Legal & Privacy

Last updated: September 3, 2026

This Legal & Privacy page describes the terms governing use of the Prosum Capital Management website and explains how Prosum Capital Management LLC collects, uses, protects and handles information submitted through this website or otherwise provided in connection with an inquiry.

1. About Prosum Capital Management

This website, located at prosumcapitalmanagement.com (the “Site”), is operated by Prosum Capital Management LLC (“PCM”), a Delaware limited liability company in the United States.

PCM is an independent business advisory firm focused on identifying, developing and pursuing commercial opportunities that may improve a company’s revenue, margins, resilience or strategic options.

References on this Site to “PCM,” “we,” “us” or “our” mean Prosum Capital Management LLC.

By accessing or using this Site, you agree to the terms described on this page. If you do not agree with these terms, please do not use the Site.

2. Website Information and Terms of Use

The information provided on this Site is for general informational and business-development purposes only.

Although PCM seeks to provide accurate and useful information, business, financial, regulatory, market and other conditions can change rapidly. PCM does not represent or warrant that all information on the Site is complete, current, accurate or suitable for any particular purpose.

Nothing on this Site should be relied upon as a substitute for analysis of the specific circumstances of a business or transaction.

PCM may modify, expand, remove or discontinue any portion of the Site or the services described on it at any time without notice.

3. No Professional Advice or Regulated Offering

Nothing on this Site constitutes legal, tax, accounting or other regulated professional advice.

Nothing on this Site constitutes an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to purchase, or a recommendation concerning any security, financial instrument or investment.

References to financing, investors, acquisitions, divestitures, business sales, strategic transactions or similar activities describe potential areas in which PCM may assist businesses with strategy, opportunity development, introductions, analysis or execution, subject in all cases to the nature of the mandate, applicable law and any licensing or regulatory requirements.

Businesses should obtain appropriate legal, tax, accounting, financial or other professional advice where required for a particular matter.

4. No Client, Advisory or Fiduciary Relationship

Visiting this Site, contacting PCM, submitting the Contact form, completing the Commercial Opportunity Assessment, sending an email or otherwise providing information to PCM does not by itself:

  • create a client, advisory, agency, fiduciary or other professional relationship;
  • create an obligation for PCM to review, accept or pursue a proposed mandate or opportunity;
  • obligate PCM to provide services;
  • obligate the submitting party to engage PCM; or
  • establish any particular compensation arrangement.

Any engagement between PCM and a client will be governed by a separate agreement or other written understanding describing the scope of the mandate, responsibilities of the parties, compensation and other relevant terms.

5. Commercial Opportunity Assessment and Preliminary Submissions

PCM provides a Commercial Opportunity Assessment to help businesses identify and describe a significant problem, dependency or unrealized opportunity and to allow PCM to determine whether there may be a credible basis for creating measurable commercial value.

Information submitted through the Assessment may include:

  • the submitter’s name and business contact information;
  • company name, position or role;
  • company website and headquarters;
  • a description of the business problem, dependency or opportunity;
  • the areas of the business affected;
  • approximate financial impact or opportunity;
  • previous efforts to address the issue;
  • barriers to implementation;
  • readiness to act; and
  • available organizational capacity or resources.

Approximate financial information is sufficient for the preliminary Assessment.

Preliminary confidentiality

PCM recognizes that business inquiries may involve commercially sensitive matters. PCM will use information submitted through the Assessment primarily to evaluate the potential opportunity, communicate with the submitting organization and determine whether further discussions may be appropriate.

However, submission of information through this Site does not create a non-disclosure agreement, contractual confidentiality obligation or privileged relationship.

At the preliminary stage, users should not submit:

  • trade secrets;
  • proprietary formulas, source code or detailed technical specifications;
  • passwords, credentials or account information;
  • personal financial information;
  • sensitive personal information;
  • customer or supplier identities where disclosure is commercially sensitive;
  • information belonging to a third party that the submitter is not authorized to disclose; or
  • other information that should only be disclosed after execution of a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement.

If further discussions require disclosure of materially sensitive or proprietary information, the parties may consider entering into an appropriate confidentiality agreement before that information is exchanged.

Submitting information does not transfer ownership of the submitter’s information, intellectual property or business ideas to PCM.

PCM may receive inquiries concerning similar industries, businesses, technologies or commercial opportunities from different organizations. A preliminary submission does not create exclusivity or prevent PCM from working with other organizations, subject to any confidentiality, conflict or exclusivity obligations subsequently agreed to in writing.

Privacy Policy

6. Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to personal information that PCM collects through:

  • this Site;
  • the Contact form;
  • the Commercial Opportunity Assessment;
  • email and other direct communications with PCM; and
  • related preliminary business-development interactions.

“Personal information” generally means information about an identifiable individual. Purely corporate or business information may not constitute personal information under every applicable privacy law, although business contact information can be protected in some circumstances and jurisdictions.

PCM handles information submitted through the Site responsibly regardless of whether a particular item is legally classified as personal information.

7. Information We Collect

Information you provide directly

When you contact PCM or complete a form, we may collect information such as:

  • your name;
  • job title or business role;
  • company name;
  • business email address;
  • telephone number;
  • company website;
  • company location or headquarters;
  • subject and content of communications;
  • information about a commercial problem or opportunity;
  • approximate financial or economic information relating to that issue;
  • information concerning business priorities, implementation capacity or timing; and
  • other information that you voluntarily provide.

Information from business interactions

PCM may also receive business contact information through professional communications, introductions, referrals, publicly available business sources or other legitimate business-development activities.

Technical information

When you use the Site, the Site, hosting provider or associated security systems may automatically process limited technical information such as:

  • Internet Protocol (IP) address;
  • browser or device information;
  • date and time of access;
  • requested pages or resources;
  • referring information; and
  • information necessary to maintain the security and operation of the Site.

Such information may be contained in ordinary web-server, security or diagnostic logs.

8. Why We Collect and Use Information

PCM may use information for purposes including:

  • responding to inquiries;
  • reviewing a Commercial Opportunity Assessment;
  • evaluating whether a potential mandate or commercial opportunity is suitable for PCM;
  • communicating about possible next steps;
  • preparing for discussions or a potential engagement;
  • understanding the commercial circumstances described by a prospective client;
  • developing potential solutions, strategies or engagement structures;
  • maintaining records of business communications;
  • administering and protecting the Site;
  • detecting or preventing misuse, fraud or security incidents;
  • complying with legal, regulatory, tax, accounting or record-keeping obligations;
  • establishing, exercising or defending legal rights; and
  • communicating about PCM services or opportunities where such communication is appropriate and permitted by applicable law.

PCM seeks to collect only information reasonably necessary for the applicable purpose.

If PCM wishes to use personal information for a materially different purpose that requires additional consent under applicable law, PCM will obtain that consent where required.

9. Sale of Personal Information and Advertising

PCM does not sell or rent personal information submitted through this Site.

PCM does not use information submitted through the Commercial Opportunity Assessment for third-party advertising.

At the date of this Policy, the Site is not intended to use cross-site behavioural advertising or targeted advertising based on personal information collected through the Contact form or Commercial Opportunity Assessment.

10. Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Site uses cookies or similar technologies where necessary for website operation and privacy-preference management.

At present, the Site uses a necessary cookie to remember choices made through its cookie-consent system.

The cookie preference interface may display additional categories, such as Functional, Analytics or Advertising, even when cookies in those categories are not currently active. If optional technologies are introduced in the future, they will be managed through the Site’s consent controls where consent is required.

You may review or change your cookie preferences through the Customize or privacy-preference controls available on the Site.

Blocking essential cookies through browser settings may affect certain Site functionality.

11. Disclosure of Information

PCM does not disclose personal information indiscriminately.

Information may be disclosed where reasonably necessary to:

Service providers

PCM may use third-party providers for services such as:

  • website hosting;
  • website administration;
  • form processing;
  • email transmission and hosting;
  • data storage;
  • cybersecurity and technical support; and
  • professional advisory services.

These providers may process information only to the extent required to perform their functions or as otherwise permitted by applicable law.

Professional advisers

PCM may disclose information to legal counsel, accountants, tax advisers, insurers or other professional advisers where reasonably necessary.

External specialists

Certain potential mandates may require technical, industry, financial or other specialized expertise.

PCM may discuss an opportunity in a limited or anonymized manner with appropriate external specialists when reasonably necessary to evaluate whether the required capabilities are available.

PCM will not intentionally provide detailed confidential preliminary Assessment information to prospective customers, suppliers, investors, transaction parties or other commercial counterparties merely because an Assessment has been submitted.

If a formal engagement requires PCM to approach or disclose information to third parties in order to execute a mandate, those activities will be addressed as part of the engagement and any applicable confidentiality arrangements.

Legal requirements

PCM may disclose information where reasonably necessary to comply with law, regulation, legal process or a lawful governmental request, or to protect the rights, security or property of PCM or others.

12. Cross-Border Processing and Storage

PCM is a United States company and operates in a cross-border business environment.

Information submitted to PCM may be transmitted, processed or stored in the United States, Canada or another jurisdiction in which PCM or its service providers operate.

As a result, information may be subject to the laws of a jurisdiction other than the one in which the individual or company providing the information is located, and may be accessible to courts, law-enforcement authorities or regulatory bodies where permitted by applicable law.

Where required by applicable privacy law, PCM takes reasonable measures to assess and address privacy risks associated with cross-border processing or disclosure.

13. Retention of Information

PCM retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected and for legitimate business, legal, accounting, security or record-keeping requirements.

Preliminary inquiries and Commercial Opportunity Assessments that do not lead to an engagement will ordinarily be retained for up to 24 months after the last substantive communication, unless:

  • discussions remain active;
  • the information remains reasonably relevant to a potential opportunity;
  • the submitting party requests deletion and PCM is legally permitted to comply;
  • a legal, regulatory, security or dispute-related reason requires longer retention; or
  • a different retention period is otherwise appropriate or required by law.

Information relating to an active or completed engagement may be retained for a longer period consistent with contractual, tax, accounting, insurance, regulatory, legal and legitimate business-record requirements.

When information is no longer reasonably required, PCM may securely delete, destroy or de-identify it, as appropriate.

14. Information Security

PCM uses reasonable administrative, technical and organizational safeguards appropriate to the nature and sensitivity of the information under its control.

These measures may include:

  • access controls;
  • password-protected accounts;
  • secure website connections;
  • reputable hosting and email infrastructure;
  • limiting access to information to those who reasonably require it; and
  • appropriate security and privacy practices for service providers.

No electronic communication, Internet transmission or information-storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Users should therefore avoid submitting highly sensitive information through ordinary website forms or email unless appropriate safeguards have first been arranged.

If a privacy or security incident occurs, PCM will take reasonable steps to investigate and respond to it and will provide notifications to affected individuals or regulatory authorities where required by applicable law.

15. Your Privacy Rights

Depending on where you reside and which privacy law applies, you may have rights concerning personal information held by PCM.

These may include the right to:

  • ask whether PCM holds personal information about you;
  • request access to personal information held about you;
  • request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information;
  • request deletion of information where applicable;
  • withdraw consent to certain uses of information, subject to legal or contractual limitations;
  • request information about how personal information has been used or disclosed;
  • request portability of certain information where applicable; and
  • make a complaint concerning PCM’s handling of personal information.

These rights are not absolute. PCM may retain or withhold information where permitted or required by applicable law, including where necessary to protect another person’s rights, preserve legally privileged information, comply with record-retention obligations, address a dispute or meet another lawful requirement.

PCM may take reasonable steps to verify identity before responding to a privacy request.

16. Privacy Accountability and Complaints

PCM is responsible for personal information under its control and has designated responsibility for overseeing its privacy practices.

Privacy Officer
Prosum Capital Management LLC
Email: privacy@prosumcapitalmanagement.com

Questions, requests to access or correct personal information, deletion requests and privacy complaints may be sent to the Privacy Officer at the email address above.

PCM will review privacy inquiries and complaints and respond within a reasonable period and within any period required by applicable law.

Individuals may also have the right to contact the privacy or data-protection regulator applicable in their jurisdiction.

17. Children and Minors

The Site is intended for businesses, business owners, executives, managers, advisers and other professionals.

It is not directed toward children or intended to collect personal information from minors.

If PCM becomes aware that personal information from a minor has been submitted inappropriately through the Site, PCM may delete it where appropriate.

Additional Legal Terms

18. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise indicated, the Site and its original content, including text, graphics, branding, design, organization and other materials, are owned by or licensed to Prosum Capital Management LLC and are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

You may view, download or print reasonable portions of the Site for legitimate internal business or informational purposes.

You may not, without prior written authorization:

  • reproduce substantial portions of the Site for commercial distribution;
  • represent PCM content as your own;
  • modify or republish PCM materials in a misleading manner;
  • use PCM’s name, branding or materials to imply an endorsement or relationship that does not exist; or
  • use automated means to extract substantial Site content in a manner that interferes with the Site or infringes applicable rights.

19. Third-Party Websites and Resources

The Site may contain links to third-party websites, resources or services.

Such links are provided for convenience or informational purposes and do not necessarily constitute an endorsement by PCM.

PCM does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, availability, security, privacy practices or terms of use. Users should review the applicable policies of third-party sites before providing information to them.

20. Disclaimer of Warranties

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Site and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

PCM makes no warranty, express or implied, concerning:

  • uninterrupted or error-free access to the Site;
  • the accuracy or completeness of Site content;
  • the suitability of information for a particular business decision;
  • the availability of any particular service or opportunity; or
  • any specific financial, commercial or strategic outcome.

Business decisions should be based on appropriate investigation, analysis and professional advice relevant to the circumstances.

21. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, PCM will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary or consequential loss arising solely from use of, inability to use or reliance upon general information appearing on this Site.

This limitation does not exclude or limit liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Nothing in this section governs liability arising under a separate written engagement agreement between PCM and a client. Any such liability will be governed by the terms of that agreement and applicable law.

22. Governing Law

Except where mandatory applicable law requires otherwise, these Website Terms of Use are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

Any dispute arising solely from use of this Site will, to the extent legally permitted, be subject to the jurisdiction of the appropriate courts in Delaware.

Nothing in this provision is intended to eliminate rights, remedies or regulatory jurisdiction that cannot lawfully be waived or excluded under applicable privacy, consumer-protection or other mandatory law.

23. Severability

If any provision of these terms is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, that provision will be interpreted or limited to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law.

24. Changes to This Legal & Privacy Page

PCM may revise this Legal & Privacy page from time to time to reflect changes in:

  • the Site;
  • PCM’s business activities;
  • technologies or service providers;
  • information-handling practices; or
  • applicable legal or regulatory requirements.

The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated “Last updated” date.

Where applicable law requires additional notice or consent for a material change in the handling of personal information, PCM will provide such notice or obtain such consent as required.

25. Contact

For general inquiries concerning PCM:

Prosum Capital Management LLC
Email: info@prosumcapitalmanagement.com

For questions or requests concerning personal information:

Privacy Officer
Prosum Capital Management LLC
Email: privacy@prosumcapitalmanagement.com

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