Legal Policies & Disclosures

Legal Policies, Disclosures, and Public Reporting

This page organizes the public legal, privacy, accessibility, intellectual property, standards-status, and concern-reporting disclosures for the Global Mentoring Institute website.

Policy Directory

Core public policies and disclosures.

Use this page as the central legal and trust directory for website visitors, partners, candidates, education providers, funders, and program participants.

PrivacyHow information is collected, used, protected, and reviewed
TermsResponsible use of website content, marks, and public materials
AccessibilityInclusive access, accommodation requests, and barrier reporting
Credential ClaimsNo certification, REP, or partner claim without authorization
ConcernsPublic channel for ethics, privacy, accessibility, and representation concerns

Public Disclosures

What visitors need to know before relying on GMI materials

These disclosures reduce confusion while GMI develops standards, assessments, certification, REP pathways, operating workflows, and pilots.

Legal Review Needed

This page is a policy framework, not final legal advice.

GMI's legal review process covers privacy policy, terms, accessibility statements, disclaimers, intellectual property language, reporting workflows, and applicable requirements.

Public Legal Terms and Disclosures

Website terms applicable to GMI programs, marks, claims, and public materials

These public terms protect visitors, partners, candidates, providers, and GMI by clarifying authorized use, development-stage descriptions, public claims, and reporting pathways.

Development-stage disclosure

Some GMI standards, assessments, credentials, REP pathways, directories, operating workflows, pilots, and verification tools may be in planning, prototype, pilot, or development status until formally approved and launched.

Marks and program identifiers

GMI, MBOK®, IMPACT, related names, logos, and program identifiers may not be used to imply sponsorship, certification, approval, partnership, provider status, or endorsement without written authorization.

Credential and REP claims

No person or organization may claim GMI certification, credential status, REP approval, CEU eligibility, or authorized education-provider status unless GMI has formally granted and documented that status.

Use of public materials

Public summaries may be referenced for informational purposes, but visitors may not alter, repackage, sell, misrepresent, or use GMI materials to create unauthorized training, credentialing, assessment, or partnership claims.

Reporting misuse

Concerns about misuse of GMI marks, false credential claims, unauthorized REP claims, partner misrepresentation, privacy, accessibility, ethics, or public materials may be submitted through the concern-reporting channel.

Updates and reliance

GMI may update website content, policies, disclosures, program descriptions, and development-stage information. Visitors should rely only on current written authorization for claims of approval, affiliation, or credential status.