Attendees at Masters of Scale Summit come from many different backgrounds, cultures, and industries. We’re united in our sense of curiosity and possibility. At Summit, we expect you to treat everyone with respect and adhere to a common-sense approach to good behavior.

We know that all our attendees are possibility thinkers and opportunity creators; many of you are entrepreneurs and have a strong bias to action. We encourage you to make deep personal connections with each other, and  lean into the serendipity of unexpected meetings. However, we also require all attendees to respect the time and space of others. Aggressive, persistent pitching is not consistent with this community or the spirit of Summit. Please bear this in mind in your interactions. We reserve the right to expel any attendee we feel has violated these terms.

At Masters of Scale we believe strongly in evidence-based thinking and place a high priority on verifiable truths. We do not indulge wild conspiracy theories, baseless speculation, or argumentative talking points designed to spark anger, negativity, or violence. Those are not the kinds of conversations we welcome on the Summit stage, and they are not the kind of conversations we’d like to hear off the stage either. We ask that all attendees keep this in mind throughout their time in Summit. 

We understand that sometimes plans need adjusting. If you’re unable to attend Summit after purchasing your ticket, you’ll have the option to either:

Roll your ticket over to next year’s Summit

OR

Refer a colleague for a potential ticket transfer. Since Summit is by invitation and application only, all referrals must be submitted to our curation team for review. If your colleague is approved, Masters of Scale will process a ticket transfer.

Should external events cause the cancellation of Masters of Scale Summit, your pass will be rolled over to the next scheduled Masters of Scale Summit. We reserve the right to cancel the Masters of Scale Summit.