Public Offer and User Agreement of the New Cultural Code Summit

PUBLIC OFFER AND USER AGREEMENT

for the Sale of Access to the New Cultural Code Online Summit, December 5–7, 2026, and for Use of the newculturalcode.com Website

Published: November 2, 2026

MAYRII Inc., a Delaware corporation (USA), with its address at 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958, USA (the "Organizer"), offers any person aged 18 or older with full legal capacity the opportunity to buy access to the online summit on the terms set out below. This document is both a public offer for the sale of access and the terms of use of the website.

1. Definitions

1.1. Summit means the New Cultural Code online event streamed live on December 5, 6 and 7, 2026. Each Evening begins at 8:00 a.m. Los Angeles time (UTC−8).

1.2. Evening means one day of the Summit program.

1.3. Ticket means the right of one person to attend all three Evenings of the Summit live.

1.4. Buyer means the person who paid for a Ticket. Participant means the person who attends the broadcast under a Ticket: either the Buyer or a person to whom the Buyer has transferred an Evening in accordance with Section 5.

1.5. Site means newculturalcode.com and its pages. Platform means Zoom, the video conferencing service used for the broadcast.

1.6. Speakers means the invited speakers listed in the program on the Site.

2. How the Agreement Is Formed

2.1. This document is a public offer to enter into an agreement on the terms described in it.

2.2. The agreement is formed when the Buyer has both checked the box on the payment page to accept this offer and paid for the Ticket in full (acceptance of the offer). No paper agreement needs to be signed.

2.3. The payment confirmation email sent to the address provided at purchase confirms that the agreement has been formed. The Organizer keeps a record of the date, time and version of the offer accepted by the Buyer.

2.4. By using the Site without making a purchase, a visitor agrees to Sections 10–16 of this document.

2.5. The Buyer confirms that they are at least 18 years old and are buying the Ticket for their own attendance or for attendance by their employee, and not for resale.

3. What the Buyer Is Buying

3.1. The Organizer gives the Participant access to the live broadcast of all three Evenings of the Summit on the Platform, and the Buyer pays for this access.

3.2. The Ticket includes:

• live viewing of talks by all Speakers;

• simultaneous interpretation from English into Russian, Ukrainian and Kazakh (the Participant selects the interpretation channel on the Platform). Interpretation into other languages is not provided;

• the opportunity to take part in live practices, in the format and to the extent determined by the Organizer and the host.

3.3. No recording is provided to Buyers. The Summit is streamed live only. The Buyer understands that a missed Evening cannot be watched later.

3.4. The Ticket does not include membership in the Come2Unity / The Eight community, personal consultations, or the Speakers' own materials and books. Access to these is sold separately.

4. Price and Payment

4.1. The Ticket price is USD 549 (five hundred forty-nine US dollars) for all three Evenings. This is the final price: any sales taxes the Organizer must pay in the Buyer's country are already included. Individual Evenings are not sold separately.

4.2. Payment is accepted by bank card, Apple Pay and Google Pay through the Stripe payment service. The Organizer does not receive or store card details.

4.3. If the card is not denominated in US dollars, the Buyer's bank may charge a currency conversion fee. This fee is outside the Organizer's control and is not reimbursed.

4.4. The payment appears on the bank statement as "New cultural code ticket".

4.6. Ticket sales close when the broadcast begins on December 7, 2026. The Organizer may close sales earlier if there are no more places available on the Platform.

5. Access to the Broadcast and Attendance

5.1. After payment, the Buyer receives a confirmation by email. A personal broadcast link and instructions will be sent no later than December 5, 2026. If the email does not arrive, the Buyer should check their spam folder and contact support at mariaproject617@gmail.com.

5.2. The link is personal. One Ticket allows one person to join each Evening from one device. Publishing the link or sharing it with third parties other than as permitted by Section 5.3 is prohibited. If this happens, the Organizer may terminate access without a refund.

5.3. Transfer of an Evening. If the Buyer cannot attend one or more Evenings, the Buyer may transfer those Evenings free of charge to another person aged 18 or older. To do so, the Buyer must email support from the address used at purchase at least 24 hours before the broadcast begins and provide the name and email address of the new Participant. Only one person may attend an Evening under a single Ticket. The new Participant accepts the rules in Sections 5, 8 and 9, and the Buyer is responsible for the new Participant's compliance with them.

5.4. To attend, a Participant needs a computer or smartphone, the current version of the Zoom app, and a stable internet connection of at least 15 Mbps. Providing these is the Participant's responsibility.

6. Program Changes

6.1. The program, talk topics, schedule and order of talks are published on the Site. The Organizer may adjust them, including by changing the order and length of talks, moving start times by up to two hours, and rewording topics. Such changes do not entitle the Buyer to a refund.

6.2. If a Speaker cannot appear for reasons beyond the Organizer's control (illness, force majeure, or cancellation by the Speaker), the Organizer may move the Speaker's talk to another Evening or replace the Speaker with another speaker of comparable standing. The Organizer will announce any such change on the Site.

6.3. If an Evening or the entire Summit is rescheduled, the Ticket remains valid for the new date. Such changes do not entitle the Buyer to a refund.

6.5. If the Organizer cancels the entire Summit, the Buyer will receive a full refund, without having to request it, within 14 days after the cancellation is announced. If a single Evening is canceled and not rescheduled, one-third of the Ticket price is refunded.

6.6. Disruptions on the Participant's side (internet, device, or blocking in the Participant's country) do not entitle the Buyer to a refund.

7. Refunds

7.1. Ticket purchases are non-refundable. Payment for a Ticket is not refunded except in the cases expressly listed in Section 7.4. The Buyer sees this condition before paying and confirms their agreement to it by checking a separate box on the payment page.

7.2. In particular, no refund is given if the Buyer changes their mind about attending; cannot or does not wish to attend one, several or all Evenings; arrives late or leaves early; fails to connect for reasons on their side (Section 6.6); is dissatisfied with the content of the talks; or is disconnected from the broadcast for breaking the rules (Sections 5.2, 8.4 and 9.3). No refund is given for program changes under Sections 6.1–6.3 either.

7.3. Instead of a refund, the Buyer may transfer one, several or all Evenings to another person free of charge under Section 5.3.

7.4. Refunds are given only in the following cases: (a) the Organizer cancels the entire Summit or a single Evening without rescheduling, in which case the refund is made in the amount and within the time set out in Section 6.5; (b) the same Ticket is charged twice by mistake, in which case the duplicate payment is refunded; or (c) a refund is expressly required by mandatory provisions of law that cannot be changed by contract (Section 7.7).

7.5. Refund requests under Section 7.4(b) and (c) must be sent to mariaproject617@gmail.com from the email address used at purchase. Refunds are made to the same card within 14 days after the request is approved, in the amount actually paid. Currency conversion fees charged by the Buyer's bank are not reimbursed.

7.6. Before disputing a payment with their bank, the Buyer must contact the Organizer at mariaproject617@gmail.com. Disputing a payment when there are no grounds for a refund under this Section is a breach of the agreement. In that case, the Organizer may provide the bank and the payment service with proof that the Buyer accepted the offer and agreed that the purchase is non-refundable, proof that the links were sent, and Platform data on the Participant's connections. The Organizer may also cancel the Ticket and access to the broadcast.

7.7. If mandatory laws of the country where a consumer Buyer resides give that Buyer a right to withdraw from the agreement or to obtain a refund that cannot be excluded by contract, this Section applies to the extent permitted by such laws. A Buyer from the EU, EEA or UK confirms that they are buying a service related to leisure activities to be provided on specific dates: December 5, 6 and 7, 2026. The 14-day right of withdrawal does not apply to such contracts (Article 16(l) of Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights; regulation 28(1)(b) of the UK Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013).

8. Recording and Intellectual Property

8.1. The talks, presentations, practices and other Summit materials (the "Materials") belong to the Speakers and the Organizer. The names of the Speakers' methods (including Power of Eight® and Neurocycle®) are their trademarks. A Ticket grants only the right to watch the live broadcast for personal use.

8.2. Participants may not:

• record the broadcast or any part of it on video or audio by any means, including screen recording or a second device;

• stream the broadcast to other people, or post excerpts on social media, messaging apps or any other channels;

• transcribe, translate or process the talks using artificial intelligence services, or connect AI assistants or recording bots to the broadcast;

• use the Materials for commercial purposes, such as in their own courses, training sessions or content.

8.3. Participants may take personal notes for their own use. Participants may briefly quote individual ideas of the Speakers on their own social media, with attribution to the Speaker and New Cultural Code, and without any video, audio or screenshots of the broadcast.

8.4. If a Participant breaches Section 8.2, the Organizer may disconnect the Participant from the broadcast without a refund and require the removal of any published content. The Participant is liable for any losses the breach causes to the Organizer and the Speakers.

8.5. The Organizer may make an internal recording of the broadcast. This recording is not provided to Buyers. Short excerpts may be used to showcase the Summit to the extent permitted by the Organizer's agreements with the Speakers.

8.6. If a Participant turns on their camera or microphone, posts in the chat or asks a question, their image, voice, name and text are visible to other Participants and may be captured in the internal recording. The Participant consents to this. The Organizer will use a Participant's likeness in advertising only with that Participant's separate consent.

9. Rules of Conduct During the Broadcast

9.1. Participants must communicate respectfully. Insults, discrimination, political campaigning, advertising of a Participant's own goods or services, spam and links to third-party resources are prohibited in the chat and in questions.

9.2. A Participant must not impersonate another person or disrupt the broadcast.

9.3. Moderators may delete messages and turn off a Participant's microphone and camera and, in the case of a repeated or serious violation, may disconnect the Participant from the broadcast without a refund.

10. Use of the Site

10.1. The text, photographs, videos, design, logo and the New Cultural Code name on the Site belong to the Organizer or are used by it with permission from the rights holders, including the Speakers. They may not be copied or used without the Organizer's written consent. Links to the Site may be shared freely.

10.2. The Speakers' names and photographs are posted solely to provide information about the Summit. A reference to a Speaker, the Speaker's methods, or the educational institutions and companies the Speaker is affiliated with does not mean that any of them endorses New Cultural Code, Come2Unity or the Summit's partners.

10.3. The Site is provided "as is." The Organizer strives to keep the information on the Site up to date but is not responsible for any temporary unavailability of the Site or for the content of third-party websites linked from it.

10.4. No one may interfere with the operation of the Site, attempt to access other people's data, or collect data from the Site by automated means.

10.5. Forms on the Site (for example, an application to join The Eight community) are not purchases and create no obligations. By submitting a form, a visitor agrees that the Organizer may contact them about the subject of the application.

11. Personal Data

11.1. The Organizer processes personal data in accordance with the Privacy Policy published on the Site. In brief, what data is processed and why:

11.2. Data is shared only with those needed to run the Summit: the Stripe payment service, the Zoom Platform, the email service provider and technical support contractors. Some of them are located in the United States and other countries.

11.3. Under the Organizer's agreements with the Speakers, the Organizer may share a Participant's name, job title, company name and work email with a Speaker's agency, if the Participant has provided them.

11.4. Marketing and informational emails about future events and the Come2Unity community are sent by the Organizer. Recipients may unsubscribe at any time using the link in the email.

11.5. The Buyer may request access to, correction of or deletion of their data by writing to mariaproject617@gmail.com. Data that the Organizer is required by law to retain (for example, tax information) is deleted when the retention period expires.

11.6. Legal bases. The Organizer processes data: to perform the agreement (processing purchases, providing access to the broadcast and support); to comply with legal obligations (tax and accounting records); on the basis of legitimate interests (preventing fraud and unauthorized connections, resolving disputes, and making the internal recording of the broadcast); and on the basis of consent (marketing emails, optional cookies and advertising tags, data sharing under Section 11.3, and use of a Participant's likeness in advertising under Section 8.6). Consent may be withdrawn at any time. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before it.

11.7. Consent to marketing emails. Buyers from the EU, EEA, UK and other countries whose laws require prior consent receive the marketing and informational emails described in Section 11.4 only if they check a separate consent box. Transactional emails about the purchase and the broadcast are sent without such consent.

11.8. International data transfers. Data is processed in the United States and other countries where the Organizer and its contractors are located. For data of residents of the EU, EEA and UK, the Organizer relies on the transfer mechanisms under the GDPR and UK GDPR: adequacy decisions (including the EU–U.S. Data Privacy Framework, if the recipient is certified under it) or standard contractual clauses. Buyers from Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and other countries whose laws require consent to the collection, processing and cross-border transfer of personal data give such consent by accepting the offer on the payment page.

11.9. Retention periods. Purchase and payment data is retained for the period required by tax and accounting laws (generally up to 7 years); broadcast connection data and the internal recording, for no longer than 12 months after the Summit unless needed to resolve a dispute; and mailing data, until the recipient unsubscribes or withdraws consent.

11.10. Rights of EU, EEA and UK residents. In addition to the rights under Section 11.5, these residents have the right to restrict processing, to receive their data in a machine-readable format, to object to processing based on legitimate interests, and to lodge a complaint with the data protection supervisory authority in their country. The Organizer responds to requests within one month.

11.11. U.S. residents. The Organizer does not sell personal data. Advertising tags on the Site can be disabled in the cookie settings. Residents of states with data protection laws (for example, California) may, to the extent provided by law, request access to, correction of and deletion of their data, and opt out of the sharing of their data for targeted advertising, by writing to mariaproject617@gmail.com.

11.12. Security. The Organizer uses reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect data. If a data breach creates a risk to Buyers, the Organizer will notify them and the supervisory authorities within the time required by applicable law.

11.13. The Site and the Summit are not intended for persons under 18. The Organizer does not knowingly collect their data and deletes any such data if it becomes aware of it.

11.14. Questions about personal data, requests and withdrawals of consent should be sent to mariaproject617@gmail.com.

12. Nature of the Information

12.1. The Summit is an educational event about mindset, inner state, leadership and technology. It does not constitute medical, psychotherapeutic, legal or financial advice and is not a substitute for professional help.

12.2. The Speakers present their own views and methods. The Organizer is not responsible for their content and does not claim that all approaches have the same scientific basis.

12.3. No specific results from attendance are guaranteed, as results depend on the Participant.

12.4. Practices during the broadcast (breathing, movement, attention) are voluntary. Participants take part at their own discretion and with due regard to their own health. Anyone with contraindications or concerns should consult a doctor.

13. Liability

13.1. The parties are liable for failure to perform the agreement in accordance with applicable law, subject to the limitations in this Section.

13.2. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Organizer's liability to the Buyer is limited to the amount the Buyer actually paid for the Ticket. The Organizer is not liable for indirect damages or lost profits. This limitation does not apply where the law prohibits it (for example, in cases of intentional misconduct).

13.3. The Organizer is not liable for disruptions caused by force majeure, including natural disasters, widespread internet and cloud service outages, actions of government authorities, and blocking of services in the Participant's country. In such cases, Sections 6.4 and 6.5 apply.

14. Disputes and Governing Law

14.1. The parties will first try to resolve any dispute through negotiation. Claims must be sent to mariaproject617@gmail.com. The Organizer will respond within 10 business days.

14.2. This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Delaware (USA). If the Buyer is a consumer, the Buyer retains the mandatory rights under the laws of their country of residence that cannot be waived by contract.

14.3. Disputes that cannot be resolved through negotiation will be heard by the courts of the State of Delaware, unless the laws of the consumer's country of residence entitle the consumer to bring proceedings in the courts where the consumer resides.

14.4. This document is made in English. In case of any discrepancy, the English version prevails.

15. Amendments and Term

15.1. The Organizer may amend this offer by publishing a new version on the Site. For Tickets already paid for, the version accepted at the time of purchase applies, unless the new version is more favorable to the Buyer.

15.2. The agreement remains in effect until all obligations have been fully performed. Sections 8, 11, 13 and 14 survive the Summit.

15.3. If any provision of this offer is held invalid, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.

16. Organizer's Details and Contacts