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1. Morality Clause: Important for individual athlete/celebrity sponsorships to protect sponsor's reputation

2. Force Majeure: Particularly relevant for event sponsorships or where performance might be affected by external circumstances

3. Insurance Requirements: Necessary for high-risk activities or event sponsorships

4. Social Media Rights: Specific provisions for digital content and social media obligations

5. Anti-Doping Provisions: Essential for sports-related sponsorships

6. Territory Rights: Important for international sponsorships or where territorial restrictions apply

7. Minimum Performance Requirements: Used when sponsorship is tied to specific performance metrics

8. Change of Control: Important for corporate sponsorships where ownership changes might affect the relationship

1. Schedule A - Sponsorship Benefits: Detailed list of all sponsorship rights, benefits, and deliverables

2. Schedule B - Brand Guidelines: Sponsor's brand usage requirements and specifications

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts and dates

4. Schedule D - Approved Uses of IP: Specific examples and guidelines for intellectual property usage

5. Schedule E - Marketing Activities: Detailed marketing and promotional obligations calendar

6. Schedule F - Performance Metrics: Specific KPIs or performance requirements if applicable

7. Appendix 1 - Sponsor's Materials: List of materials to be provided by the sponsor

8. Appendix 2 - Reporting Requirements: Templates and schedules for required performance reports