Antonio Moura Santos - Non Disclosure Agreement & Contracts
The Antonio Moura Santos books helps marketers conduct business online. We provide drafts of contracts and non-disclosure agreements.
We have been asked many times to provide a draft copy of a full Non Disclosure Agreement. The nature and specifics of any NDA should be discussed with an attorney. This is a good draft example to begin with.
1.
Confidential Information and
protection:
1.1
For purposes of this Agreement, the term “Confidential
Information” means all information/concepts/products provided by the Company
hereunder and information concerning any aspect of the Company’s business or
proposed business that is not generally known and that: (i) relates directly to
the business or assets of the Company. (ii) Relates directly or indirectly to
the subjects specified in Exhibit A to this Agreement, which is
an integral part thereof. This includes, tapes, video tapes (in any and all
formats, magnetic and nomagnetic) DVD’s as well as by any digital means of
storage)
The
term “Confidential Information” shall include, but shall not be limited to, the
system, processes and all documentation relating, documents and drafts,
inventions, discoveries, know-how, ideas, computer programs, concepts, designs,
algorithms, processes, and structures; marketing methods and techniques, editing
and producing video tutorials, lesson plans, SEO (Search Engine Optimization),
Social Marketing, Generating Web Traffic, Penetrating Online Established
Communities to Influence Online User & Web Activity, product information;
research and development information; lists of clients and other related
information; financial data and information; source code and software (whether
belonging to our company or not), business plans and processes, improvements
and developments; and any other information of Company that Company shares with
Recipient or that Recipient should know, by virtue of Recipient position or the
circumstances in which Recipient learned it, should be kept confidential.
Confidential Information may or may not be labeled as “confidential.” Recipient
shall use common sense and good judgment when determining whether unlabeled
information is confidential, and Recipient regard any information not commonly
known and that Recipient not sure whether is confidential or not as
confidential.
1.2
The Recipient shall carefully restrict access to the
Confidential Information to those of its officers, directors, and employees who
need such access in order to participate on behalf of the Recipient in the
analysis and negotiation of a business relationship or any contract or
agreement, or the advisability thereof, with or involving the Company. The
Recipient shall advise each of the persons to whom it provides access to any of
the Confidential Information pursuant to the foregoing sentence that such
persons are strictly prohibited from making any use, publishing or otherwise
disclosing to others, or permitting others to use for their benefit or to the
detriment of the Company, any of the Confidential Information.
