Document:

Exhibit 10.14

 

 

 

AMENDED AND RESTATED CONSULTING AGREEMENT

 

This Amended and Restated
Consulting Agreement (“Agreement”), dated  January 1, 2015 (the “Effective Date”),
confirms that SELECT-TV SOLUTIONS INC (the "Company"), located at 1395 Brickell Avenue Suite 800, Miami, FL, 33131 has
retained ELITE MANAGEMENT (“Consultant”), for the purposes described in this Agreement in accordance
with the terms and conditions specified herein, and Consultant has agreed to such engagement.

 

WHEREAS the Company is engaged in the business of providing
an in-room entertainment system solution to the global hospitality industry;

 

WHEREAS the Consultant has expertise, qualifications and required
certifications to perform the services described in this Agreement;

 

WHEREAS the Company and the Consultant (collectively, the “Parties”)
have entered into a consulting agreement in respect of the delivery of the Services by the Consultant to the Company, dated May
1, 2014 (the “Original Consulting Agreement”);

 

WHEREAS the Parties wish to amend and restate the terms and
conditions of the Original Consulting Agreement effective as of the Effective Date by the terms and conditions set forth herein.

 

NOW THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows:

 

1. Purpose of Engagement: 

 

		(a)	Consulting Services: For the Period of Engagement, the Consultant will render the following
strategic advisory services to the Company (the “Services”) as outlined below:

 

		-	Assist the Company with the introduction
of value added investor, potential strategic and business development partners within Europe and North America.

		-	Assist The Company in developing Corporate
& Financial Structures, Management Strategies, business development and implementation of STVS solutions in designated hotels
& hospitals.

		-	Other services as mutually agreed to by
The Company and Consultant. 

 

		(b)	Independent Contractor and No Decision Making Authority: The Consultant will render the
Services in accordance with the terms of this Consulting Agreement. For greater certainty, during the Period of Engagement, the
Parties acknowledge and agree:

 

		i.	that the Consultant shall at all times in the performance
of this Consulting Agreement, be an independent contractor of the Company and shall not be construed, under any circumstances
except as mutually agreed by the Consultant and the Company, as holding the position of employee or management of the Company
or any other position within the Company during the term of the Consulting Agreement; and

 

		ii.	the Consultant shall not have the powers or authority
to manage any of the affairs of the Company and/or bind, represent or act as agent of the Company.

 

2. Period of Engagement: Consultant’s
engagement under this Agreement will commence on and be effective as of May 1, 2014 (“Start Date”) and expire
twenty-four (24) months later, unless mutually extended by the Parties. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Agreement may be terminated
by the Company at any time, upon ninety (90) days written notice to that effect.

 

 

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3. Obligations:

 

		-	Consultant is subject to all of the terms, conditions, and covenants
contained in this Agreement Consultant’s good faith effort to keep familiar with, any changes thereto. The compliance requirements
herein described shall be continuing during the term of this Agreement.

		-	Consultant agrees to use Consultant’s best efforts on behalf
of The Company while so representing it, and will take no action to injure The Company, any of its affiliates or their respective
reputations.

		-	Consultant acknowledges and agrees that this Agreement is not an exclusive
consultant agreement and that The Company reserves the right to engage additional representatives to offer and sell participation
units issued by The Company.

		-	Parties acknowledge that this agreement does not represent an employer/employee
relationship. 

 

4. Consultant’s Compensation.

 

Upon signing the Company shall pay Consultant:

 

		(c)	Professional Fees:

 

		i.	Effective as of the Start Date, the Consultant shall receive
a monthly retainer of $5,000 USD which will be paid at the beginning of each month.

 

		ii.	The Professional Fees retainer will be increased to $10,000
USD per month once The Company has reached second round financing target and 3,000 hotels rooms are installed or once the acquisition
of Select-TV Malaysia has been completed but, in any event, no later than 60 days after the Start Date.

 

		iii.	Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Professional Fees retainer
shall be further increased to $12,500 USD per month, on January 1, 2015.

 

		(d)	Original Consulting Agreement Share Compensation Signing Bonus:

 

	 	Grant Date:	May 1, 2014
	 	Lock up period:	6
months from the Start Date
	 	Number of Shares:	1,000,000 shares will be granted as a signing bonus
	 	Type of share:	Common Stock

 

		(e)	Amended and Restated Consulting Agreement Share Compensation Signing Bonus: 

 

	 	Grant Date:	January 1, 2015
	 	Lock up period:	As prescribed by applicable securities law
	 	Number of Shares:	1,500,000 shares
	 	Type of share:	Common Stock

 

		(f)	Introductions: To the extent that the Consultant introduces The Company to any sources of
equity investment, the Company agrees to the following payment terms:

 

Pay 8% introduction fee in cash
for any equity investment made into the Company during the second round financing ($0.10 per share) and 4% on any investments made
into the Company via a debt instrument.  Grant one (1) share of The Company for each dollar of equity raised by the consultant
up to $500,000 and 1.5 shares for every dollar rose after (actual round of financing (.10cents).

 

		(g)	Business & Travel expenses: All flights and hotel accommodations related to business
activities are at the expense of The Company, and are to be either booked or prepaid by The Company. Other travel and business
expenses will be reimbursed at cost upon receipt of invoices and subject to an approved company budget.

 

		(h)	The Parties have caused this Agreement to be executed by their duly authorized representatives
as of the date written above.

 

 

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5. Indemnification. During the Period
of Engagement, each of the Parties agrees to indemnify and hold harmless (“Indemnifying Party”) the other
Party and its directors, officers, agents, representatives and employees (including attorney’s fees) from and against all
claims, demands, losses and causes of action of every type and character whether based on contractual or extra-contractual liability,
tort, strict liability, negligence, statute, or any other theory at law or in equity (“Claims”), caused by the
Indemnifying Party, arising out of or related to the performance of this Consulting Agreement, including any Claims brought against
the Consultant as a result of its performance of the Services under this Consulting Agreement. Upon the other Party’s request,
the Indemnifying Party shall at its own cost defend the other Party and its directors, officers, agents, representatives and employees
against such claims and demands.

 

6. Entire Agreement. This Agreement
constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and cancels and supersedes any prior
understandings and agreements between the Parties, including the Original Consulting Agreement and amends and restates in its entirety
the Original Consulting Agreement. There are no representations, warranties, terms, conditions, undertakings or collateral agreements,
express or implied or statutory, between the Parties other than as expressly set forth in this Agreement.

 

7. No Agency. Nothing in this agreement
is intended to, or shall be deemed to, establish any partnership or joint venture between any of the parties, constitute any party
the agent of another party, or authorize any party to bind the other party or to make or enter into any commitments for or on behalf
of any other party. Each party confirms it is acting on its own behalf and not for the benefit of any other person.

 

Engagement terms (including attached Exhibit
A, Standard Terms and Conditions) accepted by:

 

	 	 	 
	SELECT-TV SOLUTIONS INC,	 	CONSULTANT
		 	ELITE MANAGEMENT
	 	 	 
	 	 	 
	By: /s/ Philippe Germain	 	By: /s/ signature
	Name: Philippe Germain	 	 
	Title: Chairman	 	

 

 

 

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EXHIBIT A

STANDARD TERMS
AND CONDITIONS

 

1. Accuracy of The Company Data.
The Company recognizes and confirms that in performing its duties pursuant to this Agreement, Consultant will be using and relying
solely on data, material and other information (the “Information”) furnished by The Company, and its employees and
representatives and on information available from generally recognized public sources. The Company agrees that any Services will
be based entirely upon Information supplied by The Company or available from public sources. The Company will exercise reasonable
care to ensure that Information is complete and accurate in all material respects. The Consultant agrees not to opine upon, expand
or withhold any portion of the Company information from any contacts of the Consultant. The Company will be neither responsible
for nor liable to any party for any representations, assertions or statements made by the Consultant that is not contained in the
Information or reasonably derived therefrom if such representations, assertions or statements prove to be false, inaccurate, deceptive,
misleading or incomplete.

 

2. Confidential and Proprietary Information.
“Confidential and Proprietary Information” means all documents, software, reports, data, records, forms and other material
(a) obtained by Consultant from The Company in the course of performing the Services: (i) that have been marked as confidential;
(ii) whose confidential nature has been made known by The Company to Consultant; or (iii) that due to their character and nature,
a reasonable person under like circumstances would treat as confidential or (b) developed or prepared by Consultant based upon
information described in (a). Confidential and Proprietary Information does not include information which: (i) is already known
to Consultant at the time of disclosure by The Company; (ii) is or becomes publicly known through no wrongful act of Consultant;
(iii) is independently developed by Consultant without benefit of The Company’s Confidential and Proprietary Information;
or (iv) is received by Consultant from a third party without restriction and without a breach of an obligation of confidentiality.
All Confidential and Proprietary Information of The Company remains the property of The Company and will be maintained in confidence
by Consultant, will not be used by Consultant for any purpose other than to provide the Services under this Agreement, and will
not be disclosed to any third party, except as provided herein, without The Company's prior written consent, unless required by
applicable law or legal process. At the conclusion of the Services, Consultant will, upon The Company’s request, return to
The Company all Confidential and Proprietary Information of The Company in its possession or, upon The Company's request, Consultant
will destroy all Confidential and Proprietary Information of The Company in its possession, subject to Consultant’s need
to preserve its interests hereunder. Upon written request by The Company, Consultant will certify the destruction of all Confidential
and Proprietary Information of The Company, clearly identifying any such information retained by Consultant as necessary to preserve
its interests hereunder. The confidentiality restrictions and obligations imposed by this section will terminate five (5) years
after the expiration or termination of this Agreement.

 

3. Indemnification.

(a) In the event of a claim by a third
party relating to services under the Agreement to which these Standard Terms and Conditions are attached, The Company will indemnify
Consultant and its personnel from all such claims, liabilities, costs and expenses, except to the extent determined to have resulted
from the intentional or deliberate misconduct by Consultant.

(b) In the event of a claim by a third
party relating to services under the Agreement to which these Standard Terms and Conditions are attached, Consultant will indemnify
The Company and its personnel from all such claims, liabilities, costs and expenses, except to the extent determined to have resulted
from the intentional or deliberate misconduct by the Company.

(c) In the event any third party asserts
a claim against Consultant or its personnel for which a right of indemnification is asserted under subparagraph (a) above, The
Company shall, at its choice, either engage counsel to defend Consultant and/or its personnel or shall be responsible for the current
payment of costs and expenses Consultant and/or its personnel incur to defend against such claim.

(d) In the event any third party asserts
a claim against The Company or its personnel for which a right of indemnification is asserted under subparagraph (b) above, Consultant
shall, at its choice, either engage counsel to defend The Company and/or its personnel or shall be responsible for the current
payment of costs and expenses The Consultant and/or its personnel incur to defend against such claim.

 

4. Independent Contractor. Nothing
in this Agreement will be deemed to constitute Consultant or The Company the agent of the other. The Consultant nor The Company
be or become liable or bound by any representation, act or omission whatsoever of the other.

 

5. Nonassignability. This Agreement
and all rights, liabilities and obligations hereunder will be binding upon and inure to the benefit of each party’s successors,
but neither party will assign, transfer or subcontract this Agreement or any of its obligations hereunder without the other party’s
express, prior written consent.

 

 

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6. Severability. In the event that
any term or provision of this Agreement is held invalid, void or unenforceable, then the remainder of this Agreement will not be
affected, impaired or invalidated, and each such term and provision of this Agreement will be valid and enforceable to the fullest
extent permitted by law.

 

7. Governing Law. This Amended Agreement
shall be construed and enforced pursuant to the laws of the Province of Quebec.

 

8. Integration. This Agreement constitutes
the entire agreement of the Parties with respect to its subject matter and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous representations,
proposals, discussions, and communications, whether oral or in writing. This Agreement may be modified only in writing and will
be enforceable in accordance with its terms when signed by each of the Parties hereto.

 

9. Counterparts. This Agreement
may be executed simultaneously in two or more counterparts, each of which will be deemed an original, but all of which constitute
one and the same instrument.

 

10. Third Party Beneficiaries. This
Agreement is made solely for the benefit of The Company, Consultant, other Indemnified Parties and their respective successors
and assigns, and no other person will acquire or have any right under or by virtue of this Agreement.

 

11. No Conflict of Interest. The
Company recognizes that Consultant may from time to time throughout the term of this Agreement provide services to companies that
are in competition with The Company. The Company hereby agrees that this Agreement does not limit Consultant’s ability to
provide such services, and that Consultant’s provision of such services does not represent a breach of this Agreement or
represent a conflict of interest for Consultant in the context of this Agreement. This paragraph does not limit Consultant’s
confidentiality obligations under paragraph 2 of this Agreement.

 

12. Notices. All notices, requests
and demands hereunder will be in writing and will be deemed to have been duly given (a) upon personal delivery, (b) five (5) days
after being mailed by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested or (c) one (1) business day after being sent by nationally
recognized overnight courier.

 

 

 

 

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“STVS” & “AACSA” HOTEL DEPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT

 

1. Goal of Program:

 

The purpose of this agreement is to facilitate the nationwide roll-out of the
Select-TV Solutions interactive TV platform and guest services solution (hereafter “STVS” or “Select-TV”)
across the member and non-member hotels & lodging facilities to which the program would be applicable (hereafter “hotels”)
of AACSA PARTNERS LLC, a Florida Limited Liability Company. (hereafter “AACSA”).

 

2. Term:

 

This Agreement will continue in effect for seven (7) years from its Effective Date (the “Initial
Term”), then renewing annually for each subsequent year unless terminated earlier as permitted by Section 14.1. Ongoing
revenue participation terms shall survive the expiration of the term for so long as revenue is derived by STVS from any remaining
locations that were activated as a result of this program. The Effective Date shall be May 1, 2014.

 

3. Nationwide roll-out: Phase I:

 

Phase I of the nationwide roll-out of STVS will involve signing
up one hundred (100) hotels that will deploy the solution or have a signed contract and scheduled implementation date for such
deployment in each such location by December 31, 2014, subject to limited change of deployment pace upon the written agreement
of both parties.

 

4. Nationwide roll-out: Phase II:

 

Phase II of the nationwide roll-out of STVS will involve signing up an additional one hundred and fifty (150)
hotels that will deploy the solution or have a signed contract and schedule implementation dates for such deployment between January
1st, 2015 and June 30th, 2015, subject to limited change in deployment pace upon the written agreement of both parties.

 

5. Nationwide roll-out: Phase III

 

Phase
III of the nationwide roll-out will involve putting in place and executing a program to contract or deploy Select- TV in an additional
seven hundred and fifty (750) additional hotels on as rapid a schedule as reasonably possible to be agreed between the two parties.
The target timeframe for this phase is July 2015 to June 2016, subject to limited change in deployment pace upon the written agreement
of both parties.

 

 

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6. Implementation Payments:

 

STVS will pay AACSA the following fees: (a) One hundred thousand dollars
($100,000) through the end of 2014, for the implementation of Phase I of the roll-out referenced in Section3 above, comprising
$50,000 US payable no later than May 15, 2014 and $50,000 US payable no later than July 31, 2014; (b) One hundred and fifty thousand
dollars ($150,000 US) for the implementation of Phase II of the rollout referenced in Section 4 above, comprising $75,000 US payable
no later than January 15, 2015 and $75,000 US payable no later than April 15, 2015, subject to limited change in deployment pace
upon the written agreement of both parties

 

The payment schedule for Phase III of the program will involve a commitment by STVS
of $750,000 to be drawn down by AACSA in three equal quarterly installments of $250,000 US starting immediately upon successful
fulfillment of the targets from Phases I and II. The anticipated start date for Phase III is July 1st, 2015.

 

The deployment timetables
and associated for each Phase indicated above may be accelerated upon the written consent of both parties and posted as an attachment
to this agreement or upon digital proposal and acceptance by both parties, without requiring a new agreement to be signed.

 

PROPERTY SIZE BONUS TIERS: At the end of each Phase or prior to the next scheduled payment,
whichever occurs earlier, if the size of any Hotels deployed in the preceding exceeds the thresholds identified below, then STVS
shall pay the following additional bonus per hotel:

a) 150 rooms = bonus premium of $ 300 US per Hotel

b) 200 rooms = bonus premium
of $ 400 US per Hotel

c) 250 rooms = bonus premium of $ 500 US per Hotel

d) 300 rooms = bonus premium of $ 600 US per Hotel

e)
350 rooms = bonus premium of $ 700 US per Hotel

f) 400 rooms = bonus premium of $ 850 US per Hotel

g) 450 rooms = bonus premium
of $1,000 US per Hotel

 

The bonus schedule for properties larger than 450 rooms is shown in Exhibit F at the end of this document.

 

For the avoidance of doubt, Example: if 20 hotels out of 100 in Phase 1 exceed 150 rooms but less than 200, then the next payment
due to AACSA would be increased by an additional $6,000 US or $300 x 20 hotels.

 

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All bonus property payments are to be made in
addition to, PR and alongside, the next upcoming scheduled payment or at the end of the previous phase, whichever occurs first.

 

If any of the first one hundred (100) Hotels subsequently fail to meet the site survey criteria defined in Exhibit B, they will
be replaced by another hotel at no additional charge to STVS until one hundred (100) hotels that do meet the survey criteria have
been secured by virtue of approval and acceptance to install by STVS, unless such failure or loss of such hotel was a result of
STVS’ actions, or its inability or unwillingness to survey and activate such hotel in a timely manner, in which case no
replacement or refund is due. STVS expressly agrees to proceed in a professional and workmanlike manner and hire qualified, professional,
and courteous sub agents to survey, install, and activate (as needed) such locations in a timely manner.

 

STVS shall review each
application by a hotel put forward by AACSA within One (1) Week of its submission and reject such submission or move it forward
to the site survey. After the site survey, STVS will have One (1) week to accept or reject the location for deployment. If a location
is rejected at either the first or second stages, STVS shall provide a reasonable explanation of the criteria that location did
not meet, and if AACSA is able to provide information that it did meet the criteria at submission, then such location shall not
be rejected.

 

The performance metrics identified in Exhibit E will apply to Phase I of the rollout. Similar performance metrics
will apply to Phases II and III of the rollout.

 

If any of the first one hundred (100) locations fails to reach acceptable performance
metrics during the Phase I roll-out, AACSA shall be obligated to replace that hotel. STVS and AACSA undertake to define such acceptable
performance metrics no later than May 31, 2014.

 

EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT: AACSA and/or its affiliates or representatives may be required or requested
to expend additional resources towards participation, hosting, or facilitation of activities, such as hosting or catering events,
creating marketing or promotional materials, and from time to time to attend or travel to such locations to assist STVS in securing
new relationships or cluster groups. STVS shall approve ahead of time, in writing or via e-mail, all monthly budget requests for
expense allowances exceeding $1,000. Once approved such expenses shall either be prepaid in advance, or reimbursed by STVS. AACSA
or its affiliate or representative shall submit invoices for such applicable PR expenses and STVS shall issue reimbursement no
later than ten (10) calendar days following submission of relevant invoices.

 

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7. Term of Hotel Contracts

 

a) The pricing of products and services described in this agreement is
based upon an anticipated contract term of eighty-four (84) months of revenue generating activity for each room (collectively
“room months”) between STVS and participating Hotels, except where (i) otherwise agreed to in writing between the
parties, (ii) the average gross revenue per in-service room month in year five (5) of the agreement falls below twenty five
dollars ($25), in which case the either party shall have the right to terminate the agreement after sixty (60) months. If
certain rooms, once deployed, are taken out of service for renovation or maintenance, the total number of room months
affected shall be recovered by extending the contractual term in direct pro-rata correlation to those rooms.

 

b) If within the
first year of participation in this program a hotel-wide renovation or repair is required that prevents any revenue from
being generated from a specific property for greater than three (3) months, STVS shall have the option to terminate such
location from the program if Hotel is unable or unwilling to suspend their obligations under this agreement so that the full
term of their contracted period can still be honored. If such Hotel is terminated as pursuant to such clause, then AACSA
shall replace such property with another property as pursuant to section 10 of this agreement regarding adjustments or
credits of the implementation fee for such new location based on the period in which such termination occurred. Such location
shall be considered a “replacement” location as pursuant to section 10 of this agreement.

 

8. Installations

 

In certain cases STVS approved specialists may not be available to complete an
installation in a timely fashion. In such cases, or other cases in which AACSA or its activators can provide a better
customer service or interaction scenario using their pre-existing relationships, installations may be undertaken by
authorized specialists or Activators proposed by AACSA, providing they have the required technical expertise, are approved
for such purpose by STVS and do not exceed the comparable STVS charge for standards installations of Fifty dollars ($50) per
room. In such cases, AACSA may choose to add a maximum of twenty percent sourcing fee to the Activator’s charge for
installation services.

 

 

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Non-standard installation services such as substantial rewiring a multi-building installation
services, shall be subject to additional charges that shall be negotiated with the Hotel and approved by STVS and AACSA when
appropriate.

 

9. Liability Insurance

 

Hotels will be required to add the STVS equipment to their property and liability
Insurance policy and name STVS as an additional insured party. AACSA may not have the authority to bind each hotel directly, therefore
STVS shall bind and insure such requirement is at met at each hotel signed up at activation and for compliance.

 

10. Hotel minimum payments for financed or purchased equipment

 

Participating hotels that choose a
financing option supplied by STVS shall pay STVS twenty cents ($0.20) per day per equipped room as compensation for the cost incurred
by STVS in deploying the Select-TV solution in each hotel and for the management of the systems and network for the duration of
the contract. These payments will subsequently be deducted from the amount owed to each hotel under the recurring revenue sharing
agreement (see section 11 below). If the amount owed to the hotel under section 11 is insufficient to cover the hotel minimum
payments, it will be carried over to the next month. If at the end of each calendar quarter the hotel still has a negative balance
(i.e., it owes more for minimum payments than the value of its recurring revenue for that quarter), the hotel will be required
to remit the amount of the shortfall to STVS by the fifteenth day of the first month of the following quarter. For purposes of
this agreement, a quarter shall be defined as a 90-day period starting in the month of the initial shortfall. STVS acknowledges
that it shall govern and bind the hotels through its contract and shall insure proper accounting, compliance, and enforcement
as necessary. The activator, for so long as it is deriving a revenue from such location, shall assist in such actions but shall
not be bound to enforce them.

 

If STVS terminates a location pursuant to the provisions of section 7.b) above and moves the equipment
to a different Hotel, the term of the minimum monthly payments for the new Hotel shall be adjusted to reflect payments made
by the first location, after adding back the cost of removal from the first location and reinstallation of the equipment into
the new Hotel. Also, in such cases, part or all of the implementation fee recaptured from the first location will be credited
to the new Hotel. The new hotel will be credited with N/12 of the implementation fee, where N is the number of months of
service (up to N=12 months) in the first location.

 

 

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If Hotel chooses to purchase equipment or finance through alternative
sources, the monthly fixed payment to STVS, and AACSA/Activator collectively, will be $0.05 per room per day, that being the
maintenance fee portion of the fixed payment. This amount will be deducted from the Hotel revenue share and be subject to the
same “clawback” provisions as the $0.2 payment described above.

 

INSTALLATION OR FINANCING MARKUP: If AACSA or its Activator secures financing or installation
for Hotel, then AACSA shall be entitled to a 10 % mark up for such financing or installation costs above the base true cost of
such equipment and installation for such hotel to be passed along to hotel or its financing arm and shall determine its split
with the Activator, unless otherwise agreed to for a greater % in writing by all of the parties.

 

11. Recurring revenue share:

 

The Net Recurring Revenue from consumers who purchase content, applications
and services from the system shall be shared between STVS, AACSA, the Hotels and any Activation partners that AACSA may employ.
Net Recurring Revenue is defined as Gross Recurring Revenue minus all Direct Costs (as defined in Exhibit C). All required Hotel
payments will be deducted from Net Recurring Revenue amounts (see section 10 above) before applying the revenue share formula.
The standard revenue share will be as follows on all content and services except where otherwise agreed in writing between STVS
and AACSA: STVS shall receive 45%, the Hotel shall receive 37.5%, AACSA shall receive 12.5%, and the Activator shall receive 5%.
In cases where there is no Activator, the Activator fee may be shared equally between AACSA and the Hotel, in AACSA’s sole
discretion or may be awarded to an AACSA affiliate, by AACSA, who was instrumental in securing such location.

 

REFERRED OR SOURCED CONTENT BY AACSA or its AFFILIATES: If movies or other content are sourced or
referred by AACSA or its affiliates, such referred content revenue share shall award an additional percentage (%) of gross revenue
to AACSA as determined in a separate Content agreement between the parties on a case-by-case basis. In the absence of a separate
content agreement in each case, a standard 10 % of Gross revenue referral fee shall effectively apply to each content item. All
such additional payments shall be considered as a Direct Cost according to Section 12 and Exhibit C of this agreement. 

 

Revenue sharing amounts will be due and payable within
fifteen working days of the end of the month to which they apply.

 

12. Determination of direct costs:

 

Direct costs will be deducted from gross revenues to calculate
net income for revenue sharing purposes in the manner defined in Exhibit C. These costs will be projected for each year of the
agreement and these projections will be used to calculate revenue share amounts. At the end of each year the total direct costs
for the year will be reviewed by both parties on an open-book basis and any variance from the projections will be factored into
the following year’s projected direct cost. With reasonable grounds and at any point in the year, AACSA shall have ability
to review and audit the books of the operation as related to the revenue sharing elements of this program. If an audit reveals
that such payments were short, STVS shall immediately make good all outstanding payments to AACSA and if such payments were short
by 10 % or $10,000 or more of total revenue in the relevant time period, then STVS shall be responsible for all expenses of such
audit or review to make AATAC / AACSA whole. If such discrepancy occurs more than three (3) times in any calendar year or exceeds
30 % of total revenue for any singular instance of a specific Hotel property, STVS shall remit a penalty equal to 25 % of that
instance’s total revenue, or a fixed flat fee of $5,000 whichever is greater, in additional to remitting the shorted difference.

 

13. Advertising revenue share

 

Both AATAC and STVS can deliver paid advertising and promotion to Select-TV hotels. The revenue share formula for advertising
revenues will be as follows: STVS will receive 50% of Net Advertising Revenue (“NAR”); Hotel will receive 25% of NAR;
AATAC will receive 25% of NAR. NAR is defined as gross advertiser spending minus all relevant Agency costs plus any sales or other
costs incurred by AATAC and/or STVS. In the instance that STVS is the referring source of such advertising, it shall earn an additional
5% of the NAR from AACSA & Hotel side, and if AACSA or its Hotel is the referring source, AACSA shall earn 5 % of the NAR
from STVS. In cases where STVS refers the advertiser, it will therefore receive 55% of the NAR and AACSA and the Hotel will each
receive 22.5% of the NAR. In cases where AACSA secures the advertiser, it will receive 30% of the NAR, STVS will receive 45% of
the NAR and the Hotel will receive 25% of the NAR.

 

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14. Billing:

 

All amounts billed to and collected by the hotel from content, applications
and services purchased by consumers, including all applicable taxes, will be passed immediately through to STVS
or to a designated lockbox, in order to meet the anticipated requirements of lenders who will finance the deployment of certain
STVS systems. STVS acknowledges that payment methods or remittance procedures such as ACH, auto debit, or specialty accounts payable
methods may be utilized and may affect the ability of the hotel to directly remit to STVS without a third party intermediary such
as bank, payroll company, or other entity and STVS shall make arrangements to work directly with such entities and realize all
revenues so that they may remain consistent within the program and able to fairly distribute all revenue sharing with the AACSA.
STVS acknowledges that it has the authority to bind the hotel through contract and shall be solely responsible for the compliance,
accurate accounting, and enforcement of such provision if necessary directly with the hotel.

 

15. Marks:

 

During the Term of this Agreement,
each party grants the other a non-exclusive, revocable, royalty-free license to use the other’s trademarks and service marks
(“Marks”) for the sole purposes of promoting the in-store program. Such license will be subject to the terms and conditions
of the Marks owner’s guidelines for trademark and service mark use of which it is made aware as such guidelines may change
from time to time. Title to and ownership of the Marks will remain with the Mark’s owner. Except as expressly stated above,
no right, title or interest to any patents, copyrights or trademarks of either party are transferred or licensed by this Agreement.
STVS acknowledges that certain marks, such as hotel property logos and images require special approval by such entities that retain
ownership of such marks.

 

16. Marketing Efforts:

 

AACSA will exercise commercially reasonable efforts to promote Select-TV to
its customers (I.E. the Hotels), such as explaining the value proposition in detail to each hotel owner (detail defined in Exhibit
D), engaging in Marketing Activities such as seminars, webcasts, promotional videos, on-site presentations and other promotions
as appropriate though the AACSA marketing engine at the sole discretion of AACSA to be able to successfully educate Hotel owners/operators
and Brands, or promote the program. Prior to the launch of the nationwide roll-out program, the parties will agree upon the type
and volume of Marketing Activities to be undertaken by AACSA, notwithstanding failure on the part of STVS to initiate or conduct
such discussions prior to or during the extent of the program. AACSA will support and strongly encourage its staff to promote
sales of the Select-TV through the program. STVS PR will provide AATAC with all of the necessary marketing materials for the program,
at no cost to AACSA, including approved art (including JPGs). AATAC will designate at least one employee or representative to
consult with STVS at least once a month to review, plan, and execute on ongoing operational initiatives. STVS shall request and
initiate such communications.

 

 

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11.1 STVS will provide updated program and product options quarterly to be presented to AACSA and
its hotels. The frequency of programs can be adjusted if needed, including online.

 

11.2 STVS may, at its sole discretion, provide
an additional advertising and promotional allowance of up to five percent (5%) of expected program revenue for all local Marketing
Efforts, based upon the final number of hotels, an amount which is subject to change based upon STVS’s revenue models, and
will be negotiated moving forward in good faith.

 

17. Deployment:

 

STVS shall provide AACSA a developed and standardized online application process for
each Hotel as well as a simple standard site survey and deployment program to enable STVS to properly design and equip each hotel.
STVS shall be responsible to perform or to engage suitable subcontractors to perform each site deployment, and any expenses related
to the site survey.

 

18. Implementation Plan and Metrics:

 

The two parties have developed a mutually acceptable
implementation plan for Phases I through III of the roll-out program and can be found within Sections 3, 4, 5 and Exhibit E regarding
agreeable performance metrics.

 

19. Assignability

 

In the event that either party acquires, merges with or is acquired by another company/entity,
this agreement will be assignable to the resulting entity in its entirety.

 

STVS acknowledges that AACSA will use directly compensated
or sub-contracted affiliates to fulfill the obligations of the agreement, and such affiliates may be replaced or terminated in
the sole discretion of AACSA.

 

Both parties agree that the revenue share and compensation packages agreed to in this agreement
shall survive and each party shall have rights to payments hereunder and each party shall, upon his death or if deemed incapacitated,
inure to the benefit of such party’s personal or legal representatives, executors, administrators, heirs, distributees,
devisees and legatees.

 

 

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20. Termination:

 

Reasons for Termination. Either party may terminate this Agreement under the following
circumstances:

 

20.1 Immediately, if the other party: (a) becomes insolvent or unable to pay its debts as they mature within the
meaning of the United States Bankruptcy Code or any successor statute; (b) makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors;
(c) files or has filed against it, voluntarily or involuntarily, a petition under the United States Bankruptcy Code or any successor
statute unless the petition is stayed or discharged within ninety (90) days; or (d) has a receiver appointed with respect to all
or substantially all of its assets.

 

20.2 Upon the other party’s breach of any material term of this Agreement and failure
to cure the breach within thirty (30) days following written notice thereof.

 

a. Survival. Terms which by their nature should survive
the termination or expiration will survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement.

 

b. If such breach or unfulfilled provision
is a result of the actions or inability of the STVS or its representatives, or as related to intentional negligence or fraud,
or for non-payment of amounts due as per the payment schedule, no refunds for any reason will be given.

 

20.3 Irreparable Reputational
Harm. If the actions of one party cause the other party, its affiliates or business partners material harm or reputational damage.

 

 

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21. Mutual Representations and Warranties:

 

Each party represents to the other that it has full capacity,
power and authority to enter into, execute, deliver and perform this Agreement; and that it will perform its obligations under
this Agreement in a professional and workmanlike manner consistent with generally accepted industry standards.

 

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE
EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN, NEITHER PARTY MAKES ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, AND HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES,
EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, RELATING TO OR ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY
OF NON-INFRINGEMENT, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARISING
FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR COURSE OF PERFORMANCE. NEITHER PARTY HAS MADE ANY PROMISES OR GUARANTEES AS RELATED TO THE PERFORMANCE,
SUCCESS, OR REVENUE ATTAINMENT OF THIS RELATIONSHIP. ANY PROJECTIONS OR FIGURES PROVIDED DURING THE NATURAL COURSE OF DEALINGS
HAVE BEEN INTENDED FOR DEMONSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY. NO EXPRESSED PROMISE OF SALES HAVE BEEN MADE NOR ARE THEY A REQUISTE FOR THIS
PROGRAM.

 

22. General Terms:

 

This Agreement, including Exhibits “A”, “B”, “C”,
“D”, “E” are the agreement of the parties and cancels all prior negotiations and understandings between
the AACSA and STVS with respect to the subject matter hereof.

 

a) Governing Law and Venue. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with and governed
by the laws of the United States state in which any suit, action or other proceeding is brought, regardless of conflict of law
principles. The parties hereby irrevocably and unconditionally submit to the exclusive laws and jurisdiction of the courts of
the venue in which the party that did not bring the suit is operating, for the purposes of any suit, action or other proceeding
arising out of this Agreement or the subject matter hereof brought by any party hereto. Accordingly, appropriate venue for an
action against AACSA shall lie in the State of Florida in a county in which the AACSA resides or has legal representation, and
appropriate venue for an action against STVS shall lie in any state in which they operate.

 

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b) Attorneys’ Fees. If any legal action is necessary in order to enforce any of the terms
of the Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its PR reasonable attorneys' fees and costs from the nonprevailing
party.

 

c) Insurance. Both Parties shall be required to carry professional liability insurance with
limits of no less than $1M per incident as of the date of launch of this program. STVS AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AACSA AND ITS AFFILIATES
ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROGRAM RESULTING FROM THE APPROVED PROMOTION, DISTRIBUTION, MARKETING, PLACEMENT, OR SALE
OF ANY STVS PRODUCT OR MEDIA, THE AFFILIATED MARKETING OR PROMISES, UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES, OR ANY OTHER FEDERAL ACT VIOLATED
AS A RESULT OF STVS’s INSTRUCTION TO SELL AND MARKET SUCH PRODUCTS. FURTHERMORE, STVS EXPRESSLY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AACSA
FOR ANY ACTION BROUGHT AGAINST IT AS A RESULT OF IMPLEMENTING, PROMOTING, MARKETING, OR RESULTING FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OR SALE
OF ANY OF THE MEDIA OR CONTENT ASSOCIATED WITH STVS’s OFFERINGS.

 

d) Non-Solicitation of Employees, Clients, Affiliates. STVS hereby covenants and agrees with AACSA
that, during the Covenant Term, STVS shall not solicit or induce any employee or independent contractor, or client inclusive of
potential or actual clients, or affiliate, of the Company to alter or terminate his or her relationship with AACSA or, directly
or indirectly, offer employment to or compensate or cause or permit any other person or entity to compensate any such AACSA affiliate,
representative, or independent contractor. STVS expressly agrees not to circumvent AACSA for financial or other gain for its resources,
personnel, trade practices, or contacts. If such circumvention occurs, AACSA is entitled to all compensation it would have been
due as well as damages or penalties as applicable by law.

 

THIS AGREEMENT AND ALL TERMS ARE CONFIDENTIAL AND STVS AGREES NOT TO
SHARE OR MAKE PUBLIC THE DETAILS OF THIS AGREEMENT, THE TRADE SECRET PRACTICES, SUBSIDIES, DISCOUNTS, RATES, REVENUE SHARING FORMULAS
OR ANY OTHER DETAILED TERMS WITH ANY THIRD PARTY, INCLUDING THOSE INTRODUCED BY AACSA WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF
AACSA, EXCEPT (i) AS REQUIRED BY SECURITIES LAW AND (ii) FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING INVESTMENT FUNDS. THE PARTIES AGREE TO DEVELOP
A LIST OF DISCLOSURE ITEMS WHERE DISCLOSURE PR WILL BE COVERED BY A GENERAL PERMISSIBLE-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT MUTUALLY ACCEPTABLE
TO BOTH PARTIES, AS WELL AS A LIST OF DISCLOSURE ITEMS WHERE DISCLOSURE WILL REQUIRE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM AACSA ON A
CASE BY CASE BASIS. VIOLATION OF SUCH POLICY SHALL VOID ANY DISCOUNTS OR SUBSIDIES AND SHALL BE CONSIDERED A MATERIAL BREACH.
ALL PRESS RELEASES THAT MENTION AACSA OR REFER TO THE BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARTIES SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THESE SAME
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

 

 

 

 

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EXHIBIT A: HOTEL SELECTION CRITERIA:

 

Selection criteria for Hotels shall include:

 

1. Existing contracts for Video on demand (VoD) or other entertainment or guest services systems must be at or close to termination,
or be eligible for cancellation or termination of their existing contract if one exists for a Hotel to be included in any given
group of Hotels, including the initial group;

 

2. Hotels must have at least 100 available rooms; any Hotels with fewer than 100
available rooms will be dealt with on a case by case basis. Hotels that are upgrading to 100+ rooms will be eligible, provided
the upgrade is complete or close to complete by the time of installation of the system

 

3. Hotels must be rated three (3) stars
or above. Hotels that are in the process of upgrading to full service and/or three stars or more will be eligible, provided the
upgrade is complete or close to complete by the time of installation of the system;

 

4. Hotels wishing to participate must furnish
STVS with a monthly record of the last six (6) months of entertainment receipts per room from current or previous VoD or other
entertainment systems, if available and if a previous VOD system was currently installed. New Hotels or Hotels that have not had
a system for at least six months will be exempt from this requirement. Hotels that for some reason cannot provide such records
will be evaluated on a case by case basis.

 

5. Resort Hotels or other Properties with low-density layouts including non-contiguous
buildings that have few levels and/or significant distances between building will be dealt with on a case by case basis. These
Properties may be expected to contribute to the cost of system installation.

 

6. Any fees payable to PMS vendors will be borne
by the Hotel as part of the deployment cost. No charges will be levied by STVS for PMS integration.

 

EXHIBIT B: SITE SURVEY CRITERION:

 

The criterion for passing a site survey is simple: if there is valid reason to believe that the installation process will either
be extremely difficult and require significant modification to easements and access, delaying the implementation program beyond
such that four installers working ten hour shifts would not be able to complete the infrastructure part of an installation in
three business days, STVS reserves the right to defer the Property in question and not include it in the initial One hundred (100)
Hotels, unless such hotel property exceeds in size greater than 200 rooms then an additional One (1) installer per fifty rooms
shall apply to the same metric calculation.

 

STVS will furnish AACSA with a simple tool for its field agents to assess whether
a property falls into the “difficult to install” category and may be subject to the conditions cited above, if STVS
deems a property difficult to install, but the AACSA either directly or through its representatives or affiliates can demonstrate
otherwise than STVS shall accept such property.

 

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If STVS improperly delays surveys or site approval leading to hotelier cancelling
such contract prematurely or STVS rejects a valid location, such location shall not be eligible to be replaced unless such location
did, in fact, not meet the majority of the criteria listed in Exhibit A.

 

EXHIBIT C: GROSS RECURRING REVENUE AND DIRECT COST DEFINITIONS:

 

Gross Recurring Revenue is defined as all revenue received from consumers or the STVS system within the hotel through the Hotel
billing system or from transactions originating within hotel purchases (such as purchases of movies and games, fees from purchases
of guests services, such as in-room dining orders, take-out dining orders, etc.), minus all direct costs associated with the revenue.

 

Direct costs include: all sums paid to content owners, aggregators or other intermediaries for purchased content; network operations
costs (which shall not include the cost of depreciation and maintenance of servers or other systems equipment located in data
centers or on premises); customer service and AACSA sales agent fees (Walter Cecchini), which will be calculated after deduction
of fixed fees and direct costs cited above. Total fees due to Walter Cecchini or other intermediaries shall be deducted entirely
from the aggregate portion before deducting AACSA or Activator fees, so as not to leave any balance-billed amount for AACSA.

 

EXHIBIT D: ELEMENTS OF SELECT-TV VALUE PROPOSITION REQUIRING DETAILED EXPLANATION:

 

AACSA sales and marketing personnel or agents shall
strive to become proficient at explaining the key elements of the Select-TV guest services offering as well as the costs, benefits
and economics of the program, within reasonable expectations as can be expected of such third party representatives, to Hotel
owners/Operators and where relevant/necessary to Hotel brands. Additionally, AACSA sales and marketing personnel or agents shall
motivate activators or the hotel operators to motivate their Patrons to convert to the Select-TV solution and provide value proposition
knowledge elements to be able to induce a conversion amongst their Patron base (defined as Hoteliers or Operators).

 

EXHIBIT E: ACCEPTABLE PERFORMANCE METRICS:

 

The mutually agreed target for Phase I of the roll-out is to sign up, survey and install or at
a minimum schedule firm installation dates for all one hundred (100) Hotels by December 31, 2014. If due to delays caused by Hotel
operations schedules or other extraneous circumstances the minimum deliverable – a scheduled firm installation date –
cannot be met by this target date, the parties agree to establish a modified target date and a modified payment schedule for subsequent
implementation payments. If such delays are due to the failure of STVS to do its PR part in meeting the minimum deliverable (e.g.,
by not confirming scheduled installations with hotels), the payment schedule for Phase II will proceed as described in Section
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EXHIBIT F:

 

Properties larger than 450 rooms (“special projects”) shall be evaluated in a somewhat
different manner from smaller properties (“standard projects”), since their capital costs and complexity of these
larger projects are much greater than standard properties. For example, in the case of such properties the economic feasibility
of deployment will be assessed before a site visit is made. Also, STVS will be invited to complete the on-site survey program
earlier in the sales process so that AACSA does not spend time selling properties that would not pass the deployment criteria
applied by STVS as part of its acceptance program.

 

To reflect the higher level of effort and cost incurred by AACSA to close such
properties, the payment schedule for such properties shall be as follows:

 

a) 500 rooms = bonus premium of $1,750 US per Hotel

b) 600 rooms = bonus premium of $2,500 US per Hotel

c) 700 rooms = bonus premium of $3,000 US per Hotel

d) 800 rooms = bonus premium
of $4,000 US per Hotel

e) 900 rooms = bonus premium of $5,000 US per Hotel

f) 1,000 rooms = bonus premium of $10,000 US per Hotel

g) 1,500 rooms = bonus premium of $15,000 US per Hotel

h) 2,000 rooms = bonus premium of $20,000 US per Hotel

i) 2,500 rooms =
bonus premium of $30,000 US per Hotel

 

All bonuses shall be paid within Seven (7) calendar days of having been earned and paid
via corporate check mailed to AACSA PARTNERS or via cleared funds wire at AACSA’s discretion. 

 

 

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