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Global Engagement Protocols and Terms of Service — TASHA BLEU

Effective Date: July 1, 2025
Last Updated: November 15, 2025

Governed under: California, USA law

Available in: 90+ Languages

Introduction

These Global Engagement Protocols and Terms of Service (collectively, the “Terms”) constitute the complete, exclusive, and binding agreement between TASHA BLEU, TASHA BLEU LLC, TREU BLEU MEDIA®, and all affiliated entities, partners, subcontractors, and employees (collectively, the “Company,” “Service Provider,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) and you, including all website visitors, clients, investors and any other entities engaging with us (collectively, “Clients” or “you”).

By engaging with the Company in any capacity—such as accessing our website (tashableu.com), requesting services, submitting inquiries or payments, attending consultations, interacting with our digital properties, or utilizing any offerings, communications, or services—you unequivocally acknowledge that you have read, fully understood, and irrevocably agree to be bound by these Terms in their entirety. Reference to these Terms may be made simply as: “As per Company policy, please review our Terms.”

You represent and warrant that you possess full authority to bind yourself and/or your organization. These Terms may be updated periodically without prior notice. Continued engagement following any update constitutes binding acceptance of the revised Terms.

For accessibility and convenience, the Company may publish audio recordings of these Terms on tashableu.com. In the event of any discrepancy between audio and written text, the written Terms on tashableu.com/legal govern.

I. Acceptance of Terms

Acceptance is deemed to occur the moment you:

  • Submit a service inquiry or request

  • Remit any payment or deposit

  • Execute any contract or written approval

  • Attend any meeting, call, or consultation

  • Access proprietary materials or systems

II. Scope of Services

The Company offers premium, high-touch continuity services on a best-efforts basis, including but not limited to:

  • Executive producer-level campaign continuity for existing brand campaigns

  • Net new, fully licensable narrative assets

  • Licensed drone production (certificate of insurance available, up to $1,000,000)

  • Original photography and visual direction

  • Public relations efforts, including submissions of original content to third-party platforms and teams

  • Continuity for billboards, retail/in-store displays, newsletters, live tours, fan engagement environments (“fan caves”), and shoppable activations

  • Continuity for homepage banners, experiential activations, and long-tail campaign extensions

  • Strategic consulting and executive advisory

  • Creative direction and full-scale production

  • Sponsorship architecture and facilitation

  • Narrative systems and positioning

  • Educational programs and masterminds

  • Website development, digital assets, and multimedia execution

The Company focuses on continuity, net new premium assets, and campaign lifecycle extension, not replacement of existing agencies, platforms, or partners. We operate in continuity with your existing agencies, partners, and vendors, adding value to existing investments, extending and supporting campaigns, and providing net new premium assets and continuity concepts that respect existing relationships.

Every project commences only upon execution of a written Scope of Work (SOW) or engagement letter that explicitly defines deliverables, milestones, revision rounds, fees, timelines, and usage rights. Any work not expressly included in the signed SOW is considered out-of-scope and will be invoiced separately at the Company’s prevailing executive rates.

III. No Performance Guarantees and Disclaimer of Warranties (Original)

All services are provided “as-is” and “as-available” on a best-efforts basis.

The Company does not guarantee:

  • Any specific level of sales, revenue, profit, stock movement, or investor response

  • Any specific media placement, feature, or timing on third-party platforms

  • Any editorial decisions made by independent teams, committees, or boards

Public relations efforts and campaign continuity services describe the Company’s efforts to submit, propose, or present original content to relevant third-party decision-makers. Final approval and placement decisions are exclusively controlled by those third parties.

The Company is not responsible for any internal delays, approvals, rejections, or non-responses by your internal teams, agencies, or external partners. We do not control internal voting processes, editorial selection committees, internal timing, scheduling, or placement decisions, or third-party budgets or rules.

Unless explicitly stated in a signed agreement, Company communications do not constitute legal, financial, investment, or medical advice.

III. No Performance Guarantees and Disclaimer of Warranties (Extended)

TREU BLEU MEDIA® provides all services, deliverables, strategic frameworks, and consulting advice on an “as-is” and “as-available” basis without warranties of any kind, either express or implied. While we bring extensive industry experience, proprietary methodologies, and established relationships to every engagement, Client acknowledges and agrees:

A. No Guaranteed Outcomes

No representation or warranty is made regarding the achievement of specific business results, revenue targets, market positioning, stakeholder engagement outcomes, fundraising goals, media coverage, partnership formations, or any other measurable performance metrics. Strategic consulting and creative production inherently involve variables outside of TREU BLEU MEDIA®’s control, including but not limited to market conditions, competitive landscapes, executive decision-making, organizational capacity, timing, resource allocation, and external factors.

B. Disclaimer of All Warranties

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, TREU BLEU MEDIA® expressly disclaims all warranties, including but not limited to:

1. Implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement.

1. Warranties arising from course of dealing, course of performance, or trade usage.

1. Any warranty that services will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free.

1. Any warranty regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of any information, advice, or deliverables provided.

1. Any warranty that third-party relationships, introductions, or connections facilitated by TREU BLEU MEDIA® will result in specific business opportunities, partnerships, investments, or other beneficial arrangements.

C. Advisory Nature of Services

All strategic recommendations, frameworks, and consulting advice provided by TREU BLEU MEDIA® constitute professional opinions based on available information and our expertise, but do not constitute guarantees of future performance or success. Client maintains sole responsibility for all business decisions and their implementation, including decisions made in reliance upon TREU BLEU MEDIA®’s services.

D. Third-Party Dependencies

TREU BLEU MEDIA® is not responsible for the performance, availability, or quality of any third-party services, platforms, vendors, partners, or technologies that may be recommended, integrated, or utilized in connection with Client projects. This includes but is not limited to production facilities, technology platforms, media channels, distribution networks, or partners.

E. Creative and Strategic Subjectivity

Client acknowledges that creative production, strategic positioning, and brand storytelling involve inherently subjective elements. Reception by target audiences, stakeholders, investors, media, or the general public cannot be predicted or guaranteed, regardless of TREU BLEU MEDIA®’s expertise and methodology.

F. California Law Compliance

This disclaimer is subject to limitations imposed by California law, and nothing herein shall be construed to disclaim warranties or liabilities that cannot be lawfully disclaimed under applicable California statutes and regulations.

IV. IP, Net Licensing, and Net Bookings

Unless otherwise stated in a signed engagement letter or licensing agreement, all original content created by the Company remains our exclusive intellectual property and is governed by net licensing terms. This includes:

  • All original photography

  • All video and audio recordings

  • All visual treatments, storyboards, and narrative frameworks

  • All continuity concepts and campaign extension architectures

  • All methodologies, frameworks, systems, scripts, templates, processes, and assets

You receive only a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license for the specific usage outlined in the SOW. Any license granted is limited to the specific terms, geographies, formats, and durations outlined in a separate written agreement. Extended or derivative usage requires additional licensing fees.

Net Licensing refers to licensing fees charged for any usage, reuse, redistribution, or downstream exploitation of original assets. These fees are separate from any service fees, retainers, or deposits. Net Bookings refers to new deals, sponsorships, campaigns, or commercial engagements that arise from, or are materially supported by, the Company’s work. Net Bookings are billed separately and may be governed by additional agreements. Unauthorized use, duplication, distribution, or reverse-engineering of Company intellectual property triggers a minimum penalty of $25,000 per violation, plus recovery of all legal fees and immediate relief.

The Company retains perpetual ownership of all raw files, masters, source files, backend access, frameworks, systems, and unlicensed materials. We retain unrestricted rights to showcase delivered work in portfolios, case studies, press, investor materials, websites, and social platforms.

Both parties agree to maintain strict confidentiality of all non-public information.

V. Security Deposits, Invoices, and Payments

Certain premium continuity services may require a non-refundable security deposit to secure priority access to the Company’s calendar. Security deposits are applied toward premium service fees, are partial in nature, do not represent full project payment, and are not inclusive of any Net Licensing or Net Bookings.

All remaining balances, payment schedules, and fee structures will be detailed in a separate engagement letter before a welcome packet.

All invoices are due immediately upon receipt. Work commences only after cleared payment. Invoices are required in full before delivery of final assets and are not subject to traditional net-90 patterns unless explicitly agreed in writing.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL, NON-REFUNDABLE, NON-TRANSFERABLE, AND NON-REVERSIBLE—IN PERPETUITY. This policy applies without exception to all services, regardless of dissatisfaction, leadership transitions, internal restructuring, budget reallocation, or change of direction. Payments may not be transferred, credited, or applied to other projects, services, or entities. Late payments accrue interest at the maximum rate permitted under California law. The Company reserves the right to suspend services, withhold deliverables, and pursue collections plus all associated costs. Chargebacks are treated as fraud, leading to immediate termination, collections, recovery of legal fees, and reporting to the payment processor. Rush requests incur a mandatory 25% expedited fee. Billable time includes all meetings, research, correspondence (email/WhatsApp), reviews, approvals, revisions, pre-production, and preparation—whether with you or on your behalf.

VI. Communication Protocols

All approvals, changes, deadlines, feedback, and requests must be submitted in writing. Verbal agreements are non-binding.

You are required to respond within 24 hours to prevent project delays and additional fees.

Official communication channel: team@tashableu.com

Expected response time: 24–72 business hours

Emergency/out-of-hours requests are available exclusively to Premium-tier clients. WhatsApp and similar platforms are not secure; you assume full liability for transmitting sensitive information via non-secure channels.

WhatsApp Disclaimer: This communication (including any attachments) may contain confidential or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, please delete it immediately and notify the sender. Any unauthorized use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. All correspondence is subject to GLOBAL PROTOCOLS — MAIN LEGAL PAGE (tashableu.com/protocols).

VII. Certificate of Insurance, Physical Risk, and Multimedia Production Terms

The Company maintains a certificate of insurance (up to $1,000,000) for licensed drone operations, professional equipment, on-site production risks, and certain forms of bodily injury while on assignment. You are encouraged to request proof of insurance prior to high-risk activations.

We operate under professional safety standards during all assignments. All production participants must provide a Certificate of Insurance (COI) with minimum $1,000,000 coverage, equipment insurance, and worker’s compensation (where applicable). Talent and crew are solely responsible for their own gear, meals, travel, lodging, and incidentals.

Participants must disclose all health conditions and allergies and comply with all safety protocols. The Company assumes no liability for injuries, accidents, transportation issues, equipment damage, or loss occurring before, during, or after production— on-set or virtual.

VIII. Project Execution, Kill Fees and Termination

1. Scope and Revisions  

Revisions or changes requested beyond those expressly included in the Statement of Work (“SOW”) will be billed at the prevailing executive hourly rates. Any delays attributable to the client shall result in automatic extension of project timelines and may incur additional fees.

2. Kill Fees  

Should the client elect to terminate or cancel the project (“kill”), whether with or without cause, the following kill fees shall apply:

   a. The client shall remain liable for 100% of all completed work and expenses incurred to date, including but not limited to third-party costs, deposits, and subcontractor fees.

   b. The client shall pay 50% of the value of the remaining scope of work as defined in the contract, calculated based on the agreed contract total or remaining milestones.

   c. An additional 10% opportunity cost fee shall be assessed to account for loss of scheduled resources and business opportunities resulting from project cancellation.

3. Procedure for Termination  

Cancellation or early termination must be communicated in writing and requires thirty (30) days’ advance notice. Notice will be deemed received upon confirmation of delivery. Termination during the notice period shall not entitle the client to any refunds and all outstanding balances due immediately.

4. Definition of Completed Work  

Completed work includes all deliverables, drafts, concepts, research, and preparatory tasks performed up to the termination date, whether or not formally delivered or approved.

5. No Refunds  

No refunds shall be made for any payments received prior to or during the notice period. All fees and all balances are non-refundable.

6. Additional Costs  

In the event that cancellation results in unanticipated additional costs or penalties imposed by vendors, subcontractors, or third parties, such costs shall be solely the responsibility of the client.

7. Waiver and Survival  

Provisions pertaining to kill fees shall survive the termination or expiration of this contract and remain enforceable thereafter.

IX. Sponsorship and Partnership Terms

All partnerships and sponsorships require formal execution of LOI, LOA, MOU, and/or Sponsorship Agreement. “Lifetime” placements refer to the lifetime of the campaign or asset, not the individual. The Company retains absolute editorial and creative control over all brand positioning and content.

X. Digital and Website Services

Website and digital development scope is strictly limited to the executed SOW. Raw files, source code, backend access, hosting credentials, and server files are not included unless explicitly contracted and paid for separately. Post-launch maintenance and support require a separate retainer agreement.

XI. Non-Solicitation and Client Conduct

You are permanently prohibited from soliciting, engaging, or collaborating with Company clients, partners, talent, crew, or collaborators introduced through our relationship.

The Company reserves the right to immediately terminate services—without refund—for any form of disrespect, abuse, harassment, boundary violation, or deliberate obstruction of workflow. Violations trigger termination, liquidated damages, and pursuit of all legal remedies.

XII. Limitation of Liability and Indemnification

The Company is not liable for events beyond its reasonable control (force majeure), including incidents occurring en route to, during, or following any production or engagement—physical or virtual.

In no event shall Company liability exceed the amount actually paid for the service at issue.

The Company shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages.

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Company from any claims arising from your operations, content, or practices.

XIII. Dispute Resolution

These Terms are governed exclusively by the laws of the State of California. Venue for any dispute shall be exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Los Angeles County, California. Mediation is mandatory prior to initiation of litigation. The prevailing party shall recover all attorney fees and costs.

XIV. General Provisions

These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the parties. Severability, non-waiver, non-assignment (by you), survival of provisions, electronic signature validity, independent contractor status, and all other standard provisions apply.

Forward-Looking Perspectives Statement

Certain statements, visual models, and strategic frameworks presented on this website constitute forward-looking perspectives. These perspectives reflect TASHA BLEU’s current vision regarding Continuity architecture, brand expansion pathways, and prospective multi-platform activations. Forward-looking perspectives are based on information available at the time of publication and are inherently subject to refinement as client priorities, platform processes, and market conditions evolve.

Actual creative activations, release windows, deployment sequences, and distribution outcomes may differ as a result of internal decisions made by partnering organizations, editorial platforms, and retail or media entities. These perspectives should not be interpreted as definitive promises, fixed timelines, or guaranteed execution milestones, but rather as directional guidance intended to support strategic alignment, scenario planning, and long-horizon creative architecture.

TASHA BLEU® and TREU BLEU MEDIA® operate independently and do not represent the internal decision-making authority of partner companies or platforms. All final determinations regarding publishing, retail integration, editorial placement, and platform deployment remain exclusively with their respective governing bodies.

XV. Final Acknowledgment

By engaging with the Company, you explicitly acknowledge and agree that:

You have read and fully understand these Terms. You have had ample opportunity to seek independent legal review. You accept binding enforcement of every provision. No refunds will ever be issued under any circumstances. You voluntarily accept all risks, limitations of liability, and jurisdictional requirements.

GMAIL/EMAIL GOVERNANCE:

Non-Solicitation Notice: All correspondence operates under continuous global market surveillance protocols spanning intercontinentally listed entities across major stock exchanges and time zones. This infrastructure supports advertiser-side continuity analysis and alpha preservation across cultural platforms and future-economy verticals. Continuity Architecture™ operates as an independent external strategic framework, maintaining complete operational separation from all editorial, publishing, commercial, or internal decision-making processes of any referenced platform entity. Correspondence transmitted outside conventional business hours reflects continuity execution across global market cycles. This positioning is engineered to compound institutional returns through 18–34% downstream LTV acceleration and 4.1× terminal MOIC velocity—converting capitalized market positions into perpetual, balance-sheet-grade revenue infrastructure via systematic mega-trends surveillance protocols. This correspondence does not constitute solicitation of any kind. For full protocols, closed-loop reports and nine-figure yield blueprints: tashableu.com/continuity

For inquiries: team@tashableu.com

Response time: 24–72 business hours

We do not negotiate these Terms. 

Engagement constitutes acceptance.

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