This policy applies to all Organiser‑managed and/or Organiser‑supported events, including conferences, forums, exhibitions, and sponsorship programmes such as the Davos Social Impact Global Forum.
Please review the full terms and conditions below. Select any item to expand and read the complete policy.
All registrations, delegate passes, exhibition packages and sponsorships are confirmed upon receipt of full payment. Invoices must be settled within 30 days unless otherwise specified. Certain special offers or late‑cycle registrations may require credit‑card‑only payment. All prices are quoted exclusive of VAT.
Standard Refund Policy (All Organiser Events)
All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to info@dsigf.com.
Administrative Fee Schedule (Event‑Specific)
For events with fixed administrative fee structures (e.g., Davos Social Impact Global Forums)
Delegates who do not attend and have not cancelled remain liable for 100% of the invoiced amount. No refunds or credits apply.
Substitutions are permitted, at a nominal fee and subject to organising committee approval. Requests must be submitted at least 48 hours before the event (or 1 week for certain conferences). Name changes for the Davos Social Impact Global Forum may be submitted to info@dsigf.com.
Due to production, branding, venue and other third‑party supplier commitments:
Organiser may update speakers, sessions, venues or other programme elements as required. Such changes do not constitute grounds for a refund.
Events outside Organiser's control include severe weather, natural disasters, public health emergencies, government restrictions, security incidents, venue disruptions or other crises.
If an event is postponed due to force majeure:
If an event is cancelled due to force majeure, delegates may receive:
If Organiser cancels an event for reasons not related to force majeure:
Refunds are processed within 14 business days via the original payment method.
Tickets are for personal or organisational use only and may not be resold or used for promotions or competitions. Organiser reserves the right to cancel tickets purchased by individuals or entities reasonably believed to be associated with ticket brokers or touts.
Organiser events may include photography and videography of sessions, interviews and event highlights. Consent is required for presentation recordings and interview footage. General event photography does not require express consent for individuals incidentally captured. If an attendee requests not to be included in a shot, Organiser will normally comply unless editorially justified.
All attendees must adhere to Organiser's professional conduct standards. Organiser may substitute alternative arrangements of comparable value if programme changes are required.
By registering, attendees agree to receive event and community updates. For the Davos Social Impact Global Forum, attendee lists (name, company and country only) may be shared with Forum sponsors one week before the event. If an attendee's badge is scanned, their contact details may be shared with exhibitors or partners.
Organiser reserves the right to alter or cancel part or all of an event due to circumstances beyond its control, including extreme weather, natural disasters, civil unrest, terrorism, fire, flood or health‑related crises. Organiser may adjust pricing at any time.
Contact
For all event‑related queries, please contact: info@dsigf.com
Our team is here to clarify any of the conditions above — info@dsigf.com
What Is Geo-Poli-Cyber™?
MLi Group created the terms Poli-Cyber™ and Geo-Poli-Cyber™ (GPC™) in 2012 and 2013 based on the philosophy that if you cannot identify and name the threat, you cannot mitigate that threat.
Geo-Poli-Cyber™ attacks are political, ideological, terrorist, extremist, ‘religious’, and/or geo-politically motivated.
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