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A TGC Ambassador is the community-facing representative and Local Chapter lead for a city assigned by TGC Central. The role is about building a local TGC community, bringing people together and creating meaningful experiences.

No. An Ambassador is an independent community representative. The role does not make you an employee, partner, franchisee or legal agent of LBB/TGC. You also cannot sign contracts, take loans, create liabilities or make legal commitments on behalf of TGC unless you have specific written authority.

Not automatically. The Ambassador appointment is personal and non-transferable. A substitute, co-Ambassador or another person cannot represent TGC on your behalf without written approval from TGC Central.

The Terms require an Ambassador to act as the community-facing lead for the city assigned by TGC Central. The application therefore asks about your connection with the city and local community. The final assignment is subject to TGC Central approval.

The Ambassador Program Fee is ₹2,999 per month + applicable taxes. It is payable in advance from activation.

Once a monthly period has started, the fee is ordinarily non-refundable unless required by law or expressly approved by LBB.

Not necessarily. The monthly Ambassador Program Fee is separate from event revenue sharing and any referral or conversion incentive that TGC Central may separately communicate in writing.

Ambassadors are expected to organise and conduct at least 2 physical Ambassador Events every calendar month. TGC Central may provide a written waiver for a particular month. Repeated failure to meet the requirement without a waiver may lead to a performance review, suspension of benefits or termination.

The Terms specify physical Ambassador Events, but do not state that every event must be paid. Individual events still need to be submitted and approved by TGC Central.

Speak to TGC Central in advance and request a written waiver for that month. Do not assume that missing the requirement is automatically waived.

No. An Ambassador Event must receive TGC Central approval before it is publicly announced, ticketed, sponsored, co-branded or presented as a TGC event.

No. Submission only begins the review process. The event becomes approved only after TGC Central provides approval.

You may be asked for event purpose, date and time, venue, ticket price, capacity, programme, vendors, speakers or performers, licences and permissions, safety arrangements and promotional material.

Material changes require fresh approval. This includes changes to price, date, venue, timing, theme, capacity, speakers or performers, age restrictions, promised inclusions and safety arrangements.

No. TGC approval is an internal brand and community approval. It is not legal, regulatory, safety or quality certification. You remain responsible for your event.

Yes, subject to the event approval process and your responsibility for the venue, vendors and event delivery. You are responsible for ensuring that the venue and vendors are suitable and that all required permissions and safety requirements are met.

The Terms place event costs and event liabilities on the Ambassador unless LBB expressly agrees otherwise in writing. Do not assume TGC will pay or reimburse an expense unless you have received written approval beforehand.

For a paid Ambassador Event, 10% of Net Ticket Revenue goes to LBB/TGC Central and 90% remains with the Ambassador / Local Chapter. Net Ticket Revenue is the amount actually received from tickets after applicable indirect taxes actually collected and genuine refunds, cancellations, chargebacks or payment reversals. Event operating costs are not deducted before calculating TGC's share unless TGC Central agrees otherwise in writing.

Ticket amounts actually received after applicable indirect taxes actually collected, genuine refunds, cancellations, chargebacks and payment reversals. Normal event operating costs are not deducted before calculating TGC's share unless agreed in writing.

A ticket-sales and settlement statement, along with amounts due to LBB, should ordinarily be provided within 7 business days after the event, unless a different timeline has been approved.

The Terms require payment and booking channels to be disclosed to TGC Central before promotion and prohibit redirecting bookings to personal accounts or alternate channels for the purpose of hiding revenue or avoiding TGC's share. Keep all collections transparent and properly recorded.

Yes, where appropriate, but discounts, complimentary tickets, sponsored entries, refunds and collections must be accurately recorded. They should not be used to hide collections or manipulate the revenue calculation.

Not unless TGC Central has specifically approved the amount, purpose and collection process.

Yes. A Collaborator Event may be formally allocated to your Local Chapter, in which case you may support local coordination. However, the Collaborator's contractual terms remain governed by the separate Collaborator Agreement.

No, unless you have written authority. An Ambassador cannot independently change a Collaborator's price, revenue share, promotional commitments or contractual terms.

Where the event is formally allocated to your Local Chapter and the standard 15% TGC-side Collaborator share applies, the standard internal allocation is 10% to TGC Central and 5% to the Local Chapter Ambassador. Your 5% share becomes payable only after LBB has received and reconciled the underlying Collaborator revenue, subject to genuine refunds, chargebacks and reversals.

No. The 5% applies only to Collaborator Events that are formally allocated to your Local Chapter and where the standard 15% TGC-side share applies.

Not unless you have specific written authority from TGC Central. Without such authority, you cannot bind LBB/TGC to a contract, debt, guarantee or other commitment.

Yes — however sponsorships, co-branding, brand activations, donations, fundraising, barter arrangements, venue partnerships and other third-party commercial arrangements using TGC identity require prior written approval.

Only if it has been approved in writing beforehand. Do not commit an expense expecting reimbursement unless TGC Central has approved it.

Yes, you may use the Promoter & Collaborator channel with similar rules and regulations, excluding the monthly fees — as an Ambassador you get this privilege automatically. You should not use TGC branding, Member Data or TGC opportunities to improperly benefit a personal venture. If you have a personal or financial interest in a venue, vendor, sponsor, Collaborator or other chapter transaction, disclose it to TGC Central.

Only for an authorised TGC community or event purpose and where the required lawful basis or appropriate consent exists. TGC Member Data cannot be used to build unrelated communities or marketing lists.

No. Member Data cannot be sold, shared, scraped, monetised, used to build an independent database or diverted to a personal venture or unrelated community.

Inform TGC Central within 24 hours of becoming aware of a suspected loss, leak, unauthorised access, disclosure or misuse, and cooperate with reasonable containment and remediation.

Yes, but TGC Central must be informed in writing at least 10 days before an employee, coordinator, intern, volunteer, contractor or recurring local personnel starts working for or within the Local Chapter. They remain your responsibility unless LBB separately contracts with them.

No person below 18 may be engaged as Local Chapter staff or an event worker. Minors may attend or participate as attendees where appropriate, but required guardian consent, supervision and child-safety measures must be followed.

That depends on the event. You are responsible for obtaining applicable venue, police, fire, music, food/liquor, health/safety and sector-specific permissions, licences or NOCs. If you're unsure whether an event requires a particular permission, check before proceeding.

Serious incidents should be escalated to TGC Central as soon as reasonably practicable — including serious injury, death, fire, major crowd incidents, police or regulatory action, a missing child, serious harassment or assault allegations, or major public controversy. Where practicable, a factual written summary should ordinarily follow within 24 hours.

Official Local Chapter social-media pages, websites, broadcast channels, mailing lists and public groups using TGC branding require TGC Central approval. Access must remain transferable to TGC Central.

No. You receive a limited, revocable and non-transferable right to use approved TGC branding for approved Local Chapter purposes during your appointment. It cannot be used for unauthorised personal, political, commercial or other activities.

Not unless TGC Central has authorised them. Ambassadors cannot independently create local exceptions, extra posting rights, guaranteed publication, discounts or other commercial benefits on behalf of TGC.

Yes. Either you or LBB may ordinarily end the Ambassador arrangement by providing 15 days' written notice.

Yes, in serious circumstances — including fraud, illegal activity, major safety risks, misuse of Member Data or TGC branding, unauthorised debt or commitments, deliberate revenue concealment, child-safety breaches, serious harassment or discrimination, major reputation risks or repeated failure to conduct required events.

You must stop representing yourself as a TGC Ambassador and stop unauthorised use of TGC branding. Official chapter credentials, groups, social-media access, databases, event files, Member Data and LBB-owned assets must be handed over as directed, ordinarily within 48 hours. Outstanding revenue shares, refunds, event liabilities, settlement obligations, confidentiality and Member Data responsibilities can continue after the role ends.