Learn how to design terms and conditions people love [Virtual Meetup]

"I agree to the terms and conditions" is often referred to as the biggest lie on the web. In fact, it probably is. Research in this area consistently demonstrates that people do not interact with online agreements. When they do, they have a terrible experience.

It's no wonder that consumers believe easier to understand terms and conditions is the number one thing organisations can do to restore trust.

So why are organisations failing to design meaningful disclosure experiences? How can they do it? What evidence, tools and approaches can they use?

Join us for a practical online workshop that gets you hands on with a new, interactive tool you can use immediately - only 45 spots available.

You'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals around the world before sitting down to a unique and practical workshop. This session will be led by Mat Mytka, Chief Platform Officer and Nathan Kinch, CEO of Greater Than X.

You'll walk away from this workshop with:

• New consumer insights you can act upon;
• Practical experience using the Better Disclosure Canvas;
• An opportunity to become one of the first members of a new community and social learning platform for ethical change makers!

How the online workshop will run:

6.00pm AEST - START
6.00 - 6.30: Welcome and virtual catch-up (BYO drinks and nibbles)
6.30 - 6.45: Introduction to why terms and conditions suck, along with how to make them better
6.45 - 8.15: Practical workshop using the Better Disclosure Canvas
8.15 - 8.30: Wrap up and questions
8.30 AEST - END

Things you need to know:

• Only 45 spots available
• It will begin at 6.00 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)
• The zoom URL for the workshop will be made available to you once you RSVP on Meetup
• You will receive a password before the event to access the workshop
• This event will be recorded and there are no refunds available

About our facilitators:

Mat Mytka, Chief Platform Officer at Greater Than X https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathewmytka/

Nathan kinch, CEO at Greater Than X
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-kinch-03359b40/

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