Code of Ethics
The principles that govern how event.clinic works with clients, partners, and the specialists who plug in with us.
Last updated: July 2026
The client stays in charge
We reinforce; we do not take over. Ownership, authority and client relationships stay with the team that holds them.
Discretion and confidentiality
We work quietly and keep what we see confidential. Much of our best work is never publicly attributed to us, and we are comfortable with that.
Honesty about what we do
We represent our experience and capabilities truthfully. We do not invent credentials, inflate results, or claim work that is not ours.
Minimum effective intervention
We recommend only the support the event genuinely needs, never more people, process or cost than the situation calls for.
Safety and duty of care
The safety of the public, participants and crew comes before schedule, spectacle or commercial pressure.
Data protection and privacy
We handle personal and operational data responsibly and in line with the GDPR and applicable law.
Integrity and anti-corruption
We do not offer or accept bribes or improper advantages, and we comply with applicable anti-corruption and competition law.
Conflicts of interest
We identify and manage conflicts of interest openly, and we decline work where a conflict cannot be managed fairly.
Fair treatment of people
We treat our specialists, freelancers, partners and suppliers with respect, pay fairly, and expect the same standards from those we work with.
Accountability
We own our mistakes, put them right, and learn from them.