Terms, Privacy and Legal Information
Effective Date: 25 August 2026
This page sets out the terms that apply to your use of this website, how we handle personal information, and the general terms that may apply when you engage our services.
It is intended to be clear, practical and fair while protecting both you and us.
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Website Terms
1. Who We Are
This website is operated by Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd under the Jonathon Heath brand.
Legal Entity: Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd
ABN: 98 959 026 409
In this document, we, us and our mean Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd.
Unless a proposal, agreement or other engagement document expressly states otherwise, any contract for our services is with Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd.
2. Acceptance of Website Terms
By accessing or using this website, you agree to the Website Terms that apply to its use.
If you do not agree, please do not use the site.
The Services & Engagement Terms later on this page apply to a paid engagement where they are provided, linked or incorporated into the relevant booking, proposal, purchase or agreement.
3. Nature of This Website
This website provides information about business diagnostics, leadership advisory, team facilitation and related professional services.
Website content is:
- general in nature
- not tailored to your particular circumstances
- provided for information and education
4. No Professional Advice
Nothing on this website is legal, tax, accounting, financial product, medical, psychological or therapeutic advice.
Our work may involve discussing business performance, commercial information, leadership, people, strategy and decision-making as part of diagnostic, advisory or facilitation work.
You remain responsible for the decisions you make and should obtain appropriate specialist advice where a matter requires it.
5. Your Use of This Website
You may use this website for lawful personal or internal business purposes.
You must not:
- misuse the website or its content
- reproduce or commercially exploit content without permission
- interfere with the website's systems, security or functionality
- use the website for unlawful, harmful, fraudulent or misleading purposes
6. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, content on this website is owned by us or licensed to us.
This includes our:
- frameworks
- models
- written content
- presentations
- diagnostic, advisory and facilitation materials
- videos, recordings, downloads and other resources
You may view and use public website content for your own personal or internal business development.
You must not reproduce, distribute, adapt, teach from, publish, sell, commercialise or otherwise exploit our content without our written permission, except where permitted by law.
7. Enquiries, Feedback and Testimonials
Information submitted through enquiries, bookings or other communications will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
If you provide feedback or a testimonial specifically for publication, or otherwise give us permission to publish it, you permit us to reproduce, edit for reasonable length or clarity, and use that material in connection with our business and marketing.
We will not publicly disclose private advisory, facilitation or client information as a testimonial or case study without appropriate permission.
8. Third-Party Platforms
We may use third-party platforms and service providers for purposes including:
- website hosting
- bookings and scheduling
- communications
- payments
- cloud storage
- CRM and business administration
- AI-enabled drafting, analysis and productivity tools
- analytics
- advertising and marketing
- general business operations
Third-party platforms have their own terms, privacy practices and systems, which we do not control.
Our own collection, use and disclosure of personal information remains subject to this Privacy Policy and applicable law.
9. Website Availability
We aim to keep the website useful, available and reasonably accurate, but we do not guarantee:
- uninterrupted access
- error-free operation
- that all information will always be complete, accurate or current
We may update, change, suspend or remove website content or functionality where reasonably required.
10. Website Liability
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, including rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Subject to those rights and to the maximum extent permitted by law:
- website content is provided for general information rather than as advice tailored to you
- we do not guarantee any particular outcome from using the website or relying on its content
- we are not responsible for loss arising solely from decisions made in reliance on general website content where we have not breached an obligation owed to you
Privacy Policy
1. Overview
We respect your privacy and aim to handle personal information responsibly, transparently and consistently with applicable Australian privacy laws.
Where the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and Australian Privacy Principles apply to us, we intend to handle personal information in accordance with those requirements.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, hold, use and disclose personal information in connection with our website and services.
2. What Information We May Collect
Depending on how you interact with us, we may collect:
- your name, email address and phone number
- business and professional information
- enquiry, booking and engagement information
- information you provide during short introductory conversations, business diagnostics, leadership advisory, team facilitation, onboarding or other service interactions
- information about employees, contractors, team members or other people provided in connection with a diagnostic, advisory or team engagement where reasonably necessary
- communications including emails, messages and form submissions
- billing, transaction and payment-related information
- technical and usage information such as IP address, device type, browser, pages viewed, referral source and interaction data
- information collected using cookies, pixels, analytics tools and similar technologies
- information about your interaction with emails, advertisements, forms and website content
- feedback, testimonials, structured responses or survey responses you choose to provide
If you provide personal information about another person, please only provide information that is reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose and that you are entitled to share with us.
Sensitive Information
We do not generally ask people to provide sensitive information unless it is reasonably necessary for a particular purpose.
Diagnostic, advisory or facilitation conversations may occasionally involve information about health, personal circumstances or other sensitive matters.
Where consent is legally required for us to collect sensitive information, we will seek appropriate consent rather than relying solely on this Privacy Policy.
If sensitive information is provided to us without being requested, we will consider whether it is reasonably necessary and lawful for us to retain and use it. Where it is not, we may delete or de-identify it where reasonably practicable.
3. How We Collect Information
We may collect personal information:
- directly from you through forms, enquiries, bookings, emails, calls, meetings and other communications
- when you purchase or participate in our services
- from people participating in a team or facilitated engagement
- from a client where information about members of its business or team is reasonably necessary for the engagement
- when you interact with our website, content or communications
- automatically through cookies, pixels, analytics and tracking technologies
- from third-party platforms such as booking systems, payment providers, advertising platforms and other service providers
- through referrals or introductions
- from publicly available professional or business sources where appropriate and lawful
4. Why We Collect, Hold and Use Information
We may collect, hold and use personal information to:
- respond to enquiries
- arrange or conduct short introductory conversations
- assess whether our services may be suitable
- provide business diagnostics, leadership advisory, team facilitation and related professional services
- manage bookings, scheduling and communication
- prepare for and deliver client engagements
- create working documents, summaries, plans, presentation material and other agreed outputs
- provide reminders, resources and follow-up
- process payments and administer client accounts
- operate, maintain and improve our website and business systems
- understand how people use our website and communications
- undertake analytics and measure campaign performance
- protect our systems, business and legal rights
- comply with legal and regulatory obligations
- send relevant information, updates and offers where we have consent or are otherwise permitted by law to do so
5. Email, SMS and Direct Marketing
An enquiry, booking or request for a short conversation is treated primarily as a request for us to communicate with you about that enquiry or potential engagement.
Submitting an enquiry or scheduling a short conversation does not, by itself, mean that you consent to receive direct marketing where consent is legally required.
Where we have your consent, or where otherwise permitted by law, we may separately send relevant marketing communications by email, SMS or similar electronic means.
You can opt out of marketing communications at any time by:
- using the unsubscribe mechanism in the communication
- replying as directed in an SMS or message
- contacting us directly
Opting out of marketing does not prevent us from sending operational communications reasonably necessary for an existing enquiry, booking, transaction or service, such as replies to your enquiry, booking confirmations, appointment reminders, payment notices or service updates.
6. Disclosure of Personal Information
We may disclose personal information where reasonably required to operate our business or provide services, including to:
- website hosting and IT providers
- CRM and communications providers
- email and marketing platforms
- scheduling and booking providers
- payment processors
- analytics and advertising providers
- cloud storage and business administration providers
- AI-enabled drafting, analysis and productivity providers
- contractors, facilitators or service providers reasonably involved in delivering or supporting our services
- accountants, lawyers, insurers and other professional advisers
- regulators, courts, government agencies or other parties where disclosure is required or authorised by law
We do not sell personal information to third parties for their independent direct-marketing purposes.
7. AI-Enabled Tools
We may use AI-enabled tools to support professional work and ordinary business operations.
Depending on the engagement and the task, these tools may assist with:
- drafting
- summarisation
- analysis
- preparation of working documents
- preparation of presentation material
- synthesis of meeting, workshop or facilitated-session outputs
- organising information
- administrative and internal business processes
This may include using AI-enabled tools during the preparation for, delivery of, or follow-up from a Business Model Diagnostic, Leadership Rhythm Advisory, Team Recalibration or another professional engagement.
When deciding whether and how to use an AI-enabled tool, we take reasonable care to consider the nature of the information involved, the purpose for which the tool is being used and the appropriateness of the tool for that task.
Where reasonably practicable, we seek to minimise the amount of personal, confidential or sensitive information entered into third-party AI systems and to use those tools consistently with our privacy and confidentiality obligations.
AI-enabled tools may be provided by third parties and information processed through them may be subject to the provider's technical and data-handling arrangements, including overseas processing as described below.
AI-generated material is treated as a working aid rather than a substitute for human judgement. Where AI-generated material is used in substantive professional work, it remains subject to appropriate human review and judgement before it is relied upon or provided as a substantive client output.
Our use of AI-enabled tools does not remove our responsibility to handle personal information in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.
8. Overseas Disclosure and Processing
Some of the technology, cloud and AI-enabled services we use may store, access or process personal information outside Australia.
These locations are likely to include the United States and may include other countries in which our service providers or their infrastructure operate.
Because technology providers and their hosting arrangements may change from time to time, it may not always be practicable to identify every country in which information is processed.
Where applicable, we take reasonable steps in relation to overseas handling of personal information consistent with our legal obligations.
9. Data Security
We take reasonable administrative and technical steps appropriate to the nature of our business to protect personal information from misuse, interference, loss and unauthorised access, modification or disclosure.
We also rely on third-party systems for aspects of storage, communication and processing.
No internet transmission, cloud system or electronic storage method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
10. Retention
We retain personal information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, for ongoing business relationships, and to satisfy reasonable legal, accounting, tax, insurance and record-keeping requirements.
When personal information is no longer reasonably required, we may securely delete or de-identify it where appropriate.
11. Access and Correction
You may ask us to provide access to personal information we hold about you or to correct information that is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date.
We may need to verify your identity before responding.
There may be circumstances in which access or correction can lawfully be refused or limited. If so, we will deal with the request in accordance with applicable law.
12. Privacy Complaints
If you have a concern about how we have handled your personal information, please contact us with enough information for us to understand and investigate the issue.
We will consider the complaint and respond within a reasonable period.
Where the Privacy Act applies and you are not satisfied with our response, you may also have the right to contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
13. Providing Information, Anonymity and Pseudonyms
You are not generally required to provide personal information simply to browse our public website.
Where reasonably practicable, you may interact with us anonymously or using a pseudonym.
However, we may need accurate identifying and contact information to:
- respond meaningfully to an enquiry
- make or manage a booking
- arrange a short conversation
- enter into or perform an engagement
- process payments
- comply with legal or administrative requirements
If required information is not provided, we may be unable to provide the relevant service or response.
14. Cookies and Similar Technologies
We use cookies and similar technologies to:
- operate and secure the website
- remember relevant settings
- understand website use and performance
- measure engagement
- support analytics, advertising and campaign measurement
Depending on the technology involved, these tools may collect information such as:
- IP address
- browser and device information
- pages viewed
- referring pages or advertising
- actions taken on our website
- identifiers used for analytics or advertising purposes
Some technologies are operated by third parties.
You may be able to manage these technologies through our website cookie controls, your browser settings and relevant third-party platform settings.
Disabling some technologies may affect website functionality.
15. Advertising and Tracking Technologies
We may use third-party advertising technologies, including tools provided by Meta and other advertising or social-media platforms that we use from time to time, to help us understand and improve our advertising.
These technologies may use cookies, pixels, APIs or similar tools to collect or receive information from our website.
Depending on the tools we use, this may include information about:
- your device and browser
- pages you visit
- how you arrived at the website
- interactions with website content
- whether you submitted an enquiry or completed another relevant website action
We may use this information to:
- measure advertising performance
- understand whether advertisements result in website visits or enquiries
- improve and optimise campaigns
- create or refine advertising audiences
- show advertising to people who have previously visited our website or interacted with our content
Information may be disclosed to or collected directly by the relevant advertising platform in connection with these activities.
We do not intentionally use advertising pixels to provide advertising platforms with the content of private advisory communications, facilitated-session discussions or other sensitive client information.
Where required by applicable law or platform requirements, we will use appropriate notice, consent or preference mechanisms for non-essential advertising and tracking technologies.
You can manage relevant choices through our cookie controls where available, browser settings, and the privacy or advertising controls provided by the relevant advertising platform.
16. Contact
Privacy questions, requests and complaints may be directed to:
Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd
ABN: 98 959 026 409
Email: connect@jonathonheath.com
Address: PO Box 858, Sandgate, QLD 4017
Services & Engagement Terms
1. When These Terms Apply
These Services & Engagement Terms apply where they are provided, linked or incorporated into a booking, purchase, proposal or engagement and no separate agreement says otherwise.
A binding agreement may be formed when we accept your booking, engagement or purchase, including by issuing written confirmation, accepting an agreed proposal, receiving payment or commencing the agreed service.
The specific scope, timing, inclusions, fees and other commercial details may be set out in a:
- service page
- proposal
- engagement agreement
- booking confirmation
- invoice
- other written confirmation
Specific engagement terms may also include credits, guarantees, cancellation rights, refund commitments, payment arrangements or other service-specific promises.
If specific engagement terms are inconsistent with these general terms, the specific engagement terms apply to the extent of the inconsistency.
Where a service page forms part of the agreed terms, the version made available when the engagement is entered into applies unless it is later varied by agreement or as permitted by law.
2. Nature of Services
We provide professional services including business diagnostics, leadership advisory, team facilitation and related advisory work.
Our current services include engagements such as the Business Model Diagnostic, Leadership Rhythm Advisory and Team Recalibration.
Our work may include:
- asking questions and challenging assumptions
- reviewing business and commercial information
- analysing business structures, constraints and options
- providing observations and an external perspective
- discussing options and trade-offs
- providing frameworks, tools and recommendations
- facilitating decisions and conversations
- helping clients establish priorities, plans, standards, decision rights and operating rhythms
- preparing working documents or other agreed outputs
Some engagements may include coaching-style conversations where that is useful, but the nature and scope of the engagement are determined by the relevant service terms.
Our services support your thinking, leadership and decision-making, but do not transfer responsibility for those decisions to us.
Except for any specific written commitment, guarantee or promise that expressly forms part of an engagement, we do not guarantee any particular business, financial, leadership, team or personal outcome.
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, our services are not legal, accounting, tax, financial product, medical, psychological or therapeutic services.
3. Client Responsibility
You remain responsible for:
- your decisions and actions
- assessing whether an idea or recommendation is appropriate for your circumstances
- implementation
- your business operations and legal compliance
- decisions relating to employees, contractors, clients and other third parties
- obtaining specialist advice where appropriate
Results may depend on factors outside our control, including implementation, market conditions, team performance, timing and other circumstances.
4. Fees, GST and Payment
Fees and payment arrangements are set out in the relevant proposal, invoice, booking confirmation, service page or other specific engagement terms.
Unless otherwise stated:
- amounts are in Australian dollars
- where a price is stated as “+ GST”, applicable GST is payable in addition to the stated amount
- fees must be paid by the applicable due date
- recurring or instalment payments must be paid as agreed
- you remain responsible for amounts properly due under the applicable engagement
- we may pause further service delivery where payment is materially overdue, after giving reasonable notice where practicable
Where a project is offered at one price for upfront payment and a different total price under an instalment or payment-plan option, the price applicable to the option you select is the agreed fee for that engagement.
Where an engagement has an agreed total project fee, an instalment arrangement is a method of paying that agreed fee and does not, by itself, convert the engagement into a month-to-month service or create a right to cancel remaining instalments.
This is subject to any service-specific cancellation, refund or guarantee terms and to rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
5. Ongoing Advisory and Recurring Services
Where an advisory relationship or other service is provided on a month-to-month or other recurring basis:
- the amount and billing frequency will be stated before or when you enter the arrangement
- where recurring or automatic billing has been agreed, fees may be charged at the agreed frequency until the arrangement is ended
- where a service is expressly described as month-to-month with no long-term lock-in, there is no minimum commitment beyond the applicable billing period unless specific written terms state otherwise
- unless a different process is specified, notice to end an ongoing arrangement may be given in writing to connect@jonathonheath.com
- where notice is received before the next billing date, future recurring charges will ordinarily stop from that next billing date
- ending an ongoing arrangement does not ordinarily reverse fees already properly incurred for a completed or current billing period
- unless otherwise agreed, services continue until the end of a period already paid for
A service-specific guarantee or cancellation promise may provide an earlier or different right to end the relationship and will apply according to its stated terms.
Nothing in this clause limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
6. Scheduling and Attendance
Unless the specific engagement terms state otherwise, for scheduled advisory sessions and other booked meetings:
- at least 2 business days' notice is required to reschedule unless we agree otherwise
- for this purpose, weekends and Queensland public holidays are not counted as business days
- a session cancelled with less notice or missed without notice may be treated as used
- if you arrive late, the session may still finish at its scheduled time
Different cancellation or rescheduling arrangements may apply to a Business Model Diagnostic, Team Recalibration Day, team engagement, event or other project where this is stated in the applicable proposal, booking or service terms.
If any separately purchased or prepaid session is subject to an expiry or use-by period, that period will be stated in the applicable terms.
7. Service-Specific Commitments, Credits and Guarantees
A particular service may include a specific:
- credit
- guarantee
- cancellation promise
- refund commitment
- early-exit right
- payment arrangement
- other commercial commitment
Where such a commitment is stated in the relevant service page, proposal, engagement agreement, booking confirmation, invoice or other written terms that apply to the engagement, it forms part of the terms for that service and applies according to its stated conditions.
A service-specific commitment prevails over an inconsistent general cancellation, payment or refund provision in these terms to the extent of the inconsistency.
A commitment applies only to the circumstances and remedy stated for that particular service. For example, a commitment that allows an engagement to end does not by itself create a right to a refund unless the specific terms provide for a refund.
Any service-specific credit, guarantee, cancellation promise or refund commitment is additional to, and does not exclude, restrict or modify, any rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.
8. Cancellations and Refunds
Any cancellation or refund terms specific to an engagement will be stated in the relevant service page, proposal, agreement, booking confirmation or other applicable written terms.
Unless otherwise stated:
- we do not ordinarily provide refunds merely because you change your mind after a service has commenced
- missed advisory sessions are not ordinarily refundable
- a deposit or booking fee may be non-refundable where that condition is disclosed before payment and is lawful and reasonable in the circumstances
These general provisions do not override any service-specific credit, guarantee, cancellation right or refund commitment that forms part of your engagement.
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.
Where the Australian Consumer Law gives you a right to a remedy because a service has not met an applicable consumer guarantee, these terms do not remove that right.
9. Confidentiality
We will treat confidential information shared with us during an advisory, diagnostic or other private engagement with care and will not deliberately disclose it publicly except with permission or where disclosure is reasonably required for:
- delivering or administering the service
- preparing agreed working materials or outputs
- professional advice or insurance
- legal compliance
- protecting safety
- enforcing or protecting legal rights
People such as contractors, professional advisers and technology providers may have access to information where reasonably necessary for their role and subject to appropriate obligations or protections.
Our use of technology, including the AI-enabled tools described in our Privacy Policy, does not remove our responsibility to handle confidential and personal information with reasonable care.
Group and Team Engagements
Where an engagement involves multiple participants, including Team Recalibration or another facilitated team process, we will encourage appropriate confidentiality but cannot guarantee the conduct of other participants.
Participants should exercise judgement before disclosing highly sensitive personal, legal or commercially confidential information in a group environment.
A client engaging us to work with its team remains responsible for determining what business information it is appropriate to make available to participants during the engagement.
10. Intellectual Property
Unless agreed otherwise in writing, all frameworks, methodologies, presentations, exercises, resources, materials and content we provide remain our intellectual property or that of our licensors.
You receive a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use supplied materials for your own personal or internal business purposes.
You must not reproduce, distribute, sell, publish, teach from, sublicense, commercialise or create derivative commercial products from our materials without written permission.
This does not prevent you from using the ideas, decisions, plans, priorities, business structures and other internal business outputs developed specifically through your engagement for the ordinary operation of your own business.
11. Liability
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies liability, rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Subject to those rights and to the maximum extent permitted by law:
- you remain responsible for business decisions and implementation choices you make
- we are not responsible merely because a decision, recommendation or course of action discussed during an engagement does not produce the outcome hoped for
- we are not liable to the extent that loss is caused by circumstances outside our reasonable control or by decisions, acts or omissions of the client or third parties where we have not breached an obligation owed to you
- where liability can lawfully be limited, our aggregate liability arising from the relevant engagement will not exceed the fees paid or payable for the particular services giving rise to the claim
The general financial limitation above does not apply to fraud or wilful misconduct by us or to any liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
The operation and enforceability of any limitation necessarily depend on the circumstances and applicable law.
12. Suspension and Termination
We may suspend or terminate an engagement where:
- there is a material breach of the applicable agreement that is not remedied within a reasonable time after notice, where the breach is capable of remedy
- payment is materially overdue
- behaviour is abusive, threatening, unsafe, unlawful or seriously disruptive
- continuing the engagement would create an unreasonable safety, legal or ethical concern
Any suspension or termination will be exercised reasonably and proportionately having regard to the circumstances.
Immediate suspension or termination may occur where the circumstances reasonably require it.
For an ongoing month-to-month advisory relationship, either party may also end the relationship in accordance with the applicable ongoing-service or service-specific terms.
For a project-based engagement, your right to cancel or terminate is governed by the terms applying to that project, including any applicable service-specific guarantee or cancellation promise.
Ending an engagement does not automatically create a right to refund amounts properly earned or incurred before termination, and does not remove any rights either party has under applicable law or under a service-specific commitment.
13. Events Beyond Reasonable Control
Neither party is responsible for delay or failure to perform caused by events genuinely beyond its reasonable control.
If such an event materially affects service delivery, we will use reasonable efforts to agree an appropriate response, which may include:
- rescheduling
- changing the delivery method
- substituting an agreed component
- providing an appropriate credit
- refunding an affected unused component where required by law or otherwise agreed
General
1. Changes to This Page
We may update this page from time to time by publishing a revised version on the website.
Changes to the Website Terms and Privacy Policy apply from the stated effective date.
Unless an existing engagement or applicable law provides otherwise, publishing an updated version of this page does not retrospectively change the agreed commercial terms, service-specific commitments or other rights applying to an existing paid engagement.
2. Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia.
Subject to any rights that cannot lawfully be restricted, the courts of Queensland and courts competent to hear appeals from them have non-exclusive jurisdiction in relation to these terms.
3. Contact
Heath Family Holdings Pty Ltd
ABN: 98 959 026 409
Trading under the Jonathon Heath brand
Email: connect@jonathonheath.com
Address: PO Box 858, Sandgate, QLD 4017
You can also use the contact page for correspondence
