Terms and Conditions
Effective date: 1 September 2026
Last updated: 1 September 2026
1. About these terms
These Terms and Conditions apply to purchases of programmes, intensives, workshops, digital materials and related services supplied by Eunice Adebiyi, trading as Eunice Adebiyi Consulting.
The Business of Expertise and From Expertise to Market are programmes operated by Eunice Adebiyi Consulting.
Website: https://euniceadebiyi.com
Email: [email protected]
Business correspondence address: First Floor, 594 High Road, Tottenham, London, N17 9TA
In these Terms:
“we”, “us” and “our” mean Eunice Adebiyi trading as Eunice Adebiyi Consulting.
“you” and “participant” mean the person purchasing or attending the programme.
“programme” includes From Expertise to Market and any related onboarding, Welcome Room, live sessions, tools, recordings, support space, market test and follow-up clinic.
“digital materials” includes workbooks, calculators, maps, templates, presentations, recordings and downloads.
“order confirmation” means the email or other durable confirmation sent after purchase.
Please read these Terms before purchasing.
Nothing in these Terms limits any statutory rights that cannot lawfully be limited or excluded.
2. The current intensive
Unless your checkout page or order confirmation states otherwise, the October 2026 From Expertise to Market intensive includes:
Four live online working sessions.
Sessions on 8, 9, 12 and 13 October 2026.
Sessions from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. UK time.
Guided preparation before Day One.
An optional Welcome Room.
The Business of Expertise programme tools and workbook.
A 30-day market test.
A follow-up clinic.
Access to the private participant support space.
Recording access for 60 days after the final live intensive session.
Registration closes on 4 October 2026 at 11:59 p.m. UK time, or earlier if all available places are filled.
The Welcome Room is optional, is not one of the four working sessions and will not ordinarily be recorded.
3. Eligibility
You must be at least 18 years old to purchase or participate.
The programme is intended for experienced professionals who are considering independent work, have recently started independent work or are developing an existing expertise-led business.
You are responsible for deciding whether the programme is suitable for your circumstances.
We may decline an order or participation where:
The programme is not reasonably suitable.
Required payment has not been received.
Information provided during purchase is materially inaccurate.
Participation presents a safety, conduct or legal concern.
Places are no longer available.
Where we decline an order after taking payment and you have not breached these Terms, the appropriate payment will be refunded.
4. How the contract is formed
Information on the website is an invitation to purchase and does not by itself create a contract.
You place an order by completing checkout and making the required payment or entering an agreed payment plan.
Your order creates an obligation to pay.
A contract is formed when we send written confirmation accepting your order.
Your order confirmation, programme page and these Terms together form the contract. If there is an inconsistency, the order confirmation will take priority for programme-specific details such as dates and price.
Please save a copy of these Terms and your order confirmation.
5. Price and VAT
The current price of From Expertise to Market is £1,650.
Eunice Adebiyi Consulting is not currently registered for VAT, so VAT is not added.
The checkout will show the complete amount payable before you place the order.
Prices for future programmes may change. A price change will not affect an order already accepted.
6. Payment
Payment is processed through a Flodesk checkout connected to Stripe.
Stripe may collect and process card and payment information under its own terms and privacy policy.
You must provide complete and accurate payment information.
Your place is not secured until:
The required payment has been received; or
A written payment-plan arrangement has been agreed.
7. Payment plans
Payment plans are available only when agreed directly in writing before purchase.
Unless otherwise agreed:
A maximum of two instalments is permitted.
The payment schedule will be confirmed in writing.
The final instalment must clear at least 48 hours before Day One.
Agreeing to a payment plan is a commitment to pay the complete programme price, subject to applicable cancellation rights.
If an instalment is missed:
We will send a written reminder.
You will have five calendar days to remedy the missed payment, or until 48 hours before Day One, whichever occurs first.
We may suspend onboarding, materials, live-session and support access while payment remains outstanding.
The outstanding contractual balance remains payable, subject to statutory rights and any valid cancellation.
We do not currently impose an automatic missed-payment administration fee.
8. Onboarding and early access
Programme delivery begins when onboarding, services or digital materials are first made available.
For the October 2026 intensive, onboarding is expected to open on 5 October 2026.
Onboarding may include:
An intake form.
Preparation instructions.
Telegram access.
Programme tools.
Calendar invitations.
Live-session information.
The optional Welcome Room.
You are responsible for completing reasonable preparation and checking access before Day One.
Failure to complete preparation does not entitle you to a refund.
9. Consumer cancellation rights
If you are purchasing as a consumer online, you may have a statutory right to cancel the service contract within 14 days after the day the contract is entered into, without giving a reason.
To exercise this right, you must communicate a clear decision to cancel by emailing [email protected] or writing to the business correspondence address.
You may use the cancellation form supplied below, but you are not required to use it.
Early performance of services
If you ask us to begin onboarding or programme delivery during the 14-day cancellation period, you expressly request early performance of the contract.
If you then cancel before the services have been fully performed, we may deduct or require payment of a proportionate amount for services already supplied, where the law permits.
You will not lose the service-contract cancellation right merely because performance has begun. The right may be lost once the service has been fully performed where you gave the legally required express request and acknowledgement.
Digital content
Digital materials may include downloadable workbooks, calculators, templates, recordings and other content not supplied on a physical medium.
Where legally required, we will ask you to:
Expressly consent to digital content being supplied during the 14-day cancellation period.
Acknowledge that beginning the digital supply may cause you to lose the cancellation right in relation to that digital content.
Confirm that consent and acknowledgement in the order confirmation.
If the legally required consent and acknowledgement have not been obtained, your statutory rights remain unaffected.
Refunds following statutory cancellation
Where a valid statutory cancellation applies, we will issue any refund due within the period required by law, using the original payment method unless agreed otherwise.
Any lawful deduction for services already provided will be explained.
10. Cancellation after the statutory period
After any applicable statutory cancellation period has expired, programme fees are non-refundable except where:
We cancel the programme.
The programme is not provided with reasonable care and skill.
You have another remedy under applicable law.
We expressly agree otherwise in writing.
A change of mind, scheduling conflict or failure to attend does not create an additional refund right.
11. Transfers and deferrals
We do not ordinarily offer deferrals to a future cohort.
You may request to transfer your complete place once to another eligible person if:
You email the request at least 72 hours before Day One.
The replacement participant is at least 18.
The replacement participant is reasonably suitable for the programme.
The replacement participant accepts these Terms, the Privacy Policy and recording arrangements.
No programme access or digital materials have been improperly shared.
We will not unreasonably refuse an eligible transfer, but a transfer is not complete until confirmed in writing.
A place cannot be divided between two people.
12. Minimum cohort
The programme is designed to run with a minimum of three participants.
If fewer than three participants enrol, we may offer you a choice between:
A full refund.
Transfer to a future cohort.
An alternative one-to-one arrangement.
A one-to-one alternative will only apply where both parties expressly agree in writing. It will not be imposed automatically.
13. Changes, rescheduling and cancellation by us
We may make reasonable changes to:
Session order.
Tools.
Delivery methods.
Guest contributors.
Support arrangements.
Technology platforms.
Such changes will not materially reduce the core service purchased.
If we need to reschedule the complete programme, you may choose:
To attend on the revised dates.
To transfer to a future cohort.
A full refund if the revised dates are not suitable.
If we cancel the programme and do not provide a suitable alternative accepted by you, you will receive a full refund of the programme fees paid.
We are not responsible for other costs you incur unless the law requires otherwise.
14. Attendance and recordings
The programme is designed for live participation.
If you miss a session:
You will not receive a refund solely because of non-attendance.
You may access the recording during the stated access period.
You remain responsible for catching up on missed work.
Live sessions may record participant:
Names.
Faces.
Voices.
Questions.
Comments.
Contributions.
Recordings are supplied only to registered participants and will ordinarily remain accessible for 60 days after the final live intensive session.
You must not:
Download recordings unless expressly permitted.
Share access.
Copy or redistribute recordings.
Record sessions independently.
Publish screenshots or clips containing another participant.
The optional Welcome Room will not ordinarily be recorded.
15. Marketing use of recordings and testimonials
Purchasing the programme does not automatically give us permission to use identifiable footage of you for public marketing.
We may ask separately for permission to use:
Your image.
Voice.
Comments.
Testimonial.
Results.
Identifiable session footage.
Giving marketing permission is optional and will not affect your programme access.
Where material is fully anonymised so that you cannot reasonably be identified, we may use it to describe general programme themes, questions or learning.
16. Participant support space
The programme may include a private Telegram group or another support platform.
The support space is for:
Programme questions.
Implementation support.
Sharing relevant progress and feedback.
Participant connection.
It is not an emergency, unlimited-access or continuous one-to-one advisory service.
Response windows or support boundaries may be communicated during onboarding.
We may remove access when:
The support period expires.
Required payment remains outstanding.
A participant seriously or repeatedly breaches these Terms.
Continued access creates a confidentiality, safety or conduct concern.
17. Participant conduct
You agree to:
Treat participants respectfully.
Protect confidential information shared in the group.
Avoid harassment, discrimination, intimidation or disruptive conduct.
Follow reasonable session and platform instructions.
Avoid promoting unrelated services without permission.
Avoid sharing another participant’s work outside the programme.
Avoid infringing our intellectual property.
We may issue a warning, restrict access or remove a participant for serious or repeated misconduct.
Any refund following removal will depend on the circumstances, services already supplied, contractual fairness and applicable law.
18. Confidentiality
Participants may discuss commercially and personally sensitive information.
You agree not to disclose another participant’s:
Business ideas.
Personal circumstances.
Work.
Client information.
Financial information.
Contributions.
Contact details.
This obligation continues after the programme ends.
Confidentiality does not prevent a disclosure required by law.
While we establish clear expectations, we cannot guarantee that every participant will comply. You are responsible for deciding what you feel comfortable sharing in a group setting.
19. Intellectual property
All programme content created by or for Eunice Adebiyi Consulting remains our intellectual property or the intellectual property of the relevant owner.
This includes:
The Business of Expertise name and programme.
Workbooks.
Calculators.
Maps.
Templates.
Slides.
Videos.
Recordings.
Written materials.
Teaching content.
Programme structure.
Branding and website copy.
After full payment, we grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the materials for your own learning and business.
You may:
Complete the tools.
Adapt your completed outputs for your own business.
Use the offers, pricing, positioning and materials you personally create through the programme.
You may not:
Share programme materials with another person.
Sell, license or redistribute them.
Upload them to a shared library.
Teach the programme or a substantial reproduction of it.
Remove copyright notices.
Claim our original materials as your own.
Use another participant’s work without permission.
20. Your materials
You retain ownership of original material you bring into the programme and the original business outputs you create.
You grant us permission to review and discuss that material only as reasonably necessary to deliver the programme.
You are responsible for ensuring you have the right to share any client, employer or third-party information you bring into the room.
You should anonymise confidential third-party information wherever possible.
21. No guaranteed results
We will provide the programme with reasonable care and skill.
However, we do not guarantee:
A client within a particular period.
A specific income.
A six-figure business.
Employment.
Investment.
Media coverage.
Speaking opportunities.
Particular business results.
That every idea will be commercially successful.
Results depend on factors including your experience, decisions, implementation, market, pricing, timing, effort and circumstances.
Testimonials and examples describe individual experiences and are not guarantees.
22. Nature of the guidance
The programme provides commercial education, feedback and guidance.
It does not provide:
Legal advice.
Tax advice.
Accounting advice.
Regulated financial advice.
Employment-law advice.
Medical or mental-health advice.
You remain responsible for:
Final business decisions.
Prices.
Contracts.
Tax.
Insurance.
Regulatory requirements.
Claims made to customers.
Obtaining appropriate professional advice.
23. Technology
You are responsible for:
A suitable device.
Reliable internet access.
Access to the communicated platforms.
Keeping login details secure.
Testing links before sessions.
We will take reasonable steps to address technical problems within our control.
We are not responsible for failures caused by your equipment, internet connection or third-party platforms beyond our reasonable control.
24. Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where it would be unlawful to do so, including liability for:
Death or personal injury caused by negligence.
Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Breach of statutory rights that cannot be excluded.
If you are acting as a consumer, we are responsible for foreseeable loss or damage caused by our breach of these Terms or failure to use reasonable care and skill.
We are not responsible for loss that was not foreseeable when the contract was formed.
If you purchase wholly or mainly for business purposes, then to the extent permitted by law:
We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss.
We are not liable for lost profit, lost opportunity or lost business.
Our total liability arising from the programme will not exceed the fees you paid for the programme giving rise to the claim.
Nothing in this section affects mandatory consumer rights.
25. Events outside our control
We are not responsible for delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control.
These may include:
Serious illness.
Bereavement.
Widespread technology failure.
Platform outage.
Industrial action.
Government restriction.
Natural disaster.
Other events that could not reasonably have been prevented.
We will communicate with you and take reasonable steps to minimise disruption, including rescheduling or arranging an appropriate remedy.
26. Privacy
Personal information is handled according to our Privacy Policy.
You should read the Privacy Policy before purchasing.
27. Complaints
Please raise concerns promptly so we have an opportunity to address them.
Email: [email protected]
We may ask you to provide:
Your name.
Order details.
A description of the concern.
The outcome you are seeking.
We aim to acknowledge complaints within five business days and respond substantively within 14 business days where reasonably possible.
28. General terms
If any part of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue.
A delay in enforcing a right does not waive that right.
You may not transfer the contract except through the permitted participant-transfer process.
We may transfer the contract as part of a genuine reorganisation or transfer of the business, provided this does not reduce your rights.
No person other than you and us has a right to enforce these Terms.
29. Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.
If you are a consumer living elsewhere in the United Kingdom, you retain any mandatory protections available in your home jurisdiction and may be entitled to bring proceedings there.
If you live outside the United Kingdom, mandatory local consumer rights may still apply.
Subject to those rights, the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction.
30. Contact
Eunice Adebiyi
Trading as Eunice Adebiyi Consulting
Email: [email protected]
Address: First Floor, 594 High Road, Tottenham, London, N17 9TA
© 2026 Eunice Adebiyi Consulting. All rights reserved.
The Business of Expertise is created by Eunice Adebiyi.