Terms of participation

Events and programmes under the name The Creator Technologist are organised by Kostas Kollias, based in Athens, Greece. Questions about these terms go to kostas@creatortechnologist.com.

A ticket to The Rise of the Creator Technologist covers one seat for one person at the live day in Athens on 19 September 2026 at T16, including the working sessions, the materials used on the day, and the follow-up access described on the event page. Travel, accommodation, and any third-party software subscriptions are not included.

A ticket is personal. You can transfer it to someone else by writing to us before the event with the new attendee's name and email.

Payment is handled by Stripe. We never see or store your card details. Prices shown include any applicable Greek VAT unless stated otherwise at checkout. The Stripe receipt is your invoice: enter your business name and VAT number at checkout and the receipt is issued in your company's name, in your inbox right after payment.

Tickets are non-refundable. Seats are limited and a seat that is freed cannot be refilled. You can transfer your seat to another person at no cost: write to the contact email with their name and email before the day.

If the date or venue changes, your ticket moves to the new date. We do not cover travel or accommodation costs.

The brand, product ideas, and prototypes you build during the day belong to you. The teaching materials, frameworks, and the written method itself remain ours, and are licensed to you for your own use. Please do not resell, republish, or teach them as your own.

We may photograph or film parts of the day for documentation and promotion. Tell us on arrival if you prefer not to appear, and we will keep you out of frame.

The room works because people are candid about their own work. Harassment, recording other attendees without their consent, or disruptive behaviour ends participation, with no money returned.

We teach a method and you do the work. We do not promise revenue, audience growth, or any specific commercial outcome.

These terms are governed by Greek law, and the courts of Athens have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer in the EU, this does not affect the rights your local law gives you.