Miscellaneous

SpeakerMatch SMS Terms and Conditions Introduction We, at SpeakerMatch, highly value the privacy and communication preferences of our users. Our SMS communication model is built on a foundation of consent and respect for individual choices. By adhering to permission-based SMS protocols, we ensure that we only send messages to users who have given us their explicit consent. Consent Mechanism - Initial Contact: Users may initiate contact via SMS for a variety of reasons, such as i...

Speakers have the ability to offer different types of content delivery. Here's an overview of each type. Keynote Speech This is a standard presentation, where a speaker typically presents from a platform or stage at the front of the room to a seated audience. The presentation is largely — if not entirely — one-way (speaker to audience). An event may have several keynote presentations, including an Opening Keynote, General Session Keynotes, and Closing Keynotes. Keynote presentations are typ...

Our Bug Bounty Program is not currently active. (effective 11-01-2020) Our code base has transitioned to third-party tools which use state-of-the-art levels of security, monitoring, and maintenance. Our vendor partners are screened for compliance to the highest level security protocols and their attention to protecting our systems and data. Because of this, bug bounties would be handled by the outside vendors we use. If you do have an issue to report, we'd still like to know about it. In rar...

When writing up an application we store a temporary backup of your entered text content locally, in your browser's cache. The main purpose of that functionality is to keep you from losing data if, say, you accidentally close a tab when you were in the middle of creating an application. Although your browser should clear this cache when you close it, sometimes it doesn't. If the cache gets too full, you'll see an ugly-looking error which says something like, "Browser localStorage is full. Clear ...

If you work with a group of 10 or more speakers, you can manage multiple speaker accounts under one master account and receive publisher/group rates as follows: Group rate contracts are only available for annual membership plans at the Gold and Platinum service levels. GOLD MEMBERSHIP Regular Price: $520/year per member Group Rate: $400/year per member PLATINUM MEMBERSHIP Regular Price: $845/year per member Group Rate: $700/year per member A complete list of features available ...

The short answer is no. Although, it is frowned upon if you do not own a pair of cowboy boots and call yourself a Texan.