Company Email for Notices: spark@aleyaharris.com
2. Program Overview
Spark the Stage Signature™ is a premium one-on-one speaker development, message strategy, storytelling, keynote architecture, and speaker asset development service.
The purpose of Spark the Stage Signature™ is to help Client clarify, structure, and develop a Radical Spark Signature Talk™, related speaker assets, and strategic guidance for using the talk in connection with speaking opportunities, visibility, thought leadership, business development, and other professional goals.
The Services may include strategy, coaching, training, creative direction, copywriting, presentation development, messaging support, speaker positioning, slide development, and related deliverables as determined by Company.
Client understands that Spark the Stage Signature™ is a collaborative professional services experience. Client’s participation, responsiveness, preparation, honesty, feedback, and implementation materially affect the quality, timing, and usefulness of the work.
3. Scope of Services
Unless otherwise stated in writing by Company, Spark the Stage Signature™ includes:
Spark the Stage™ module access for the life of the Program.
One copy of the Spark the Stage book, subject to availability and shipping logistics.
Six one-on-one 60-minute speaker strategy and coaching sessions.
Review of Client’s intake, submitted materials, and relevant background materials.
Speaker message strategy.
Crisis Story development support.
Golden Thread and Controlling Idea development.
Radical Spark Signature Talk™ outline development.
Done-with-you talk architecture support.
Keynote slide deck creation or slide development support, with the final number of slides determined by Company based on strategic fit.
Basic speaker media kit assets, which may include:
a. Speaker one-sheet.
b. Refined speaker bio.
c. Three speaking topics.
d. Video script.Session recaps, homework, and strategic next steps as Company determines appropriate.
Final delivery guidance, which may include a Use This First guide, Pitch Readiness notes, Stage Activation recommendations, or similar support.
Reasonable asynchronous support through the communication channels designated by Company during the active delivery window.
Company may refine the process, tools, order of deliverables, delivery method, or client journey to improve service quality, provided the overall value of the Services is not materially reduced.
The exact path through the process may vary based on Client’s goals, existing materials, speaking experience, message clarity, offer structure, responsiveness, and timeline.
4. Services Not Included
Unless expressly stated by Company in writing, Spark the Stage Signature™ does not include:
Guaranteed speaking bookings.
Spark the Pitch™ outreach services.
Speaker agent or booking agent services.
Public relations services.
Event planning or event production.
Website development.
Brand identity design.
Legal, tax, financial, therapeutic, medical, or mental health advice.
Business management or implementation support.
Ongoing social media content creation.
Paid advertising.
Professional video production.
Custom graphic design outside the agreed speaker assets.
Travel, lodging, printing, software subscriptions, equipment, or third-party platform fees.
Rebuilding the Services from the beginning due to Client changing their topic, audience, offer, business model, brand, positioning, or strategic direction after approval.
Ongoing revisions, updates, edits, or support after final delivery.
New talks, new keynote concepts, new frameworks, new decks, or new assets outside the agreed scope.
Any services outside the agreed scope require Company’s written approval and may require additional fees.
5. Program Fee
The fee for Spark the Stage Signature™ is either $10,000 or $15,000, depending on the offer path, sales channel, promotion, referral arrangement, package version, or enrollment method through which Client purchases.
The total purchase amount shown at checkout, on the invoice, on the payment page, or in the written payment communication from Company controls the total amount due.
All fees are in United States dollars.
Company may offer special pricing, custom arrangements, promotional pricing, payment plans, or third-party financing options at its sole discretion. Special pricing does not modify these Terms & Conditions unless Company expressly states otherwise in writing.
6. Payment Plans and Buy Now Pay Later
Client may pay in full, through a Company-approved fixed installment payment plan, through a third-party buy now pay later provider, or through another payment option made available by Company.
Payment plans are fixed installment obligations. They are not subscriptions. They cannot be paused, canceled, delayed, reduced, or terminated by Client.
By enrolling, Client commits to pay the full purchase amount, regardless of whether Client attends sessions, completes homework, watches modules, uses deliverables, implements the strategy, books speaking engagements, earns revenue, or completes the Program.
If Client uses a third-party buy now pay later provider, financing provider, credit provider, lender, payment processor, or similar service, Client is also subject to that provider’s terms, fees, credit requirements, payment schedule, and policies. Company is not responsible for the provider’s decisions, approvals, denials, fees, interest, account handling, credit reporting, billing practices, customer service, or collection activity.
If a third-party payment or financing provider fails to remit payment to Company because of Client’s action, inaction, dispute, reversal, default, fraud, misrepresentation, payment failure, or breach of the provider’s terms, Client remains directly responsible to Company for the full unpaid balance.
7. Full Balance Remains Due After Delivery
Client understands and agrees that the full purchase amount is owed regardless of when deliverables are completed or delivered.
If Company provides some or all deliverables before Client has completed all payments, Client remains responsible for every remaining installment, payment, balance, fee, and amount owed.
For example, if final deliverables are provided in June and Client has two months of payments remaining, Client must still complete the remaining payments.
Receiving access, coaching, strategy, drafts, final files, slides, media kit assets, or any other deliverables does not cancel, reduce, pause, or satisfy Client’s remaining payment obligations unless the full purchase amount has been paid.
Company may withhold additional access, support, edits, files, source materials, final exports, or future services if Client fails to make required payments, but delivery of any portion of the Services does not waive Company’s right to collect the full balance.
8. Payment Authorization
By purchasing, Client authorizes Company and its payment processors to charge Client’s payment method for all agreed payments according to the payment option selected at checkout, on the invoice, through the payment processor, or through the agreed payment communication.
Client agrees to keep a valid payment method on file until all payments are completed.
If Client’s payment method fails, is declined, expires, is canceled, is disputed, or is otherwise unavailable, Client remains responsible for immediate payment of all amounts due.
Company may retry failed payments and may require Client to provide a new payment method.
9. No Refunds Under Any Circumstances
To the fullest extent permitted by law, all payments are final, earned upon receipt, and non-refundable under any and all circumstances.
No refunds, credits, cancellations, substitutions, payment releases, or transfers will be provided for any reason, including:
Change of mind.
Buyer’s remorse.
Dissatisfaction.
Failure to attend sessions.
Failure to complete homework.
Failure to watch modules.
Failure to use the deliverables.
Failure to implement.
Lack of speaking bookings.
Lack of income, revenue, profit, sales, clients, visibility, or other business results.
Scheduling conflicts.
Personal, family, business, medical, financial, emotional, or mental health circumstances.
Spouse, partner, business partner, family member, advisor, or team disagreement.
Client delay, ghosting, or non-responsiveness.
Client’s decision to stop participating.
Client’s belief that the Services are no longer needed.
Client’s inability or unwillingness to continue.
Expiration of unused sessions or services.
Termination by Client.
Termination by Company due to Client breach.
Client understands and agrees that Company reserves limited capacity, turns away other opportunities, grants access to intellectual property, begins strategy, and commits time and resources when Client enrolls. For that reason, all payments are earned when paid.
10. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes
Client agrees not to initiate chargebacks, payment disputes, bank reversals, payment processor claims, buy now pay later disputes, or similar actions for amounts owed under these Terms.
A chargeback, payment dispute, bank reversal, or similar action is a material breach of these Terms.
If Client initiates a chargeback or payment dispute, Company may:
Immediately suspend all Services.
Revoke access to Company materials, platforms, modules, folders, and deliverables.
Place the account in collections.
Recover the disputed amount.
Recover chargeback fees, payment processor fees, collection costs, attorney’s fees, arbitration fees, and any other costs incurred to enforce these Terms, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Terminate Client’s participation without refund.
11. Late Payments, Suspension, and Collections
Payments are due on the dates or schedule selected at checkout, stated on the invoice, provided by the payment processor, provided by the buy now pay later provider, or otherwise communicated in writing.
If a payment is not received within 5 calendar days of its due date, Company may charge a late fee of $250 or the maximum amount permitted by law, whichever is lower.
If any payment is overdue, Company may immediately suspend Services, withhold access, pause work, stop communication, withhold unfinished deliverables, withhold final files, and refuse to schedule or attend sessions until the account is paid in full.
Suspension due to late payment does not extend the delivery window unless Company agrees in writing.
If any payment is more than 30 calendar days overdue, Company may accelerate the balance, meaning all remaining payments become immediately due.
Client agrees to pay all collection costs, attorney’s fees, arbitration fees, and enforcement costs incurred by Company to collect unpaid amounts, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
12. Client Responsibilities
Client agrees to:
Provide accurate and complete information.
Submit onboarding forms, materials, homework, and feedback on time.
Attend scheduled sessions on time.
Watch assigned Spark the Stage™ modules or other materials as directed.
Upload relevant materials, including old talks, decks, bios, notes, offers, podcast interviews, articles, stories, frameworks, and any other materials requested by Company.
Review deliverables thoughtfully and provide consolidated feedback by the deadlines stated by Company.
Make timely strategic decisions.
Notify Company promptly of scheduling conflicts, concerns, or delays.
Treat Company, Aleya Harris, Company’s team, contractors, and representatives respectfully and professionally.
Ensure that Client has the right to provide and use all materials, images, videos, copy, testimonials, stories, business claims, and third-party content submitted to Company.
Fact-check final materials before using them publicly.
Determine which personal stories, business results, client examples, and sensitive experiences Client is willing and legally permitted to share publicly.
Client understands that failure to meet these responsibilities may delay, limit, or prevent completion of the Services and does not entitle Client to a refund, credit, cancellation, or release from payment obligations.
13. Program Timeline and Expiration
Unless Company states otherwise in writing, all sessions, feedback, deliverables, and support must be used within 180 days from the date of purchase.
Any unused sessions, unused support, unused revisions, incomplete deliverables, or unclaimed services expire at the end of the 180-day period.
Expiration of unused services does not entitle Client to a refund, credit, transfer, extension, or cancellation of remaining payment obligations.
Company may grant an extension at its sole discretion. Any extension must be in writing and may require payment of an extension or restart fee.
14. Scheduling, Rescheduling, and No-Show Policy
Client is responsible for scheduling and attending all sessions within the delivery window.
Client must provide at least 48 hours’ written notice to reschedule a session.
If Client cancels, reschedules, or requests to move a session with less than 48 hours’ notice, Company may count the session as used.
If Client does not attend a scheduled session and has not provided at least 48 hours’ written notice, the session will be considered a no-show and may count as a completed session.
If Client is more than 15 minutes late without written notice, Company may treat the session as a no-show. If Company agrees to proceed, the session will still end at the originally scheduled time.
Company may reschedule sessions due to illness, emergency, family needs, travel disruptions, technical failures, or other reasonable circumstances. Company’s rescheduling of a session will not count as a used session.
Repeated rescheduling, lateness, or no-shows may result in the project being paused or terminated without refund.
15. Client Delays, Ghosting, and Restart Policy
Timely communication is essential.
If Company requests information, feedback, approval, scheduling, payment, or other action from Client and Client does not respond within 14 calendar days, Company may send a written notice that the project is at risk of delay or hold.
If Client does not respond within 30 calendar days after Company’s request, Company may place the project on hold.
Once the project is on hold:
Company is not required to continue working.
Company is not required to release incomplete or unfinished materials.
Company is not responsible for missed deadlines or delayed completion.
All payment obligations remain due.
No refund, credit, transfer, cancellation, or payment release is available.
To restart the project after it has been placed on hold, Client must:
Pay a non-refundable restart fee equal to $2,500 or 15% of the Program Fee, whichever is greater.
Bring all overdue payments current.
Submit all requested information, feedback, or approvals.
Agree to a new timeline provided by Company.
If Client remains unresponsive for 90 calendar days or more, Company may close the project permanently. If the project is closed, unused sessions, unused support, unfinished materials, and remaining deliverables are forfeited without refund, credit, transfer, or cancellation of remaining payment obligations.
If Client becomes unresponsive after Company has completed substantial strategic work, Company may complete or deliver assets based on the information available, in Company’s professional judgment. Such delivery will satisfy Company’s obligations to the extent reasonably possible given Client’s lack of participation.
16. Revision and Approval Policy
Unless Company states otherwise in writing, Client is entitled to up to two rounds of revisions on major written or creative deliverables created specifically for Client.
A “revision” means a reasonable refinement, correction, clarification, or adjustment to a deliverable based on the approved strategic direction.
Revisions do not include:
Creating a new talk from scratch.
Changing the primary audience after direction has been approved.
Changing the primary offer, business model, or revenue path after direction has been approved.
Rewriting deliverables due to Client changing their mind about the overall strategy.
Replacing the approved controlling idea with a new controlling idea.
Rebuilding the slide deck based on a new visual direction, brand identity, or talk structure.
Incorporating new materials submitted late.
Revisions requested after the feedback deadline.
Revisions requested after final approval.
Any work outside the scope of Spark the Stage Signature™.
Client must provide revision requests in one consolidated written response by the deadline provided by Company. Piecemeal comments, scattered voice notes, multiple conflicting documents, or feedback from multiple decision makers may be treated as a new revision round or may require additional fees.
If Client does not provide feedback within 7 business days after Company requests feedback, the deliverable may be deemed approved and Company may proceed to the next phase.
If Client provides late feedback after a deliverable is deemed approved, Company may accept or reject the feedback at its discretion. Late feedback may require additional fees.
Company retains final professional discretion over strategic recommendations, sequencing, structure, and delivery approach.
17. AI, Recordings, and Transcripts
Client authorizes Company to record sessions, generate transcripts, use AI-assisted tools, and use technology platforms to support the Services.
Company may use recordings, transcripts, notes, intake forms, uploaded materials, and AI-assisted summaries to create recaps, strategy documents, drafts, speaker assets, and related deliverables.
Company may use third-party tools and contractors to support transcription, document creation, project management, file storage, AI-assisted drafting, slide creation, and other Services.
Company will use reasonable care when handling Client materials and confidential information.
Client agrees not to submit confidential, proprietary, regulated, or third-party information unless Client has the right to share it and understands that it may be processed through the tools used by Company.
Company will not knowingly authorize Client’s confidential materials to be used to train a public AI model where Company has the ability to disable such training.
Company owns its prompts, workflows, AI processes, templates, systems, and methods.
18. Confidentiality
Each party may receive confidential information from the other party.
“Confidential Information” includes non-public business information, personal information, financial information, client information, marketing plans, intellectual property, unpublished materials, trade secrets, private stories, personal experiences, proprietary systems, and other information that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.
The receiving party agrees to use Confidential Information only for purposes of performing or receiving the Services and not to disclose it to third parties except:
To employees, contractors, advisors, agents, or service providers who need access to perform services and are subject to confidentiality obligations.
As required by law, subpoena, court order, arbitration order, or government request.
With written permission from the disclosing party.
To enforce these Terms.
For information that is already public through no fault of the receiving party.
Confidentiality obligations survive termination, completion, or expiration of the Services.
19. Client Content
Client represents and warrants that Client owns or has the legal right to provide and use all Client Content submitted to Company.
“Client Content” includes all written materials, images, video, audio, stories, testimonials, case studies, client examples, business claims, brand assets, logos, decks, bios, offers, recordings, frameworks, and other content provided by Client.
Client is solely responsible for the accuracy, legality, ownership, permissions, rights, releases, and truthfulness of Client Content.
Client agrees to indemnify and hold Company harmless from any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Client Content, including infringement, privacy, publicity, defamation, false advertising, confidentiality, or unauthorized use claims.
20. Intellectual Property
Company owns all Company Materials.
“Company Materials” include all pre-existing and newly developed Company intellectual property, including Spark the Stage™, Spark the Stage Signature™, Spark the Pitch™, Radical Spark Signature Talk™, Radically Authentic Strategic Storytelling™, frameworks, methods, templates, prompts, worksheets, course materials, scripts, processes, slides, training materials, recordings, systems, tools, exercises, examples, strategy methods, and proprietary know-how.
Client receives a limited, personal, non-transferable, non-exclusive license to use Company Materials solely for Client’s own participation in the Services and personal business use.
Client may not copy, sell, license, sublicense, teach, train, distribute, publish, share, upload, repurpose, convert, white label, create derivative products from, or use Company Materials to create competing products or services.
Client may not use Company Materials to train AI systems, create AI tools, build a competing course, create a speaker training program, create a storytelling methodology, or package Company’s methods for resale.
Subject to full payment, Client receives a perpetual, non-exclusive license to use final custom deliverables created specifically for Client for Client’s own speaking, marketing, visibility, thought leadership, and business purposes.
Client does not receive ownership of Company Materials, underlying frameworks, working files, drafts, notes, prompts, internal strategy documents, templates, training materials, source files, or methods unless expressly stated in writing.
If Client violates this Section, Company may immediately terminate Client’s access without refund and seek injunctive relief, damages, attorney’s fees, and liquidated damages of $10,000 per violation, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Client agrees that this amount is a reasonable estimate of harm caused by unauthorized use and is not intended as a penalty.
21. Third-Party Tools and Platforms
Company may use third-party tools and platforms including Zoom, Google Drive, Dropbox, ClickUp, Canva, Gamma, HoneyBook, ThriveCart, Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Loom, transcription tools, AI tools, email platforms, and other technology providers.
Company is not responsible for outages, failures, data loss, policy changes, security issues, access issues, fees, account restrictions, financing decisions, credit decisions, billing issues, or performance problems caused by third-party tools or platforms.
Client is responsible for maintaining access to any tools, accounts, software, or subscriptions needed to use final deliverables.
22. Testimonials, Likeness, and Publicity
Client grants Company the right to request written, audio, and video testimonials, case study information, feedback, results, screenshots, and reflections during and after Spark the Stage Signature™.
Client agrees that any testimonial, feedback, result, screenshot, comment, message, video, audio recording, written statement, or other material voluntarily provided to Company may be used by Company for marketing, advertising, education, sales, social media, website, email, presentations, case studies, promotional materials, and other business purposes in any format, worldwide and in perpetuity, without additional compensation.
This permission includes Client’s name, business name, title, image, likeness, voice, written words, spoken words, screenshots, video, audio, and general results, unless Client provides written confidentiality restrictions before the testimonial or material is submitted.
Client represents that any testimonial, result, feedback, or statement shared with Company is truthful and reflects Client’s honest experience.
Company agrees to use testimonials in a positive, professional, and non-misleading manner.
Company may edit testimonials for length, clarity, grammar, formatting, or medium, provided the edited version does not materially change the meaning of Client’s statement.
Client waives the right to inspect or approve the final use of testimonials and releases Company from claims related to the authorized use of testimonials, including claims for privacy, publicity, defamation, misappropriation, or compensation, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Client may identify specific sensitive details that should remain private in writing before publication. Company will use reasonable efforts to honor written privacy restrictions received before publication.
Nothing in these Terms requires Client to provide a testimonial. Nothing in these Terms prohibits Client from sharing truthful reviews, lawful feedback, or legally protected opinions about Client’s experience.
23. Portfolio Use
Company may reference, display, describe, or discuss non-confidential portions of the Services and final deliverables in Company’s portfolio, marketing, educational content, sales conversations, and internal training.
Company may anonymize Client examples when appropriate.
Company will not intentionally disclose Client’s confidential business information, private personal information, or sensitive story details without permission, except as otherwise allowed in these Terms.
24. No Guarantees
Company does not guarantee any specific result.
Client understands that Company does not guarantee:
Speaking bookings.
Paid speaking engagements.
Speaking fees.
Event organizer responses.
Media placements.
Audience size.
Sales.
Leads.
Revenue.
Profit.
Business growth.
Client acquisition.
Confidence outcomes.
Personal transformation.
Mental, emotional, medical, or therapeutic outcomes.
Acceptance by conferences, associations, corporations, podcasts, media outlets, or other platforms.
Company provides strategy, coaching, creative direction, and deliverables. Outcomes depend on many factors outside Company’s control, including Client implementation, market conditions, timing, industry demand, audience fit, event organizer discretion, Client’s offer, Client’s reputation, Client’s performance, Client’s follow-through, and third-party decisions.
Dissatisfaction or lack of results does not void Client’s payment obligations.
25. Professional Disclaimer
Company provides speaker strategy, storytelling support, presentation development, messaging, coaching, consulting, and related business education.
Company does not provide legal, tax, financial, accounting, medical, mental health, psychological, therapeutic, or crisis services.
Any discussion of personal stories, trauma, vulnerability, spirituality, mindset, confidence, identity, emotions, or life experiences is for storytelling, message development, speaker development, and educational purposes only.
Client is responsible for seeking appropriate licensed professional support for legal, tax, financial, medical, mental health, therapeutic, or other regulated matters.
Client is solely responsible for deciding what personal, confidential, sensitive, medical, financial, family, business, client, or third-party information to disclose publicly or privately.
26. Client Conduct
Client agrees to communicate respectfully and professionally.
Company does not tolerate abusive, threatening, harassing, discriminatory, defamatory, disruptive, violent, exploitative, or unethical behavior toward Company, Aleya Harris, Company’s team, contractors, vendors, affiliates, or other clients.
If Client engages in prohibited conduct, Company may suspend or terminate Services immediately without refund. All payment obligations remain due.
27. False Statements, Harassment, and Protected Reviews
Client agrees not to make knowingly false, defamatory, harassing, threatening, unlawful, or misleading statements about Company, Aleya Harris, Company’s team, contractors, services, clients, or business.
Nothing in these Terms prohibits Client from providing truthful reviews, lawful feedback, or legally protected opinions about Client’s experience.
Company reserves the right to pursue all available remedies for false statements, defamation, harassment, threats, intellectual property violations, confidentiality breaches, or unlawful conduct.
28. Termination
Client may stop participating at any time. Stopping participation does not terminate payment obligations and does not entitle Client to any refund, credit, cancellation, or release from amounts owed.
Company may terminate Client’s participation immediately if Client:
Fails to pay.
Initiates a chargeback.
Violates these Terms.
Misuses Company Materials.
Becomes abusive, threatening, harassing, or disruptive.
Becomes unresponsive for 90 calendar days or more.
Requests services outside scope and refuses to follow the agreed process.
Acts in a way that Company reasonably believes creates legal, reputational, safety, ethical, or operational risk.
If Company terminates Client’s participation due to Client breach, Client is not entitled to a refund, credit, transfer, or cancellation of any payment obligation.
29. Force Majeure
Company will not be liable for delay or failure to perform due to circumstances beyond Company’s reasonable control, including acts of God, natural disasters, fire, flood, earthquake, storm, epidemic, pandemic, illness, medical conditions, death or illness in the family, childcare emergencies, labor disputes, strikes, war, terrorism, civil unrest, government orders, internet outages, platform failures, power failures, technology failures, travel disruptions, transportation issues, vendor failures, payment processor issues, or any other event beyond Company’s reasonable control.
Company will use reasonable efforts to resume performance when practicable.
Force majeure does not excuse Client’s payment obligations.
30. Non-Solicitation
During Client’s participation and for 12 months after the end of Client’s participation, Client agrees not to directly or indirectly solicit, hire, recruit, contract with, or attempt to hire any employee, contractor, vendor, assistant, strategist, designer, copywriter, or team member of Company without Company’s prior written consent.
If Client violates this Section, Client agrees to pay Company liquidated damages equal to $10,000 per violation or the maximum amount permitted by law, whichever is lower, in addition to any other available remedies.
31. Independent Contractor Relationship
Company is an independent contractor.
Nothing in these Terms creates an employment, partnership, joint venture, fiduciary, franchise, agency, or other special relationship between the parties.
Company controls the manner and means of performing the Services.
Company may use employees, contractors, vendors, consultants, and third-party providers to perform the Services.
32. Indemnification
Client agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Company, Aleya Harris, and Company’s officers, directors, owners, employees, contractors, agents, representatives, affiliates, successors, and assigns from and against any claims, losses, damages, liabilities, judgments, penalties, fines, costs, expenses, arbitration fees, court costs, and attorney’s fees arising out of or related to:
Client’s breach of these Terms.
Client’s use of the Services or deliverables.
Client’s business, speaking, marketing, sales, or professional activities.
Client Content.
Client’s public statements, claims, testimonials, case studies, stories, or results.
Client’s violation of law.
Client’s infringement or alleged infringement of third-party rights.
Client’s unauthorized disclosure of confidential information.
Client’s decision to share sensitive, personal, client, medical, financial, or third-party information.
Any claim by Client’s clients, customers, audience members, event organizers, employers, contractors, partners, spouse, family members, or other third parties.
33. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Company will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or enhanced damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost opportunities, lost goodwill, reputational harm, emotional distress, business interruption, data loss, or third-party claims.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Company’s total liability arising out of or related to these Terms, the Services, Client’s purchase, Client’s participation, or any deliverables will not exceed the amount actually paid by Client to Company for Spark the Stage Signature™.
No personal liability will accrue against Aleya Harris or any individual owner, officer, employee, contractor, vendor, or representative of Company.
The limitations in this Section apply regardless of the theory of liability, including contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, warranty, statute, or otherwise.
34. Dispute Resolution, Arbitration, Class Action Waiver, and Jury Waiver
The parties agree to make a good-faith effort to resolve any dispute informally before filing arbitration.
Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Services, payment, deliverables, access, testimonials, intellectual property, confidentiality, or the relationship between the parties shall be resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by JAMS in Los Angeles County, California.
If JAMS is unavailable or declines administration, the arbitration shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association.
The arbitration shall be conducted under the applicable rules of the selected arbitration provider. If Client is legally classified as a consumer and consumer arbitration rules are required by law, those rules shall apply.
The arbitrator shall have exclusive authority to resolve disputes regarding interpretation, applicability, enforceability, and formation of these Terms, except where applicable law requires a court to decide a specific issue.
The arbitration shall take place in Los Angeles County, California unless the parties agree otherwise in writing or applicable law requires otherwise.
California law shall apply.
The parties waive the right to a jury trial.
The parties waive the right to bring or participate in class actions, collective actions, representative actions, private attorney general actions, or consolidated proceedings to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Claims must be brought individually.
The arbitrator may award damages, injunctive relief, declaratory relief, attorney’s fees, and costs only as permitted by these Terms and applicable law.
Nothing in these Terms prevents Company from seeking temporary, preliminary, or permanent injunctive relief in a court of competent jurisdiction to protect intellectual property, confidential information, payment rights, non-solicitation rights, or other urgent interests.
Nothing in these Terms waives rights that cannot legally be waived, including any small claims option or consumer protection procedure that applicable law requires.
35. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflict of law principles.
Any court proceeding permitted under these Terms shall be filed in the state or federal courts located in Los Angeles County, California, unless applicable law requires otherwise.
36. Notice
All notices under these Terms must be in writing and sent by email, certified mail, recognized overnight courier, or personal delivery.
Notices to Company must be sent to:
The Evolution Collective Inc.
1720 Scott Rd #201
Burbank, CA 91504
Email: spark@aleyaharris.com
Notices to Client must be sent to the email or mailing address provided by Client at checkout, through the invoice, during onboarding, or during participation.
Email notices are effective when sent, provided no bounce-back or delivery failure message is received.
Client is responsible for keeping contact information current.
37. Assignment
Client may not assign, transfer, delegate, or sublicense these Terms or any rights or obligations under them without Company’s prior written consent.
Company may assign these Terms to a successor, affiliate, purchaser, or entity acquiring all or substantially all of Company’s assets or business.
38. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.
If a provision can be modified to make it enforceable, it shall be interpreted and enforced as modified to the minimum extent necessary.
39. No Waiver
Company’s failure to enforce any provision of these Terms does not waive Company’s right to enforce that provision later.
Any waiver must be in writing and signed by Company.
40. Survival
The provisions relating to payment, no refunds, chargebacks, collections, intellectual property, confidentiality, testimonials, portfolio use, no guarantees, disclaimers, indemnification, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, arbitration, governing law, non-solicitation, and any other provisions that by their nature should survive will survive expiration, completion, cancellation, or termination of Client’s participation.
41. Modifications
Company may update these Terms from time to time.
The version of the Terms in effect at the time of Client’s purchase governs that purchase, unless Company and Client agree otherwise in writing.
Updated Terms may apply to future purchases, renewals, additional services, upgrades, or continued participation after notice, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
42. Entire Agreement
These Terms, together with the checkout page, invoice, payment page, offer page, payment processor terms, and any written offer-specific terms provided by Company, contain the full understanding between Client and Company regarding Spark the Stage Signature™.
If there is a conflict between these Terms and any sales page, email, proposal, social media post, verbal conversation, webinar, call, or marketing material, these Terms control unless Company expressly states otherwise in writing.
No verbal statement modifies these Terms.
43. Acknowledgement
By checking the box that says “I agree to the Terms & Conditions,” submitting payment, enrolling, using a payment plan, using a buy now pay later option, accessing materials, attending sessions, or participating in Spark the Stage Signature™, Client acknowledges that Client has read, understood, and agreed to these Terms.
Client specifically acknowledges and agrees to:
The no refund policy.
The obligation to pay the full purchase amount.
The rule that payment plans are fixed installment obligations and cannot be canceled.
The rule that the full balance remains due even if deliverables are provided before all payments are complete.
The no-show policy.
The ghosting, hold, and restart policy.
The revision limits.
The no guarantees policy.
The intellectual property terms.
The testimonial and publicity terms.
The limitation of liability.
The arbitration agreement.
The class action waiver.
The jury waiver.
By submitting payment, Client acknowledges that they have read and agree to the Spark the Stage Signature™ Terms & Conditions. They understand that all payments are final and non-refundable, that payment plans and buy now pay later options are fixed payment obligations, and that they are responsible for the full purchase amount even if deliverables are provided before all payments are complete.