Document:

Exhibit
10.1_b

 

June
25th , 2020

 

STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL

 

 

Rainmaker
Water PVT LTD

7
Park Avenue, Dehiwala,

Sri
Lanka

 

Attention:
Ranil Somaweera

 

	Re:	Proposed
    Joint Venture Agreement

 

Further
to our recent discussions, this Letter of Intent will serve to memorialize the mutual intentions of Rainmaker Worldwide Inc., (“RAKR”)
and Rainmaker Water PVT LTD, (“RWSRI”) with respect to the following Joint Venture (“JV”).

 

1)
RAKR will fom1 a joint venture with RWSRI for the exclusive distribution of Water as a Service (“WaaS”) in Sri Lanka;

 

2)
Phase 1: RAKR will own 22.5% of the N and RWSRI will own 77.5% of the N. During Phase 2 RAKR will be issued an additional
5% on deployment of AW-Unit 3 (for further clarity, RAKR will own 27.5% of the JV and RWSRI will own 72.5% of the N), RAKR will
continue to receive 5% of the N for every AW-Unit deployed to a maximum of 49% of the N, based on Sri Lanka government
approval;

 

3)
Phase l: RWSRJ will provide one AW GO25 System (AW-Unit l) as well as the necessary bottling equipment and staffing to operate the WaaS
business for the first 5,000L of water production. RAKR will have no right to title ownership to assets contributed to this N
by RWSRI, for further clarity upon signing this N RWSRT will attach a Schedule A which outlines assets it owns, leased or has
right to title interest in;

 

4)
Phase 2: RAKR will provide additional AW units at no cost to RWSRI which produces approximately 5000L’s per unit as needed by RWSRI
to meet demand. For the purpose of the agreement each additional unit will be identified as, AW-Unit 2, AW-Unit 3... etc.;

 

5)
RAKR will ensure maintenance and upgrades of all units during the term of this agreement;

 

6)
RWSRI will ensure all property and regulatory permitting is completed in conformance with laws and regulations of Sri Lanka;

 

7)
RWSRI will ensure the securement and provision of the location, land, etc. required for RAKR to operate the WaaS business including the
bottling plant;

 

8)
RAKR will provide RWSRI with $112,000 USD (Partner Fee) as an investment no later than August 17, 2020;

 

9)
RAKR and RWSRI agree to provide water at competitive market rates and not to go below LKR 50 per litre unless mutually agreed upon. RWSRI
under its sole discretion can change the market rates as it determines fit;

 

    	 

    	 

    

 

10) RAKR and RWSRI will independently own rights to their own intellectual property. RWSRI will undertake the sale, marketing, and production
of water under its own brand and any intellectual property developed during this N will be owned by RWSRI. For further clarity,
RAKR will not have any rights to intellectual property created under this N. For the purpose of this N intellectual property
is defined as but not limited to bottle design, shape, logo, marketing material;

 

11)
RWSRI will be responsible for water production operations under this JV. RWSRI will, under its sole discretion, determine product pricing,
market distribution, vendor engagement and vendor credit terms;

 

12)
RAKR understands that RWSRI will make eve1y corporate effort to meet projections outlined in its financial projections, however, RWSRI
will not be penalized for not meeting financial projections;

 

13)
Distribution of Profits: RWSRI will provide quarterly P&L reports to RAKR under this JV. RWSRI will remit a share of net income distributed
to both parties based on the ownership of the N. For further clarity, if net income over a quarter during Phase I is LKR 1,000,000
then RAKR will receive a quarterly net income distribution of LKR 225,000 and RWSRI will receive a quarterly net income distribution
of LKR 775,000;

 

14)
If Phase 2 has not been implemented within one year of signing this JV then no further distribution of net income will be shared with
RAKR and this N will terminate;

 

15)
On termination of this contract due to causes outlined in Section 14, RWSRI will reimburse the Partner Fee from the sale of water at
a rate of LKR 5 per litre. Any net income shared during Phase l of the JV will be calculated as part of the total paid towards the Partner
Fee. For further clarity if during Phase I RAKR was distributed $50,000 USD of net income under this JV, then the balance owing of the
Partner Fee to RAKR will be $62,000 USD;

 

16)
This N is valid for ten (l 0) years (Term) after which either party can extend the N for another Term by providing the
other party intention to do so in writing;

 

17)
Both parties acknowledge that the ownership of the AW-Unit l is owned by RWSRI and all subsequent provided AW machines will remain the
sole ownership of RAKR.

 

18)
RAKR directors or its employees do not represent RWSRI, and RWSRI directors or its employees do not represent RAKR;

 

19)
Governing Law: This agreement shall be governed in accordance with the laws of Sri Lanka;

 

20)
RWSRI will implement and maintain a water bottling plant with a capacity of running 2,000 bottles per hour. The JV will purchase future
bottling plants as required and agreed upon by both parties;

 

The
provisions of this Letter of Intent constitute a definitely set of terms that both parties will agree to abide by.

 

Background
Context

 

Rainmaker
Worldwide Inc. (“RAKR”) is a Nevada company which operates through two wholly owned subsidiaries; Rainmaker Worldwide Inc.
(Ontario) (“ RWI”) which hosts the Company’s head office in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, and Rainmaker Holland B.Y.
(“RHBV”) which functions as the Company’s innovation and manufacturing center in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The Company’s
patented water technology provides economical drinking water wherever it’s needed and at scale.

 

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The
company began in 2008 as Dutch Rainmaker BV (“DRM”) by inventor Piet Oosterling together with an affiliated company,
Wind En Water Technologie Holding BV (“WWT”). DRM and WWT evolved through 2014, with units of the first-generation
technology deployed in Kuwait and Northern Holland. Rainmaker Worldwide Inc. (Ontario) was formed in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada in
2014 to consolidate all assets, intellectual property, and the executive management expertise of DRM and WWT. The restructuring of DRM
and WWT was completed with asset sale transactions by each company to RWI completed in December 2015 contemporaneously with a Round 1
financing of RWI. The first full year of operation of RWI was 2016. RHBV was established in late 2015 as a wholly owned subsidiary of
RWI as part of the DRM-WWT-RWT restructuring (“RM BV”). RM BV fulfills R&D, assembly and manufacturing operations
in the Netherlands for the group. The creation of DR BV also facilitated a loan from an affiliate of the Port of Rotterdam (“SOFIE”)
the proceeds of which supplemented the working capital necessary to outfit the Rotterdam assembly facility with the necessary tools
and equipment.

 

In
July 2017, the shareholders of RWI entered into a share exchange agreement with RAKR that resulted in RWI becoming a wholly owned subsidiary
of RAKR trading on OTC pink sheet markets.

 

To-date,
over $15 million has been collectively invested in technology research, development and deployment within DRM, WWT and RWI.

 

RA.KR
builds two types of energy-efficient, fresh water-producing technologies:

 

l.
Air-to-Water, which harvests fresh water from humidity in the atmosphere. Thermal energy created by the power unit is used to cool and
condense moisture in air. Air-to-Water units are available in three sizes, producing 5,000, 10,000 or 20,000 liters of drinking water
per day.

 

2.
Water-to-Water, which transforms seawater or polluted water into drinking water. With the WW unit, the energy generated is utilized in
a state-of-the-art membrane distillation system to evaporate and then condense input water from a water source to create fresh, pure
water. Water to-Water units are available in three sizes producing 37,500, 75,000 or 150,000 liters per day.

 

In
both instances, the RA.KR products have the possibility to drive the process using 100% renewable energy from the wind and / or the sun.
The proprietary power unit converts the wind or solar energy directly and efficiently into heat by driving a series of heat pumps, without
the need of an intermediate step of an inverter to create electricity. The unit operates completely stand alone, so it does not need
a grid connection. It is also possible to drive the power unit using (or combining renewable energy sources with) conventional fossil
energy sources such electricity or a diesel generator. The technology can easily and quickly be deployed where drinking water is needed
most.

 

1)
Final Agreement

 

RWSRI
and RAKR will undertake to prepare drafts of the legal documents necessary to effect the Joint Venture. All parties shall use their good
faith efforts to complete and be in a position to; (i) execute a partnership agreement (the “Partnership Agreement”) relating
to the Joint Venture on or before August 17’\ 2020 (or such other date as may be mutually agreed to by RWSRI and RA.KR); (ii) to
have obtained the respective support agreements from the shareholders of RWSRI and RA.KR;

 

The
Partnership Agreement shall be mutually acceptable to RWSRI and RAKR and its shareholders and shall be substantially in a form customarily
used in connection with such a transaction including, customary indemnities, representations and warranties and conditions. In addition,
the Parh1ership Agreement shall provide that the obligations of RWSRI and RAKR thereunder to complete the Joint Venture shall be conditional
on, among other things, receipt of all required third party(s) and shareholder approvals, on terms and conditions satisfactory to RWSRI
and RAKR, acting reasonably.

 

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2)
Confidentiality

 

The
parties hereby agree that they will not use, for any purpose, other than for purposes of evaluating the Joint Venture outlined in the
Agreement, any information or confidential data relating to any other party or its assets, prospects, properties or otherwise,
discovered or acquired by them or their respective representatives or agents in connection with their evaluation of the Joint Venh1re
and agree that they will not , subject to applicable legal requirements, disclose, divulge or communicate, whether orally or in writing,
any such information or confidential data so discovered or acquired to any other person, firm or corporation except to their legal, accounting
and financial advisors on a “need to know” basis in connection with the Joint Venture provided that the foregoing shall not
apply if such information or data at the time of its disclosure, or thereafter becomes, generally available to, or known to the public
(other than as a result of a breach of this provision) or was or is available to the recipient on a non confidential basis from another
source.

 

Each
of the parties acknowledges that the information that may be provided may be sensitive and, if dis closed, may significantly affect the
market price or value of the securities of RWSRI or RAKR. Each of the parties acknowledges that it is aware of the prohibitions under
applicable securities legislation regarding insider trading and tipping. Consequently, each party agrees to take such steps and institute
such precautions or safeguards as may be appropriate to reduce the possibility of any violations of such laws.

 

3)
Announcements

 

Unless
otherwise required by law, neither party sha ll, except with the prior written consent of the other (i) disclose to any person that this
letter agreement has been entered into or that any investigations, discussions or negotiations are taking place concerning the Joint
Venture; or (ii) disclose any of the terms , conditions or other facts with respect to this letter agreement or its evaluation of the
other party or the Joint Venture .

 

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If
the foregoing is acceptable, please execute the enclosed duplicate copy of this letter in the space below and return it to the undersigned
on or prior to 5 p.m. on June 16th , 2020 and unless that happens, this term sheet shall lapse and be of no further force
or effect. Your execution of this letter will confirm your intention to proceed on the basis of the proposal herein and that, subject
to the terms hereof, you accept and agree to be bound only by those provisions of this letter which are expressed to be binding.

 

Yours
truly,

 

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	RAINMAKER
    WORLDWIDE INC.	 
	 	 
	Per:	 
	 	 
	Michael
    O’Connor, Director	 
	I
    have the authority to bind the company	 

 

 

 

	RAINMAKER
    WATER PVT LTD.	 
	 	 
	Per:	 
	 	 
	Ranil
    Somaweera	 
	I
    have the authority to bind the company	 

 

ACKNOWLEDGED
AND ACCEPTED this 26th day of June 2020.

 

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6th
October 2020

 

CONFIDENTIAL

 

BY
ELECTRONIC MAIL

 

RAINMAKER
WORLDWIDE INC.

271
BROCK STREET

PETERBOROUGH,
ON

CANADA,
K9H 2P8

 

Attention:
Michael O’Connor

 

We
are writing to provide you with a letter of intent from Rainmaker Water PVT LTD. (RWSRI) in respect of the signed Joint Venture (JV)
agreement dated June 25th, 2020 with Rainmaker Worldwide Inc. (RAKR).

 

Transaction
Overview and Structure

 

Based
on the information provided regarding the terms and conditions of the transaction, RWSRI is pleased to submit this binding letter of
intent (LOI) for the transaction with RAKR outlined in the JV:

 

	 	●	RAKR
    will provide RWSRI with a Partner Fee of USD $112,000.
	 	●	RWSRI
    will issue shares for 22.5% to RAKR of the registered JV upon receipt of the Partner Fee.
	 	●	RAKR
    will be issued an additional 5% of the registered JV for every AW-Unit deployed up to a maximum of 49% of the JV according to the
    terms and conditions of the JV.

 

If
you have any questions please don’t hesitate to call me at 0771312226 or email me at ranilsomaweera@gmail.com, we are looking
forward to a successful venture.

 

Sincerely,

 

	 	 	 
	Ranil
    Somaweera	 	Niroshan
    Padduka
	Managing
    Director	 	DirectorExhibit
10.1_c

 

PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES

 

	BETWEEN:	Rainmaker
    Worldwide Inc.
	 	4625
    Nevso Drive
	 	Las
    Vegas, Nevada
	 	89103
    United States
	 	(hereinafter
    referred to as the “CUSTOMER”)
	 	 
	AND:	Kawartha
    Entertainment Group Inc.
	 	286
    George Street, North
	 	Peterborough,
    Ontario K9J 3H2
	 	Canada
	 	(hereinafter
    referred to as “VENDOR”)
	 	 
	 	(CUSTOMER
    and VENDOR hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Parties”)

 

PREAMBLE

 

WHEREAS
CUSTOMER wishes to retain the services of VENDOR for the purpose of performing certain services described below;

 

WHEREAS
the VENDOR, for good and valuable consideration, agrees to provide CUSTOMER the services described below;

 

WHEREAS
the Parties wish to confirm their agreement in writing;

 

WHEREAS
the Parties are duly authorized and have the capacity to enter into and execute this Agreement;

 

NOW
THEREFORE, THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:

 

1.00
PREAMBLE

 

The
preamble forms an integral part of this Agreement.

 

2.00
SCOPE

 

2.01
Services

 

VENDOR
undertakes to provide CUSTOMER the services further described in the specifications agreed to in Schedule A of this Agreement (hereafter
referred to as the “Specifications”).

 

    	 

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3.00
CONSIDERATION

 

3.01
Price

 

With
respect to the services to be provided, the CUSTOMER shall pay VENDOR the price indicated in the Specifications, plus any applicable
taxes.

 

3.02
Billing

 

VENDOR
shall send all invoices to CUSTOMER’s address indicated in the Specifications or to any other address CUSTOMER may communicate
to VENDOR following the signing of this Agreement.

 

3.03
Terms and Conditions of Payment

 

The
price is payable by CUSTOMER to VENDOR according to the terms and conditions of payment indicated in the Specifications.

 

4.00
SPECIAL PROVISIONS

 

4.01
Parties’ Representatives

 

Each
party acknowledges that the person appointed in the Specifications (or any substitute following a notice sent to the other party to that
effect) represents that party and has full power to act, make decisions, and give the required authorizations with respect to the execution
of this Agreement.

 

4.02
CUSTOMER’s Obligations

 

CUSTOMER
undertakes and binds himself towards VENDOR as follows:

 

a)
CUSTOMER shall collaborate with VENDOR and provide all the required information, data, documentation, consents and directives necessary
to ensure the execution of the Services to be provided;

c)
CUSTOMER may not transfer to a third party any of his rights under this Agreement without the prior written consent of VENDOR;

d)
CUSTOMER shall pay VENDOR for the Services and for any additional services that he may request after the signing of this Agreement, according
to the terms and conditions of payment stated in the Specifications.

 

4.03
VENDOR’S Obligations

 

VENDOR
undertakes and binds himself towards CUSTOMER as follows:

 

a)
VENDOR shall use its best efforts to carry out the terms of this agreement and will provide the services of qualified personnel as well
as back-up personnel, whenever the need arises;

b)
VENDOR shall perform the services with care, skill, diligence and efficiency, and as further described in Schedule B of this Agreement
(hereafter referred to as the “General conditions”);

 

4.04
Intellectual Property

 

All
of the CUSTOMERS’ Trademarks are the exclusive property of the CUSTOMER and the CUSTOMER grants the VENDOR the right to us these
Trademarks for the sole purpose of delivering this contract. Any modifications, invention, discovery or improvement conceived by the
VENDOR personnel within the framework of the present contract shall be the property of the VENDOR. VENDOR shall grant the CUSTOMER a
license for the use of any patents, copyrights or proprietary claims arising from such discoveries which will be irrevocable, world-wide,
non-exclusive, non-transferable and free from any encumbrances limited to its use according to the needs of the CUSTOMER.

 

    	 

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4.05
Confidentiality and Non- Disclosure

 

VENDOR
acknowledges that some information elements provided and to be provided by CUSTOMER are, or may be, of considerable strategic importance
to the latter and therefore become a trade secret for the purposes of this Agreement. Consequently, VENDOR binds himself towards CUSTOMER:

 

a)
to keep confidential and not disclose the information elements;

b)
to take and implement all appropriate measures to maintain the confidential nature of the information elements;

c)
not to communicate, transmit, exploit, or otherwise make use of the information elements for his own account or for that of a third party;

d)
to take all appropriate measures to ensure that VENDOR’s partners, shareholders, directors, representatives, agents, mandatories,
managers, employees and persons with whom he may be associated, maintain the confidential nature of the information elements, for and
to the exclusive benefit of CUSTOMER.

 

4.06
Commitment Not to Solicit Employees

 

Each
party binds himself not to solicit, hire, employ or otherwise retain the services, directly or indirectly, of any employee of the other
party. This commitment is valid for the term of this Agreement and for a period of twelve (12) months following its termination. If a
party fails to fulfill this obligation, it shall immediately pay to the other party, as a penalty, a sum equivalent to six (6) months
of that employee’s salary at the time of default.

 

4.07
Useful Information

 

CUSTOMER
acknowledges that VENDOR provided him with all useful information concerning the Services to be provided, before the signing of this
Agreement.

 

4.08
Means of Execution

 

Save
and except for the fulfillment of the obligations stated in the Specifications, VENDOR is free to choose how he will execute this Agreement
and he is not in any way subordinated to CUSTOMER as to the means of execution of this Agreement.

 

4.09
Subcontracting

 

Unless
otherwise agreed upon by the parties, VENDOR may only employ the person identified in the Schedule A to carry out this Agreement.

 

4.10
Additional Services

 

If
CUSTOMER requests additional services from VENDOR and the latter agrees, a change request in relation to the said additional services
shall be prepared by VENDOR and signed by CUSTOMER.

 

4.11
Warranty

 

VENDOR’s
sole warrantee is that it shall take all reasonable measures to ensure that it’s Services are performed in an efficient and professional
manner, according to generally recognized industry standards and according to Specifications.

 

4.12
Limitation of Liability

 

Save
and except for a serious fault on his part, VENDOR shall not be liable towards CUSTOMER for any fault and ensuing damages loss of profit
or loss of business opportunities, whether direct or indirect, resulting from the performance of the Services by the VENDOR;

 

    	 

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4.13
Interests

 

Any
amount due to VENDOR shall bear interest at a rate of twelve per cent (12%) annually from the expiry date of the terms of payment.

 

4.14
Rate Modification or Additional Tax

 

If
the rate of any applicable tax changes, or if a new tax is introduced during the term of this Agreement, such rate or such new tax becomes
applicable, and the total price shall be adjusted accordingly.

 

4.15
Cancellation of the Agreement

 

CUSTOMER
or VENDOR may at any time cancel this Agreement upon written notice being given to the other party and received at least thirty (30)
days prior to the effective cancellation date. Nevertheless, the CUSTOMER shall remain liable for the payment of the Services and other
services provided by VENDOR until the effective cancellation date, without any reduction or remittance.

 

5.00
GENERAL PROVISIONS

 

Unless
otherwise stated in this Agreement, the following provisions apply.

 

5.01
“Force Majeure”

 

Neither
party shall be considered in default of this Agreement if the fulfillment of all or part of its obligations are delayed or prevented
due to “force majeure”.

 

5.02
Severability

 

If
any section, paragraph, or provision (in all or in part) in this Agreement is held invalid or unenforceable, it shall not, in any way,
have any effect on any other section, paragraph or provision in this Agreement, nor on the remaining section, paragraph, or provision
unless otherwise clearly provided for under this Agreement.

 

5.03
Notices

 

Any
notice intended for either party is deemed to be validly given if it is done in writing and sent by registered or certified mail, by
bailiff, by email or by courier service to such party’s address as stated in this Agreement, or to any other address that the concerned
party may have notified in writing to the other party. A copy of any notice sent by e-mail shall also be sent according to one of the
above-mentioned delivery modes.

 

5.04
Headings

 

The
headings in this Agreement are used only for reference and convenience purposes; they do not modify in any manner the significance or
the object of the provisions they designate.

 

5.05
Schedules

 

Whenever
the Schedules of this Agreement are duly initialed by all Parties, they are considered as an integral part of this Agreement.

 

5.06
Non-Waiver

 

The
apathy, negligence or tardiness of a party to use a right or a recourse provided for under this Agreement shall not, in any case, be
considered as a renunciation to such right or recourse.

 

    	 

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5.07
Cumulative Rights

 

All
rights mentioned in this Agreement are cumulative and non-alternative. The waiving of a right shall not be interpreted as waiving any
other right.

 

5.08
Entire Agreement

 

This
Agreement constitutes the entire agreement entered into between the Parties. Declarations, representations, promises or conditions other
than those stated in this Agreement cannot be construed in any way as to contradict, modify or affect the provisions of this Agreement.

 

5.09
Amendment

 

This
Agreement cannot be amended or modified except by another written document duly signed by all Parties.

 

5.10
Non-Transfer

 

Neither
of the Parties shall assign, transfer nor convey, in any way, his rights in this Agreement to any third party without first obtaining
the written consent of the other.

 

5.11
Computation of Time

 

In
all computations of time periods under this Agreement:

 

a)
the first day of the period shall not be taken into account, but the last one shall be;

b)
the non-juridical days i.e. Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays shall be taken into account;

c)
whenever the last day is a non-juridical one, the period shall be extended to the next juridical day.

 

5.12
Currency

 

The
currency used for purposes of this Agreement shall be in USD dollars.

 

5.13
Governing Law

 

This
Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws in force in the province of Ontario.

 

5.14
Election of Domicile

 

The
Parties agree to elect domicile in the judicial district of Peterborough, Ontario for the hearing of any claim arising from the interpretation,
application, completion, term, validity and effects of this Agreement.

 

5.15
Numerous Copies

 

Each
copy of this Agreement is considered as an original whenever duly initialed and signed by all Parties, it being understood however that
all of these copies refer to the one and same Agreement.

 

5.16
Successors

 

This
Agreement binds the Parties hereto as well as their respective successors, heirs and assigns.

 

5.17
Joint and Several Liability

 

Whenever
one of the Parties is constituted of two or more persons, these persons are jointly and severally obligated and liable towards the other
party.

 

    	 

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5.18
Elapsed Time

 

Whenever
one of the Parties fails to fulfill an obligation under this Agreement within a limited period of time, the mere lapse of time passing
by shall constitute a formal notice of default to the said party.

 

5.19
Language

 

The
Parties hereto have expressly agreed that this Agreement as well as all other documents relating thereto, be drawn up in the English
language only. Les parties ont expressement convenu que ce contrat de meme que tous les documents s’y rattachant soient rediges
en anglais seulement.

 

6.00
TERM OF THE AGREEMENT

 

The
term of this Agreement is the one stated in the Specifications.

 

7.00
TERMINATION

 

This
Agreement shall terminate in any of the following circumstances:

 

a)
upon the arrival of the date determined in the Specifications;

b)
upon a written consent by the Parties;

c)
in case of cancellation, as foreseen in this Agreement;

d)
in case of bankruptcy, insolvency or business interruption of any of the Parties.

 

Nevertheless,
the termination of this Agreement shall not, as a consequence, affect the rights or obligations of a party, namely those stated in the
confidentiality and intellectual property provisions.

 

8.00
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY THE PARTIES

 

The
parties hereby acknowledge that:

 

a)
prior to the drafting of this agreement, due negotiations have taken place between them;

b)
this agreement truly and completely defines the agreement reached between them;

c)
all and each one of the provisions in this agreement are legible;

d)
the understanding of the aforesaid provisions causes no difficulty whatsoever;

e)
before signing this agreement, each party had the opportunity to consult a legal adviser;

f)
each party has retained a copy of this agreement immediately after it has been signed by all parties.

 

Date:
January 1, 2021

 

	CUSTOMER	 	VENDOR	
	 	 	 	 	 
	 	 	 	 	 
	Name: 	 Michael O'Connor 	 	Name:	Catia Skinner
	Position:	CEO/Director	 	Position:	CEO

 

    	 

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SCHEDULE
“A” - SPECIFICATIONS

 

	1)
    Parties’ Representatives	 
	 	 	 	 	 
	 	●	CUSTOMER’s
    Representative:	 	Michael
    O’Connor
	 	 	●	E-Mail
    Address:	 	moconnor@rainmakerww.com
	 	 	●	Telephone
    Number:	 	(647)
    700-0014
	 	 	 	 	 	 
	 	●	VENDOR’s
    Representative:	 	Catia
    DaSilva
	 	 	●	E-Mail
    Address:	 	cskinner@megaexperience.ca
	 	 	●	Telephone
    Number:	 	(705)
    243-6989

	
	

 

2)
Services

 

Marketing
and communication services.

 

3)
Price

 

VP
Marketing: $100.00 / hr

Video
/ Graphic Designer: $100.00 / hr

Marketing
Coordinator I Copywriter / Social Media: $50.00 / hr,

 

Minimum
monthly retainer of: $2,500.00 billed at the end of the month.

 

4)
Billing Address

 

	 	●	_X_	E-mail
    Address:		kwhite@rainmakerw1w.com
	 	●	 	Postal
    Address:
	 	●	_	As
    stated at the beginning of this Agreement.
	 	●	_	Other
    (specify):	 	...............................................

 

5)
Terms and Conditions of Payment

 

	 	●	Fees
    for services are payable:
	 	 	●	 	Prior
    to start date
	 	 	●	_X_	Upon
    reception of invoice
	 	 	●	_	Net
    ............ ( ) days
	 	 	●	_	Other
    (specify):

 

6)
Term of Agreement

 

		●	Services
    shall be provided by VENDOR beginning on the day of January 2021 and ending no later than the 31st day of December
    2021.

 

 

    	 

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SCHEDULE
“B” - GENERAL CONDITIONS

 

1)
Quality Control

 

VENDOR
has always placed great priority on quality control. For projects where VENDOR has the major responsibility, our Quality Assurance Methodology
will be appropriately applied.

 

2)
Continuity of Personnel

 

VENDOR
guarantees qualified and professional back-up personnel should the need arise.

 

3)
Service Hours

 

The
typical working day consists of 7 hours (35 hours per week) Monday to Friday.

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